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Happy ending?
Put stickers on books and marginally spoil endings with them | |
I have enough misery in my life: I don't like it in my fiction as well. Therefore I prefer books with happy endings, It's slow, unreliable, spoilerish, and requires a physical book to flip through the end and figure out whether it's happy before I buy a book.
On physical books this is a re-sealable
sticker covering the information. On a website it's a place you can click. (and then click "yes I'm sure") The information hidden is a simple "happy ending", "unhappy ending", or "it's complicated". Or maybe a number between 0 and 10 where 10 is the happiest.
Gratuitous only vaguely related idea ...
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[normzone, Nov 30 2024]
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[+], but be real careful with the term happy ending. |
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given that the book industry is now dominated by romantasy you're not that far off doc. |
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Ha! Romantasy, okay, new word for the day. |
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