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Watching Time Warning

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...so...
...I've said in the past that Watching Time is a realistic novel...
...I've also said that I'm really bad at keeping my novels at that genre...
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...yep, it's no longer realistic. It still won't contain as much action, thus giving it a less adventurous feel, but fantasy will be present. The first mentions of supernatural forces will be in Chapter 10. Just a heads up. Don't get upset. I made a new record; 9 chapters, 40 pages, 10,000 words; that's a lot for me in just the realistic genre!

I will assure you, though; the main genre will remain as "mystery". There are still secrets, discoveries, and twists that I plan on continually adding.

If you aren't into fantasy, my feelings wouldn't be hurt if you stopped reading it; to be honest, I probably deserve it, since I practically misled everyone on my blog.

-Mark Borne
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  1. Marysa Writes3/21/2019 11:58:00 AM

    -sigh-

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    1. NexusFox3/21/2019 11:59:00 AM

      It was gonna happen eventually -shrug-
      At least it happens now instead of in chapter 20 :P

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  2. Lucy3/21/2019 12:18:00 PM

    Oh, the horror! -faints-

    Just kidding. I think this is pretty cool, though, and if anything, it can probably go into more things that realistic fiction can’t. And supernatural stuff is awesome, as well!

    Personally, I’ve never read anything with fantasy much, but I’m still excited to see what chapter 10 holds. :)

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    1. NexusFox3/21/2019 12:19:00 PM

      It holds mystery, magic, and murder! :D Well, okay, no murder, and only hints at magic, as well as a heaping boatload of mystery, but close enough -shrug-

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  3. Gabby3/22/2019 10:50:00 AM

    Thank you for the warning, wow, didn't see this coming XD

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