Sew what?
It had been crowdfunded. That was impressive. Pages and pages of funders had given enthusiastic support. Over 100,000 copies sold. This must be worth reading, on principle and because with such support, it must be a good read. Surely?
It was slow to get me engaged, but I felt duty-bound to keep going. Those crowds of people supporting this new author deserved that. And then I started to get into it. Now I was excited to see how she would end her story.
It was about a sewing machine, but the uninspiring ending had me feeling well stitched up!
- Category: True Stories Told As Fiction
4 comments add one below
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Frenchie over 4 years ago
Love the ending! witty. It has also had me in stitches :-D
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Neville Hunt over 4 years ago
Hehe! Thanks Frenchie... (true story, such as it was!)
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Christopher over 4 years ago
It's wonderful to be on pins and needles and bobbin up and down with anticipation about a story you want to read, only to have the narrative unspool to a threadbare ending.
(Sorry, I've been hanging around Neville far too long!)
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Neville Hunt over 4 years ago
Haha! That is sew, sew corny, Christopher! 😁
