A little explanation is in order. I have written a novel; the aforementioned Welcome to Utopia...
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I am trying to give it spacing. It is not cooperating.
And yes, it's the first prologue of a 500-page book.
I brute-forced it. Went through and added the spaces manually.It does have that "Prologue" feel.
Good luck with the formating. Hope you can beat it into submission.
Much better.I brute-forced it. Went through and added the spaces manually.
It's a little less impolite than "no shit".Looks pretty good, but why "crap"? it's so jarring to me, does anyone even say it like that?
Yes.
I know I do.
This being the deep South, however, not everyone shared his views. There were those (Pickup, among others) who implicitly believed that the right to bear arms had been handed down from on high along with the Ten Commandments, and acted accordingly. Such people, when encountering a prohibition against carrying firearms into any given place, had been known to move heaven and earth to get that prohibition lifted.
Also as an Australian, I dispute the implied definition of "defending their rights".Those who do not defend their rights, end up with none.
As an Australian, I can tell you that first hand.
You do know there's 30 before it, and 4 prologues before that, right?Wow, that was a fantastic chapter. The first one I've read, but I'm excited for more!
Yup, I like to jump into the middle of books to see if they're good, because a lot of them have slow/boring starts. Also, you're welcome! You're a good writer!You do know there's 30 before it, and 4 prologues before that, right?
Also, thanks
I tried not to make the beginning too slow or boring.Yup, I like to jump into the middle of books to see if they're good, because a lot of them have slow/boring starts. Also, you're welcome! You're a good writer!
He was handling it okay until people started pushing hard on the gay aspect. Especially asking him if he was ashamed of being gay.That was perhaps a bit hasty... they weren't asking him anything that reporters wouldn't, tho I understand taking that line of questioning harder from people he looks up to than a jerkoff from fox
Oh, he won't stay back and explain. As far as he's concerned, him and Force Majeure are done.I mean, it makes sense, but I doubt he'll explain why it hit him so hard what with the whole secret identity and perceived betrayal
Edit: I wouldn't be surprised if Jer applied to the UCPD after catching his cousin's killer as a way of thumbing his nose to FM and staying in UC, as it seems like he's enamored with the city
Thank you. I tried not to make it too obvious, while also not making it too obscure.