Status Updates From The Thing Itself

Bored.

Fast and slow = good on average, I suppose.

My mum's second husband passed away today. Graham. Rest in Peace.

Buzzing along now that the AI has made contact.

I'm sure the story is going to get somewhere eventually.

Ooo, intriguing. I wonder what he will do!

He's the boy haunting him, isn't he.

Dreadful Olde English but a half-decent story at least.

The next 50 pages are going to be difficult. All written in Olde English. Proper mare.

Gripping. Apart from that stream-of-consciousness chapter, that is.

Better, better.

Interesting and boring at the same time but for different reasons. I guess I just want the author to get to the point a little quicker.

I think I see where this is going. It's one of those things-that-go-bump-in-the-day books.

Odd time jump. Back 100 years? Hmm.

This is really good! Intriguing events.

I'm going to regret reading this in the toilet. I can tell.

The first two installments/stories are, i think, setting this up as a collection of disturbing literary vignettes where The Beyond impinges on reality, often through the lens of philosophy.

Of course, being Adam Roberts it could go anywhere.