Friends,
I am placing a link to my ebook in the sidebar. It will be a standing invitation to the chance passerby to 'tolle, lege'. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the genre, I have based my story on the clean line of the classic Christian romance: boy sees girl, boy helps girl out of carriage, passing father-by makes boy marry girl, the rest of the book centers around the fundamental tension of boy seducing girl. Throw in a few witnessing scenes and the thing is sure to sell.
The genre is, of course, singularly redeemable to my atheistic worldview: not only for its inherent idolatry, but because the rigor of my intellectual beliefs is singularly adapted to the quality of the genre. I will probably at some point produce a volume of notes on the whole, in the style of Eliot's Notes on the Wasteland. And in that style, I expect the notes to be even less comprehensible than the book itself.
(If you can't read the book itself, I recommend reading the table of contents. And if you only have time to one chapter I recommend chapter 13, my magnum opus.)
Chapter 1: In Which Something Happens, Not What You Expect
Chapter 2: So, We Meet Again
Chapter 3: Right Between The Eyes
Chapter 4: A Magnetic Attraction
Chapter 5: What the Well Dressed Heroine is Wearing
Chapter 6: In Which We Work Back and Forth Over the Last Ascent of Recognizable Plot Before Plunging Into Complete Chaos
Chapter 7: The Plot Evaporates in a Thick Haze
Chapter 8: The Plot Resurfaces, Distended with Gasses, Like a Dead Fish
Chapter 9: We Bury the Plot, and Move On
Chapter 10: In Which the Heroine Wears Mans Clothing, but it Does not Conceal Her Womanly Figure
Chapter 11: In Which We Mourn for the Plot, Which had Shown So Much Promise
Chapter 12: In Which We Sense that the End is Near, and Begin Stockpiling Rotten Tomatoes
Chapter 13: Who Ate the Advocate?
Epilogue: In Which We Get a Restraining Order on the Plot, Which Appears as the Ghost of Its Former Self
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