~700 downloads so far. Not bad for a zero promotional budget. All the reviews so far have been complimentary or at least amusingly harsh.
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if you're only on page 23, I can guarantee it gets either massively better, or massively worse, depending on your perspective. ...but I'm glad you like it.
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Around 60 now. Just plodding along in spurts.
Loving the personal stories & social commentary. Not as hot on the superantihero parts. Yet, anyway.
I'm guessing there's some autobiographical elements tucked in with the pre-suit days? The story there feels a lot tighter, somehow.
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Not saying the nanotech slaughter is bad, mind.
But I find I read all the other parts without stopping, so for me there is definitely some important difference there.
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funny, some people think that front load of character stuff is a bit clunky. other people find it very compelling. but yeah it is loosely based on aspects of my life around that time, to the point chapter 2 is just compressed autobiography.
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That makes sense, yeah. It comes across as authentic, which is probably why I find it more appealing.
It's also a bit unclear if that part of the plot is set in the US, Canada or both - seeming contradictions in context, at times. But that could be sloppy reading on my part.
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