Exit Vector - Comments Add
| 03/05/09 | I just finished reading all the episodes in two days! I have really enjoyed the story so far, thanks. Heard about you on NPR, also.
I found it very interesting to look at the results of the votes. I noticed that as the story got more exciting, the votes pointed towards a more safe, loving choice. As the story slowed in pace and evident risk, the votes created a gamble, a more tense potential development. This is really cool, like it gives us a chance to modulate what we can handle. It would be further interesting to compare what kind of choices were made to the immediate current events going on each week. Thanks for a unique experiment. - Illya, Boulder, Colorado |
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| 01/26/09 | I also heard about this early January on NPR. I have been an avid fan ever since! I love the characters and futuristic plot. What a great idea and please keep up the good work! - Tina, Cincinnati |
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| 01/14/09 | agreed on the author photo.
been reading, liking it so far. now get busy, i need more to read on monday! capcha: read - coincidence? - jerry, pdxyz |
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| 01/14/09 | I am eagerly awaiting the next installment and love the format and style of writing. Forget the naysayers and continue on with this format.
How about giving the readers a chance to suggest possible ways to go at the end of the installment in addition to voting? Or keep the voting results private until the next installment? I feel it would build the anticipation for the next week. Is it Monday yet? - Jason, Florida |
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| 01/13/09 | I read about the wovel on Fiction Writers Review, and I'm totally, 100% hooked. This was my first time getting to read an installment where my vote would count, and I can't wait until next Monday (a serious feat) to read the next section.
This is so innovative -- and as someone below said, the perfect fast-paced story for the format. Thank you! - gwen, new york |
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| 01/13/09 | I love reading, but I hate the fact that you can expect one of the two outcomes they give you to vote. What's the point in suspense? That's my opinion. - hannah, your mom on a pirate ship |
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| 01/12/09 | I checked out your Wovel after the NPR story last week. After reading the past installments, I couldn't wait for my update today! The fast pace of the story is perfect for this format. Bravo. - Meridith, Massachusetts |
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| 01/07/09 | I have not read this, but you could try and find a way to get these updated to Amazons Kindles.
Not that my opinion matters, but you have to wonder about where this leaves the future of writing. I'm pretty sure plot twists are out of the question, too? - Elijah, Michigan |
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| 01/06/09 | I also heard the program on NPR. Really enjoyed the short stories. The Wovel is interesting. Yes, I will keep reading.
Thanks - Bob Klug, Dallas Texas |
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| 01/05/09 | I just heard about Wovel today from NPR. I wanted to say that I love the idea and I wish I knew about it from the beginning. I am a very busy medical student. Hence, I find it impossible to actually sit down and read a novel. However, this way I can read even 10 minutes a day on my laptop. Thanks for your bright idea. I'm looking forward to reading the story. - Hamid Arjomandi, Los Angeles, CA |
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