Excerpt from H. Vondermoot Strikes Again With Cryptic Inducement Mary McCormick
Although the novel is filled with action at every turn, Vondermoot could have brought Cryptic Inducement down about 100
pages and still wowed his readers. As it stands now, this novel is a whale, coming in at over 450 pages! Some point out that
Vondermoot still refuses to acknowledge that the Internet is shrinking the attention span of readers. As he has revealed in
interviews, Vondermoot just does not seem to think his books are too long for today's literary world, and he could be correct.
Horror fiction fans-who are by far the best literature fans in the world are known for their loyalty to their favorite series,
and with midnight sales at most big bookstores, Cryptic Inducement is bound to be as big a bestseller as Vondermoot's three
earlier novels, Excerpts of a Broken Tomb, Underground Mystery, and Question. Vondermoot's fans should line up early for a
copy of Cryptic Inducement, as everyone will be swarming bookstores to catch up on the latest adventures of Simon Grant.
What connection or interrelationship is made between the internet and Cryptic Inducement?
A)
B)
Quality of writing is the connection. Cryptic inducement is a horror novel
and some people believe the terrifying chapter previews available on the
internet will offend serious readers.
Quality of writing is the connection. Cryptic Inducement is a superb novel
and some people believe the vast and ridiculous selections available on
the internet make it easier for novelists to keep readers' attention.
Length of writing is the connection. Cryptic Inducement is a long novel and
some people believe the vast number of short selections available on the
internet make it more difficult for long novels to keep readers' attention.
Length of writing is the connection. Cryptic Inducement is a short novel
and some people believe the most popular, lengthy selections available on
the internet make it more difficult for internet authors to keep readers'
D)
attention