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I have just done a quick calculation and so far this story has had 26,152 hits over the thirteen episodes. I get the distinct impression that some of you like it.
I'm not sure quite where to take it but it isn't going to run forever, like Bike seems to, maybe another 10 or so episodes. I wonder if it might possibly be worth finishing as a novel and offering to a publisher with a view to younger/general readers.
What do you lot think?
Angharad.
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For the younger crowd
It certainly addresses some of the points that need to be stressed; its not all ribbons and bows once you leave the safety of your home.
Yet from the stats here it apeals to a wider audience as well.
Please don't leave us taped up in a dark basement with our gentals mutitlated like somebody recently did ;-)
Ang, it's because of all us 50ish Doctor Who fans who need ...
reading glasses but vainly deny that they do.
It makes the dress logo look like a Time Lords cerimonial head peice, as in The Deadly Assasin
John in Wauwatosa
P.S. Alternatively maybe a lot of us like your story telling ablity.
John in Wauwatosa
John, we went blind
because we kept doing it, ignoring all the warnings about saving our eyesight!
There's no stopping kids today though they know they can have lasic and keep on reading under the covers (what did you think I was talking about?)
No, must resist temptation to pounce on straight-line …
So that's why I'm so hairy too?
John in Wauwatosa typing with two hands, I might add.
John in Wauwatosa
Don't Get Bigheaded
Just because you have a couple of fans. I think it would be wonderful if you could find a publisher and aim it at the young/teenage market. Apart from being fun it might even send a message without being preachy. Go on, 'ave a go.
On Time Lords, I am currently in Dubai for a few days, and, while visiting a client in a high-rise office building, walked past a door marked "TARDIS INC". I was sooo tempted to walk inside, but, of course I didn't :-)
Joanne
Tardis?
Didn't go inside? Didn't you want to see if it was bigger on the inside? Next time you pass that spot, it will probably be gone! Was it made of wood? Did you hear a peculiar grinding noise before you saw it?
oh, well...
As far as the story goes, what I'd like to see is a neat story, with a beginning, middle, and end, neatly boxed up and ready to buy.
I like Totally Insane a lot: it's funny and engaging and I'm always glad when it appears. It's my second favorite story of yours (the first being your Gaby fanfics).
Kaleigh
Re: Tardis?
I googled Tardis Inc. and came up with this. Now I want one!
http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/accessories/9223/
It looks like a fun addition to my desk!
Kids
Stephanie (my serial) has gotten roughly that number of hits, too. I think it just means there are a significant number of readers here who like serials with younger protagonists.
I concur.
Dana's story has racked up nearly nine thousand hits in three episodes, and I doubt it's my juvenile writing style that draws'em in.
A lot of us wirh we could have done things younger, so that's tgje age we want to read about.
Not only that, but you have a knack for defining a lovable character almost the instant you introduce them. That could be it too.
Melanie E.