Regardless, I am quite enjoying it, and I like to think that I catch the occasional self-reference or two as the plot provides (for example, the little bit calling out the prependix for its terseness of description). It shows that the Sythyry style of journalistic didacticism adapts quite well to other creatures and universes, with a certain predilection to long-lived characters prone to scheming and doomful plotting about. Not that I would publicly accuse Sythyry of such things, of course!
But, I do less-than-quietly wonder if this will make its way into becoming a sourcebook in time. Its scope isn't immediately expansive at the macroscopic scale, but there's enough there to claw into other dimensions and realities via the back or side doors. Not too bad, as far as novel literary experiments go.
And, as long as I'm giddy with fan(gender)ism, I must admit my enjoyment of djinni's art for the book as well. It fits the prose so very nicely.
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Date: 2011-12-31 03:11 am (UTC)But, I do less-than-quietly wonder if this will make its way into becoming a sourcebook in time. Its scope isn't immediately expansive at the macroscopic scale, but there's enough there to claw into other dimensions and realities via the back or side doors. Not too bad, as far as novel literary experiments go.
And, as long as I'm giddy with fan(gender)ism, I must admit my enjoyment of