The writing output of #pirateaba is completely ridiculous for a single person.

Thankfully.

#TheWanderingInn #WanderingInn #Gravesong #LitRPG

#TWI #TheWanderingInn #Gravesong

So, you know, I was really disappointed to learn that the editor contract PA had for this side story book was with Yonder, a really shitty app with a predatory coin system of paiement. And, well after a few months, I’m still extremely disappointed in PA, maybe it was their only way to be officially published but what was the problem with the autoedition process ?
What have the "physical book" project become ? Was it worth the cost ? Does any fan of TWI have fun reading on yonder ? Doubt it very much.

Well, I was saying, I’m still mad about it, because I was feeling that Gravesong could be a good intro to the InnVerse, and I couldn’t in good conscience point to the yonder app when I feel frustrated by *every* chapters I read from there, every single one feel *way* too short even with a "normal" book in mind and not the 20k+ chapters of TWI. With the knowledge that each chapter cost 0,30€ in coins, it means that currently the book cost 18€ to read through, without the possibility to download it to an e-reader or anything else, and there is even more chapters to go !

It would have been OK honestly for any other book than TWI, but since the chapters aren’t written fort this format (*3 chapters in the book, so every chapters roughly divised by 3), you have non sense cut **every** time, it’s really frustrating.

So, all of that to say the good news : I can continue the story free of Yonder for now ✨
Someone had the reactivity to copy the entire history when it was first released for Patreon, and now it’s in Libgen, so, AT LEAST, my quest of the graal is finished, I can properly re-read Gravesong now o/ o/