The Grid by Brian Miller - Reviews
Post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller novel | Ancient AI Awakens in 2137
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A Personal Note from Me:
"In the early days when I was writing The Grid, people would stop by my facility asking what I was doing - I was pretty excited because I really enjoy writing and I always wanted to write. I'd grab some chapters laying around on my desk and say 'here, just read this' and it kind of went from there.
When I was writing Chapter 5 of The Grid, that was fun to bring everything to life even further, and this was on my 12th or 13th rewrite! Truly amazing. But the hardest part for me writing this novel was Chapter 9. After everything that happened in Chapter 8, it was hard to get my thoughts back together. How do I pull away from something so cinematic, so realistic? It was hard, it truly was hard.
Some of my favorite scenes I wrote were the meals and people getting together. Even though they were under stress most of the time, they found a way to push forward. I found some of the scenes I'd written very comical, alive, and yet felt really realistic to me. What I wrote about in this story is people working together - did you feel that?
I hope you enjoy it and the novels to come.
I totally get you - TGU all the way!
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