Review: Serialized writing at its finest
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2013
When Dickens wrote in serialized format he was paid by the word. This led to lengthy chapters that came to define the modern novel. If Platt & Wright could get paid per tense moment, they'd make serious bank. I'm hoping they make crazy money so that more authors start thinking in a more serialized manner. Platt & Wright know how to up the intensity level to 11 in a matter of paragraphs.This is, by far, the best freebie I've ever picked up on Amazon. While I was reading this I also happened to grab episodes 13- 18 for free. I will immediately purchase the second season after this review. Even if it were free, I'd mail the guys a check. I feel like I've already stolen too much from them as it is now. These stories are much too well written and planned out for me to not pay my respect to the writers for their work.But believe me, anything else they write (animal erotica to potty training manuels), I'll grab if it pops up free or reduced. I may feel guilty for a moment, but I'm sure they'll make me forget it until the last page of whatever it is has been devoured.Thanks guys for the great work. I look forward to the second season and your other stories. I'll be caught up with you soon ... as long as I don't run into Boricio.As for the critics who complain about a lack of answers, I say keep the accelerator floored like you're  Boricio behind the wheel. I'll hang on tight and trust you to get me to the other side in, more or less, one piece. The weak will .... well, we know what becomes of the weak when Boricio is around.