*sobs* Tell me this isn't the end. You said you'd revisit and I'm keeping you to that. This story screams for time stamps and outtakes. Because among other things you have to tell us what Tyler asked the medic
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I definitely have like a dozen ideas running around that deserve to be told that didn't fit in the pacing of the end-game. What Tyler wanted from the medic. Who is pregnant (and who is the next to choose to be). If you have any specific prompts or things you'd like to know, feel free to ask
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I can't believe this is the end! Your story was so good, I have your journal bookmarked as a favorite, and every day I would check for a new chapter, it really gave me something good to look forward to. Thank you for sharing!
Also, if you got someone to draw a diagram of the apartment complex, and some sketches of the characters, and the rooms/gardens, I think this would make a lovely novel to sell as original fiction. I don't know if I would post this one to A03. I might leave it up a couple of days, and then take it down and publish.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate the cheerleading all the way through. I cannot understand how authors function that don't have alpha-readers to give feedback on first-drafts. (my author friends can't understand how I write when I publish as i go and can't take back any mistakes or miss-steps on the way)
I am definitely making the jump to e-publishing this year. I'm thinking doing it like you said, where I post on AO3 for a week or so before I pull it to publish. I do need to go back through this one, make sure the building descriptions are clear (maybe add a rough map because Dallas apartment complexes are apparently really unique with the garage in the middle thing).
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Also, if you got someone to draw a diagram of the apartment complex, and some sketches of the characters, and the rooms/gardens, I think this would make a lovely novel to sell as original fiction. I don't know if I would post this one to A03. I might leave it up a couple of days, and then take it down and publish.
I heart your story!
Going back to read from the first chapter :)
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I am definitely making the jump to e-publishing this year. I'm thinking doing it like you said, where I post on AO3 for a week or so before I pull it to publish. I do need to go back through this one, make sure the building descriptions are clear (maybe add a rough map because Dallas apartment complexes are apparently really unique with the garage in the middle thing).
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