Hey friends,
I just wanted to drop by and do a quick post-mortem on the experiment that turned into Bedside Manor. I know it was confusing, and weird, and in certain places not the best example of good storytelling. But I'm happy with the way things turned out. Overall, it was an interesting experience for me, and I'm happy I could do something with the (*checks notes*) 50,000+ word novella that was just sitting in a folder on my computer doing nothing.
For those of you who wanted to but couldn't solve the various mysteries, let me encourage you once again to visit the new Forum. Here you can discuss ideas, share strategies, show off what codes you've already cracked, and assist each other with the ones you haven't (according to my website analytics, nobody has solved all of the puzzles just yet).
Also, if you enjoyed this kind of semi-interactive storytelling and would like more in the future, do let me know. And if you hated it and want to see a return to the more traditional gas station shenanigans, I'll understand. I'm always interested in learning what you guys want to see.
Furthermore, I want to drop a very special thanks to a couple of individuals who made very generous donations to the coffee fund recently. Kate and Zero, I can't thank you enough. You've given me enough caffeine to fill the entire month, at least.
That's all for now.
Happy Halloween-month, friends.
Jack
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Does the author update the post? To say if all the puzzles/mysteries were solved?
Just wanted to say, while I didn’t figure out all of the puzzles, I had a really great time with this!! Absolutely adore you guys. Sorry y’all gotta suffer all the time.
Hello your books help me get through work every day (audio book that is) and was wondering if there is an update on when volume 3 will be coming to audiobook? Can’t wait to listen to it.
I loved it, though in collective multi arc stories like this I do like having a rough timeline, so I'm interested in seeing how it potentially ties in to the overarching narrative, if the other characters ever pop up again, if they even remember anything if they do pop up again, if anyone other than Jack and Jerry are even real, if Jerry was even ACTUALLY there (maybe the secret epilogues will answer some of that, just gotta solve the puzzles). But yeah, as its own thing I loved it, I just don't know how well I'm going to like it as a part of the whole, if that makes sense. I guess time will tell.