Status Updates From Revise the World

I need 372 Pages We’ll Never Get Back to cover this I so I can heal

“something about how most men preferred to be fully conscious during sex”

I have a lot of things to say, but I’ll confine myself to declaring that’s enough Revise the World for today (:

I’m not dnfing but I am taking an indefinite break because my mental health has been spiraling and I need actually good literature to help get me out

I need to start taking on more hours at work because I may end up throwing my phone out the window and my room is on the second story

The mental image of Titus Oates trying to eat a hand wipe is far funnier than it has any right to be

We all have that one guy we want to keep in a science lab and take for walks in the park and feed juice boxes to

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The story is becoming addicting. I'm worried that Titus is about to lose his mind, though, if he hasn't already. But I can see how he's reaching his conclusions.

I really like the way Titus' is written. It's so neat to see the world rediscovered through his eyes.

Interesting concept

Well 59% in and I am STILL waiting for the story to pick up :( With so much promise given the epic and fascinating backdrop, this has turned into a very tedious domestic drama centred on Titus Oates coping with modern social values and women. Certainly far from being a page turner. Nevertheless, there is a potential story lurking somewhere, I can see it in the shadows, nows the time to come out please!

Had a few weeks break from reading this to read another obligated group book read. So just returning back to it. I hope I havent forgotten too much from where I left off. I do know I was getting a little impatient for a main story to pick up having enjoyed the first act.

25% into the book now. While I enjoy Titus's struggles to adapt to the year 2045, a quarter way in and that's all it seems to be about so far, it s taking an awfully long time for some kind of story to kick in. 2045 sounds like an exciting time, politically and technologically but its all just a blurry backdrop to Titus's stubborn observations and plight of fitting in.

Titus is a very well defined character, brave, stubborn and rigidly old fashioned complete with prejudicial flaws inherit of the early 20th century era. So far enjoying Titus's unexpected journey to the future but too early for a story to yet develop. This book appears to have 600 pages according to the Kindle ebook scale so this may take some time to finish.

This is feeling like excuses to pad wordcount.

...Wyoming? O-kay.

Not yet past the "May Be Some Time" excerpt...