Good work, and very brave to share a work in progress
Giving away his work like that didn't do Andy Weir any harm though, did it?
I'm thinking about doing the same with my WIP, and actually inviting feedback and editing suggestions as it's a fairly complex structure for me to keep track of - never mind plot out
You've got a lot of - deserved - positive replies, and I notice you've not asked for any editing feedback
If you don't mind, can I make this minor observation?
everything is black, life is perceived as a feeling of endless space without boundaries
I think it should be ; after black, but that's a small detail
Good luck with the rest of it and I look forward to catching up with the story
I saw your part 16 post earlier today, and came here to start at the beginning
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Thank you so much @ebookwriter Anthony :)
I found it to be more interesting to release my work this way, and more of a challenge and a way to push myself to actually get the story that I have in my mind out in writing.
Andy Weirs success story is inspiring indeed.
I hope that you too will do the same with your WIP and please let me know as soon as that happens, looking forward to it already.
Thank you for your kind words and thanks for the suggestion to ask for editing feedback, will add it to all the parts in the future, its as you say a good way to ad a new dimension to the writing, right now I have a secret editor in chief (my awesome wife) who gladly finds any misspellings or other weird parts in the text.
Thank you for your feedback, it was a small detail but a great thing to update the text with :)
Working on part 17, so it should soon be out as well, dont want to rush to much but also dont want it to go a month between one part to the other.