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Shaun
I read it as just different parts and it did not have an episodic feel to me and if I didn't know that's how it was originally released I wouldn't have known it was serialized.
In saying that this didn't have the feel of reading a novel. It felt like reading an incomplete story that left me not caring how it ended.
In saying that this didn't have the feel of reading a novel. It felt like reading an incomplete story that left me not caring how it ended.
Edward Rosenfeld
Most likely this is done at the behast of the publisher....and as a task made easier for the suthor....
Judy
The episodes/novellas are told from different perspectives, but all driving an overall plot. I think it makes a lot of sense to structure it this way. Each episode has a self-contained story but when read all together make a bigger over-arching story. It's the separate-but-related structure that I enjoyed in The Human Division and Redshirts too.
That said, I waited for all four episodes to be released in a single volume this time. As much as I enjoyed The Human Division, the logistics of having 13 ebook and audio book files is a pain.
That said, I waited for all four episodes to be released in a single volume this time. As much as I enjoyed The Human Division, the logistics of having 13 ebook and audio book files is a pain.
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