Not Even One?! - Comments

@ Alex Moore.

Ah don't worry bout it, It's no biggie. I decided to stop it anyway so I could publish it. :) So now it's basically just a teaser thingy special for Mibbians if I ever get famous, ahaha

@ Subject A-5
I'll check it out when I catch some breathing time. Just help remind me ok?

@ Alex Moore.

Nope, I whored it out to fucker and a lot of people read it's predecessor. Some people just don't like certain things -shrugs-

@ Subject A-5
I see it's only one chapter per story so it might also been missed by a lot since it wasn't on the story page that much

@ Alex Moore.

Dreamscape - Second part of my mini series, which I decided to discontinue after much soul searching, it's now had a couple more readers (it's been up just over a year) but still only 2 comments. I aint bothered though, just the way it goes sometimes. :)

@ Subject A-5
2 readers? That sucks! What story is it, you have me curious haha

I wouldn't worry about it too much - I have work up that has only ever had 2 readers in a year. Sometimes people just arent keen on what genre you're writing in at the time or are just not in the mood to read right now. I regularly bookmark stories to read but do not want to sit down and read them till I'm ready.

@ Sassenach
It might repel some of the readers when they havent started reading and they look at it and think: wow, thats a big story already. and they might not be as eager to start...

I'm not sure how to explain but I do feel its a mibbian fenomenon

I don't understand why a lot of chapters would repel readers? If I love a story, I like it to have a lot of chapters if it's still being updated, because then I don't have to wait for the next chapter to read if I space out my reading. I might be missing why a lot of chapters would make someone not want to read a story they genuinely like.