RE: All Night Laundry - In which we're not dead yet - 2016-04-07
04-13-2016, 10:24 PM
I don't know if there is a book, but there's certainly a support group.
After about 18-20 hours I am officially caught up to the present!
I hope you don't mind, but I'd like to share one of your notes here. Reading this was what really got me hooked.
What impresses me, more than the adventure, more than plot twists and characters and time-travelly shenanigans, is how, for over 3-years, at least 1059 days and counting, you have diligently and passionately worked with a community to craft and sculpt this story. There are two adventures happening here. One is about a quirky Canadian girl struggling to stop something terrible. The other is about a Quebecois artist fighting to create something great.
I am really happy that we get to be a part of that.
> Let's find out those cop's names! It's silly to call them by their pants-color when it's pitch black out.
Technical question, at one point you estimated a readership of 700 or so. Now that you have the website, has that estimate changed at all?
After about 18-20 hours I am officially caught up to the present!
I hope you don't mind, but I'd like to share one of your notes here. Reading this was what really got me hooked.
Spoiler
What impresses me, more than the adventure, more than plot twists and characters and time-travelly shenanigans, is how, for over 3-years, at least 1059 days and counting, you have diligently and passionately worked with a community to craft and sculpt this story. There are two adventures happening here. One is about a quirky Canadian girl struggling to stop something terrible. The other is about a Quebecois artist fighting to create something great.
I am really happy that we get to be a part of that.
> Let's find out those cop's names! It's silly to call them by their pants-color when it's pitch black out.
Technical question, at one point you estimated a readership of 700 or so. Now that you have the website, has that estimate changed at all?