A Corinne Meadowlark story. Some thiry years in our future, Cee, intrepid reporter for the Tecumseh Trumpet, is assigned to interview the famous DNA genomorphing genius, Dr. Anne Corben for a feature article. The results are profoundly disturbing.
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I can't wait for the sequel to this. Specifically, I want more Corinne-Anne action, because that's hot (it's like Janeway/7/Borg Queen femmeslash). And you can actually write too!! The only technical issue that you have is that you shouldn't use different names for characters within the same paragraph. God created pronouns for a reason. The biggest thing, however, is that the characters are difficult to visualize.
Very good story. The characters are well done and have believable personalities. After reading for a while, the sex scenes became less important to me than the plot and imaginative transformations. Well done!
Very light on the BE. The problem is that I couldn't get into the story. The characters are just too strange to imagine, and each one is wildly different.
While very well written, and extremely well-detailed, I found myself waiting far too long for any action. Description of the dracocentaurs got repetitive after a while, and it was often hard to follow who was who, and what they were supposed to look like. A shorter, more punchy story set in this universe would've been much better, IMO.
A real snorefest - read at your own peril.
Exactly what the devouring reader wants: lots of story and description. The thinking man and woman's BE. A little spooky.
Good story. Can't wait for the sequel.
The writing is unusually good for a BE story, but the actual story is a flop- While I did find the story interesting (well, what small fraction of it I could grasp), understanding was at a bare minimum. The charachters were- Dare I say it?- Too weird. Far too weird to envision, and thusly a little hard to relate to. Something a titch less wordy, with somewhat more "normal" forms (Not NORMAL, but... More normal than this...) would work. Such a story could do with some more action, because this story was sadly light on it. I hate penalizing someone for vision and scope, but here, it sadly didn't work. Still, please, try again. The BE fiction world is nearly devoid of people like you, who can write well...