Mel (Epic Reading)’s Reviews > Death of the Author > Status Update

Swapped to the audio of this one for a bit. I love the just there accents of our readers. Not too harsh to make it hard to understand (Nigerian accents can be rough when thick!) but more than enough there to note.
I told my South African co-worker who has a gorgeous accent she should absolutely keep rolling her R’s as she struggled to loose her accent. Just like that situation, I love the roll here too.

Little foreshadows and hints of what’s to come…

”I can’t be normal, so I’ll be something else.”
The contemporary story is starting to pull me in.
This line is absolutely wonderful. Most of us can’t be ‘normal’ so we need to be the ‘something else’. I’m proud to say I’m ’something else’ and that I get to develop most of that narrative and definition.

I just want to read the ‘fictional’ (it’s all fictional but you know what I mean) robot story. I’m far less interested in the contemporary story going on here (so far).

Much easier to read print copy as it has obvious font and other indicators of whose chapter it is. My kobo ebook is a bit tougher to tell occasionally.
We have multiple POVs and then the story our one lead gal is writing interspersed as its own chapters as well (although those are from the POV of a robot and a bit easier to pick out, lol)

Interesting… the two different sister’s perspectives will change the story significantly I suspect.