I have no idea what Fitzpatrick wants with Patch. One minute she's (successfully) doing everything in her power to make him extremely frightening and creepy, but the next minute tries to imply that he has a good, noble side. That's what she said on her website, but I see no evidence of it yet! D:
"Seriously, how many chapters of this book are there left? Because NOTHING HAS STILL HAPPENED AND WE'RE AT CHAPTER 19! :O"
There are thirty chapters in this book, so we're about two-thirds of the way through. And don't worry. Something will be happening soon... -_-
"You know there's a rule of thumb in writing where readers will only flip through the first couple of chapters of a story and if it doesn’t capture their interest then, it never will."
Oh don't worry, Fitzpatrick already captured their interest when she introduced Patch as a stereotypical greaser in Chapter 1. >_< Actually, the publishers managed it with the shirtless guy on the cover.
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Date: 2011-09-05 04:45 pm (UTC)"Seriously, how many chapters of this book are there left? Because NOTHING HAS STILL HAPPENED AND WE'RE AT CHAPTER 19! :O"
There are thirty chapters in this book, so we're about two-thirds of the way through. And don't worry. Something will be happening soon... -_-
"You know there's a rule of thumb in writing where readers will only flip through the first couple of chapters of a story and if it doesn’t capture their interest then, it never will."
Oh don't worry, Fitzpatrick already captured their interest when she introduced Patch as a stereotypical greaser in Chapter 1. >_< Actually, the publishers managed it with the shirtless guy on the cover.