A recent project

[Mr Nobody]

So, I recently proofread a thing for an indie author (who, in this specific case, is one half of a writing partnership) and promised to try to drum up some eyeballs (er...to torture a metaphor or two).

Fair warning (and covering my own rear-end ): The book has a slightly non-standard formatting style (authors' choice) and not all of my suggested corrections were implemented (again, authors' choice), but if you care to give it a look, it's on Amazon, and is called Seeker (by David Noe and Laura Loolaid).
Genre: Science-fiction.
Length: Novella of approx. 30k words.

 

[no bounce no play]

So, I recently proofread a thing for an indie author (who, in this specific case, is one half of a writing partnership) and promised to try to drum up some eyeballs (er...to torture a metaphor or two).

Fair warning (and covering my own rear-end ): The book has a slightly non-standard formatting style (authors' choice) and not all of my suggested corrections were implemented (again, authors' choice), but if you care to give it a look, it's on Amazon, and is called Seeker (by David Noe and Laura Loolaid).
Genre: Science-fiction.
Length: Novella of approx. 30k words.

Is the ChaosNova universe something you need to be already familiar with before you read Seeker?

 

[Mr Nobody]

Is the ChaosNova universe something you need to be already familiar with before you read Seeker?

No, (I'm told) it was written with the intention of being a stand-alone/gateway.
I am slightly familiar with the 'universe' though because I read some of the short stories over on the site to get a feel for the style, etc, before working on Seeker.

 

[GNTLGNT]

 

[Mr Nobody]

That's the one. Cheers GNTLGNT.