Every so often – maybe once or twice a year – I like to conduct what I call a "temperature test."
It's really just a smart-sounding way of saying:
Who the hell is knocking around these parts?!
You see, as the Legion swells to epic proportions month by sweet month, it's impossible to keep tabs on the fresh meat — I mean, Legionnaires — who stumble into this little enclave of mine.
Especially when you consider that the vast majority of subscribers (new and seasoned alike) are silent sentinels.
So, asking a question like the one I'm about to ask you allows me to:
- Get a better idea of my denizens
- Better serve YOU with the stories you want to read more of
With that all said and spread, the burning question I currently have is:
How much science fiction do you read or listen to?
As in, does it make up a good chunk of your library or not much at all?
This could range from hard science like Interstellar to space operas like Dune. Whatever tickles your satellite dish.
If you could let me know, that would be grand.
In the meantime, if you do enjoy sci-fi, there are 35 micro sci-fi stories to be found in Tiny Epics Volume 1 here:
https://djjwatsonstore.com/products/Tiny-Epics-Vol-1
Currently, it's available in ebook and audiobook formats. However, I do plan to launch it as a paperback once I've concluded The Divided Region (just one item on a growing to-do list).
DJJW