David Moore

I recently came across your story and it really stood out to me. I run a private reader group that enjoys discovering new writers and sharing honest feedback, and I think your work could resonate well with them.
          
          Each week, we feature a different author’s book, and our readers engage with it by reading, commenting, and offering thoughtful impressions. I’d love to learn more about your writing journey and see if you might be open to being featured in one of our upcoming rounds.
          
          No pressure at all — I just wanted to reach out because your story caught my attention.

I really enjoyed your story "We Are All Mistakes". The scene where Duke realizes he can’t lie to the Veracity Resonator and cleverly turns the logic back on Tzkk was one of my favorite moments it added both tension and wit at the same time. Did you plan from the start for Duke’s quick thinking to shift the power dynamic in that interrogation scene?

My world is Neerizit.

Finally reached chapter 30, meet the Digitari, and expose their Fear Of Empty Time

Hopefully ramping up the humour, parody and intrigue now with the release of three new chapters, including the start of Part 4: Stardate 1, Their Mistakes.  Also made the introduction Jef Bez'0S and Bill Gat'3S

Four new chapters now published as Nelson & Tina uncover more about the Directorate's merciless plans: The Size Of Sheffield; Dex'2O; The Luddite Riots; and Darwin 2.0

Chapters 8 - 14 now published, plus the beginning of Part Two: Stardate 1, Laniakea

The book is a speculative fiction, all based on fact.  We do all live in Laniakea, and there is a unexplained phenomena at the middle of it, named scientifically as The Great Attractor.  The realities of the 19th century Luddite Riots, the colossal jungle-based Aricebo Observatory, and Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence are all covered.  Even the 1980s are in there, which almost seemed real if you lived through them.  And Starbucks, Amazon and Microsoft all had to come from somewhere...

The book is finished.  I'm proof reading the chapters and releasing them as I go.