@rohancano I have no idea what you mean by "feminine and masculine rhyming" and I would love to hear what you mean by that.
With regards to a chaotic novel...
*Where Dragons Die* has a lot of head hoping so the overall structure is definitely pushing towards the realms of chaos, especially since the plotting doesn't follow a direct outward narrative thrust but an inward motivation to tackle exterior problems. Link in my bio.
I have an experimental piece that follows two characters with a linked destiny. It's a horror piece called *Dissonant Revelries*. I've been thinking about posting it but I don't know how it's going to read. If you're interested, I'd be willing to throw it up.
If you are referring to the fact that "Lovelife of a Deathdealer" starts out as a 15 step legal discussion, I encourage you to look at the novel as a whole, as it turns into a traditional narrative after the intro. I will be taking it down as reader don't seem to understand its intent and think that my entire novel is written that way.
