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Slipspace
Slipspace
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    gothicshark
    Status: 10. field of broken dreams

    So far so good, it's very much a Firefly/traveller type Setting, and the world building is excellent. Plus I love the way the Protagonist is being developed. I suspect this story can go places. Looking forward to more. 

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    Tepa
    Status: 20. looking for deliverance

    This is an amazing story that is definitely worth reading. 
    Tho world building superb and the character development feels more natural than in most novels written in these days.

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    katie_hale
    Status: 48a. a captain’s honor

    I am genuinely impressed with the work that you have put into this and while I know you are reaching the conclusion for this part of the story, I am eagerly waiting for the next one. For a start, it is clear that this story has some seriously well-thought-out and developed worldbuilding. The setting is an excellent middle-ground between high-stakes space opera and something more personal and slice-of-life. The technology and the setting feels very close and tangible despite being futuristic. I believe in one of your comments that you said you were using the Slipspace universe for a TTRPG setting? It is certainly deep enough to support some great collaborative storytelling. In terms of characterization, you have done well in giving your characters their own voices and personalities. Nobody comes off as two-dimensional, even the 'villain'.  Addy's transition narrative and growth as a person are strongly represented through the chapters and there is an excellent parallel with Vox in her own self-discovery. Echo plays a very strong support for Addy's journey and their romance is very relatable, especially for T4T folks. Lastly, I enjoyed the, for lack of a better word, "grittiness" of the story. The sense of a character literally scrapping and saving and becoming a "self-made woman" has excellent weight given to it with the incremental progress she makes. There is a wonderful metaphor to be found in the changes between her ship and herself that help drive home a bigger transition theme. You have shown yourself to be a particularly talented writer and I am looking forward to reading more of your work in the future. 

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