Oooo so ima take a look see. You've given so much in the way of comments, it's only fair I respond in kind! I love reading the fiction on WA. Lots of really interesting ideas.
To start, I really like the opening. Your narrative style immediately grabs my attention. Its worded well, flows well, and just... good. That's a fine line to walk and you deserve the praise for that.
I like the way you delve into doubs. I understand what your saying and it even got a chuckle out of me. I assume that was intended. Lol
You did lose me a tad when saying he was raised by pigs. I'd explore that a tad bit more to prevent confusion. What exactly does being raised by pigs entail?
You have a select few instances of tense shifting. The story appears to be written in present tense but there are several times where it moves to past tense. Not a huge deal, mind you. I know how irritating tenses are.
All in all I like it I really enjoyed the narration, and your dialogue was nice and easy to follow. I'll be dipping into this from time to time, as it already has my interest. Give me some time and I'll be continuing onward! Great work.
I'm glad you like the opening thus far! This was my first book that I actually finished, back when I was still in high school. I still remember designing all my species of Nearth, something I'd never done in a book before! I do need to delve deeper into Trouse being raised by pigs, I've just been putting it off for awhile now. I think the pigs would be able to talk using voice boxes designed by the glishen, but I've never added that into the story! I think now is a good time to explain that in the story.
At the beginning, I still wasn't sure what tense I wanted to write in, so I've missed the parts where the tenses change in my editing process again and again! I'll reread the opening chapter much more carefully this time. But thank you for leaving a comment! I appreciate all the helpful tips. I hope you enjoy the book as you read onwards, and tell me any places where I've messed up! I do know that some areas of the book are lacking, as I wasn't as skilled at writing back then (or at least, my writing style has changed since i wrote this trio of shorter books in one).
Oooo so ima take a look see. You've given so much in the way of comments, it's only fair I respond in kind! I love reading the fiction on WA. Lots of really interesting ideas. To start, I really like the opening. Your narrative style immediately grabs my attention. Its worded well, flows well, and just... good. That's a fine line to walk and you deserve the praise for that. I like the way you delve into doubs. I understand what your saying and it even got a chuckle out of me. I assume that was intended. Lol You did lose me a tad when saying he was raised by pigs. I'd explore that a tad bit more to prevent confusion. What exactly does being raised by pigs entail? You have a select few instances of tense shifting. The story appears to be written in present tense but there are several times where it moves to past tense. Not a huge deal, mind you. I know how irritating tenses are. All in all I like it I really enjoyed the narration, and your dialogue was nice and easy to follow. I'll be dipping into this from time to time, as it already has my interest. Give me some time and I'll be continuing onward! Great work.
I'm glad you like the opening thus far! This was my first book that I actually finished, back when I was still in high school. I still remember designing all my species of Nearth, something I'd never done in a book before! I do need to delve deeper into Trouse being raised by pigs, I've just been putting it off for awhile now. I think the pigs would be able to talk using voice boxes designed by the glishen, but I've never added that into the story! I think now is a good time to explain that in the story. At the beginning, I still wasn't sure what tense I wanted to write in, so I've missed the parts where the tenses change in my editing process again and again! I'll reread the opening chapter much more carefully this time. But thank you for leaving a comment! I appreciate all the helpful tips. I hope you enjoy the book as you read onwards, and tell me any places where I've messed up! I do know that some areas of the book are lacking, as I wasn't as skilled at writing back then (or at least, my writing style has changed since i wrote this trio of shorter books in one).
No worries man! My current projects usually have some of the same issues. I'll do my best and hope I help out.
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one! And thank you. I hope my comments help out a bit too, in their own way!