Myriad

by Porpentine profile

Depression
2012

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More Branches Than a Shrub, August 7, 2012

Myriad steps towards the kind of branching story I always wanted to read: to hell with merging nodes, I want full bifurcation, 24/7; and Porpentine obviously also heard the sirens of unreasonable work-load calling and dove into the pools of unending possibilities and dragged out this strangle-weeded narrative, a pocket of infinities. The quality is high, mostly consistently so; for most of it I was thinking 'Yeah, this is pretty good, I can see what she's doing here, blah blah, blah,' but then I played the scorpion queen section, which borders on being a puzzle, and it was okay; BUT THEN, then afterwards the denouement hit me like the well crafted metaphor that it was and I felt compelled to give it a write up pronto-like.

[So uh, don't waste time not reading Myriad when you could be reading Myriad. For me, (and I love-hate star ratings) this would have been a five star experience if my jaw hadn't taken four play-throughs to drop.]

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Porpentine, August 7, 2012 - Reply
just a note, she not he

besides that, glad you liked it!
Joey Jones, August 7, 2012 - Reply
Uh oh! Fixed now. The embarrassing thing was that I actually I scoured the review for gender references (gendered pronouns are a nuisance), but that one slipped through anyway. Yeah it was ace, keep writing!
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