@Kris_McGee I think they always planned for the reveal to happen the night after the first traitor banishment. They just didn't bank on that happening quite so soon.
@jzpitts On the one hand, yes I hadn't originally planned to and it was a bugger writing them out of the rest of the story, but the scene worked so well. On the other, I've been planning to kill a character off, then go too attached to them and bailed on it.
@mattckrell@BookSpotlight Because the temptation is to try and defend your precious creation, while understandable, isn't a great look. People want to know they can leave less than stellar reviews without fear of being attacked, and IMO a critical review is better than no review.
@aubrey_vale1313 I've had them read to me as a child, listened to audiobooks, and watched various adaptations. But now I think about it, I've never actually read any of the books for myself. Huh.
@JanMiklas01 That's kind of what the interlude chapters are in my books. Not had any complaints about it yet (although I guess people might still be skipping them).🙃
@_midori_me_@realmattfalcon Or perhaps there are more self-published books, but you don't think they're self-published because they've been professionally edited and have good covers/internal formatting, etc.
@domthebomb@LifeIsStrange Similar for me. I grabbed episode 1 on a punt wasn't sure about the opener, and I did the hallway ipod section, fell in love with it's whole vibe, and jumped right back on steam to get the rest of the game.
@DlawsonAuthor I take my hat off to someone who can switch versions without loosing their place.
I'll tend to have a different audiobook on the go for when I want to just listen to something.