《Wolf of the Wasteland》Author's Notes - 1 - For the Readers & Followers
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Hi there. I'm Fox and I love writing Wolf of the Wasteland.
For the next few days I will be unable to write and release chapters. Usually I try to do two chapters a day, but soon it may have to be one chapter a day or so on as work has picked up.
Thank you sincerely for the followers who jumped onboard early and for voting on the polls and commenting. I love reading and seeing the interactions/questions on the chapters.
What were your favorite moments so far?
Comment below. I would love to see some opinions and reactions to the scenes in Wolf of the Wasteland.
I'm also pretty curious to hear feedback on the violence in the early chapters.
Would you like it dialed down or dialed up? Was it completely unnecessary or was your heart racing as fast as Wolf's was?
Personally I love the experience of writing Wolf of the Wasteland so far. The unsettling detailed moments involving viscera and gore really pave the way for the more light-hearted experiences of almost bonding with settlers that she had just robbed moments ago. It sort of makes the small moments more meaningful.
Anyways, thanks for reading and I hope you are enjoying the ride. I'll try to do these sort of segments every ~10 chapters or so.
Bye for now!
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