New Fleece on Life: A Silo Story & Lacuna Crossover
Lacuna
Romance, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fiction & Literature, Short Stories
| Author: | David Adams | ISBN: | 9781498916257 |
| Publisher: | David Adams | Publication: | April 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Adams |
| ISBN: | 9781498916257 |
| Publisher: | David Adams |
| Publication: | April 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
"A brilliant introduction to David Adams's immediately likable characters and wonderful writing, New Fleece on Life is the perfect What-If story. Anyone fond of happier endings should give it a read; anyone eager to catch a star on the rise should follow David's writing career closely." - Hugh Howey, author of Wool and the Silo series.
One day, on Kboards, I started a Lacuna/Wool crossover as a joke. It was literally a few lines thrown together from the top of my head and a poorly photoshopped cover. It was one of many joke threads and I had no idea where it was going. The readers--including Hugh himself--wanted more, so I posted more.
And they kept wanting more. So I posted more. And they asked for more.
And here we are.
Wool and the canonical tale of Holston is over, but this is what could have happened if everyone involved lost their minds. In the true tradition of terrible fanfiction shipping, New Fleece on Life is poorly written and poorly structured, everyone acts wildly out of character and, in the interests of the 'ship', all previous emotional and romantic entanglements are disregarded so that all involved can throw themselves into a flimsily constructed, hasty and poorly thought out fling with little thought to the consequences.
I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed, in a sincere and genuine way, writing it.
"A brilliant introduction to David Adams's immediately likable characters and wonderful writing, New Fleece on Life is the perfect What-If story. Anyone fond of happier endings should give it a read; anyone eager to catch a star on the rise should follow David's writing career closely." - Hugh Howey, author of Wool and the Silo series.
One day, on Kboards, I started a Lacuna/Wool crossover as a joke. It was literally a few lines thrown together from the top of my head and a poorly photoshopped cover. It was one of many joke threads and I had no idea where it was going. The readers--including Hugh himself--wanted more, so I posted more.
And they kept wanting more. So I posted more. And they asked for more.
And here we are.
Wool and the canonical tale of Holston is over, but this is what could have happened if everyone involved lost their minds. In the true tradition of terrible fanfiction shipping, New Fleece on Life is poorly written and poorly structured, everyone acts wildly out of character and, in the interests of the 'ship', all previous emotional and romantic entanglements are disregarded so that all involved can throw themselves into a flimsily constructed, hasty and poorly thought out fling with little thought to the consequences.
I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed, in a sincere and genuine way, writing it.
