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Which story is first in her series venus cursed or dreamwalker??
Ive started reading venus cursed then noticed dreamwalker references ????
any ideas???
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doing the same
The first ref I crossed I thought...huh? But it seems the Dreamwalker bits are the dreams within Venus. Slightly clumsy way to do it maybe but I guess it works kinda. I read Venus through, just have to go back and do the Dream bits now. I wonder if it fills in essential details. We'll see I suppose. Still not sure what I think of the idea to do it that way though.
Kristina
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Well I read all of venus then started to read dreamwalker, when I got to part 4 of dreamwalker I realised the bits are the dreams of sean from venus.
what I think may be handy is for Part one to have a message on Venus cursed saying to read about sean's dream click on the blue text as Dreamwalker is not a standalone story, it links with venus cursed.
maybe if i started to read venus from the day it was posted I would have realised it links together.
Samantha
Dreamwalker is a sub-story
Dreamwalker is a sub-story of Venus Cursed!, it's the dreams Sean has during the first four chapters. Dreamwalker isn't really necessary to understand Venus Cursed!, but it adds a little detail. There are links within each of the first four chapters, as well as at the end of them.
Hope that helps, sorry for the confusion!
Saless
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"But it is also tradition that times *must* and always do change, my friend." - Eddie Murphy, Coming To America
a nifty gimmick
that utilizes the potential of websites (why aren't footnotes clickable?) except when I flashdrived the story took it home, and saw the telltale blue glowing word DREAM, clicked it and got my computer telling me I'm not on the internet. (Well no sh*t, computer!) Thanks for reminding me to go do that now, it's kind of a bummer having half the story.
Another thing that's suffering for my not being on the internet (cant afford at present) is how I miss doing 95% of my comments these days, but that's a blog for later.
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