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The story is told from the African perspective and his use of African colloquialisms and proverbs is genuinely subversive and innovative. And most well written English literature works, including poems, embody such almost straightforward characters, both in their wording and storytelling The gentle singsong wording and wave-like storytelling combined with the vividness of English captured me like a dream. It explores caste, sexism, colonialism and the strange unspoken rules that tie Indian families together.

Like in most great novels, the prose itself is stunning, with imagery fresh and original and at the same time, somehow familiar. Perhaps it is this coincidence that ties me so strongly to the book, to see in tangible words the burden that history passes along to Indian women. Every character is complete and completely human; the plot is intricate and perfectly woven; the sentences sparkle with lapidary precision.

Roy frames tragic personal stories within the context of the greater tragedy of Indian social strictures and politics. And the ending made me cry for two solid hours. I read the book four years ago and writing this critique is making my throat tighten even now, such is its incandescent power and brilliance. It is the most extraordinary excavation of the bones and ghosts of American history slavery, lynching, Jim Crow segregation , limned in a deeply haunting, profoundly moving multi-layered epic tragedy.

The novel also uses a beautiful and poetic style to hone in its themes. Lastly, Morrison utilises magical realism to enhance the setting and the characters that occupy it. Morrison is one of the first American authors to use magical realism as a primary stylistic choice. Living in America gives you a sense, sometimes, that the fundamentalist Christians, with their literalist readings of the Bible, would be capable of reading the story of an infertile woman who had her husband impregnate her handmaid and see that as a solution to infertility in the modern age.

And Atwood not only gets the reading of the Bible correct, she also foresaw that we would wreck the planet at the level of reproduction, too. A Texan, his dark descriptions of the American West are second to none. His voice is unique and unmatched in its originality. This is a novel which hypnotises, horrifies and leaves the reader as dazed as man who has stood too close to freight-train as it has roared by his head.

Jolting and vividly spattered with blood, the pages brand themselves deeply into the readers memory and imagination: A true American masterpiece crafted by a true master. It tells a fascinating and complex story with incredible power. It has arguably the greatest villain ever written.

It shows the utter superfluousness of punctuation. All that, and we haven't even talked about our new books yet! This update places Choices on a firmer foundation to add more new features that you guys will love. Knowing that you guys are out there playing, loving, and living passionately makes every day even hard ones a joy. We can't say it often enough, or shout it loud enough Royal Level 1 Director. As the end of approaches, we at Pixelberry wanted to take the chance to look back, reflect, and give you the latest update on what's new at Pixelberry. But before we get into that, we just wanted to say a big thank you for playing Choices!

First off, Choices is undergoing a makeover! Our team is about to release an update in the near future that will improve game experience and navigation in Choices with a fresh, new look. We also plan to address some issues, such as the diamond reward bug and common causes for game crashes. The last few months have been a little rocky for us here at Pixelberry. Alongside releasing a number of new books, Choices experienced more than a few bugs, and we can't apologize enough for these issues and inconveniences.

During this time, we came to truly appreciate how patient and encouraging you all are. The Choices community is one of a kind. In this blog post, we'd like to go ahead and answer a few commonly asked questions! On social media and via Support messages, the Community team and the Support team do their best to provide you with the latest news, but a Facebook comment or game message isn't the best place to go into detail So we're going to do that here!

And now, let's get down to business:. We're excited to announce that The Royal Romance writers are hard at work on a new follow-up series! We can't give away too much at this stage in the process, but the new series will start directly after the events of The Royal Romance. The writers are really excited for what they have planned! We'll have more news for you in the upcoming months.

Book 2 come out? Is there a release date? Right now, Book 2 of Bloodbound is being worked on! We hope to release it in the spring of We know it's been a while since Book 1 ended, but we promise that it'll be worth the wait. There'll be plenty of bloodcurdling adventures and heartstopping romance! Stay tuned for more early sneak peeks and news. In the meantime, we have another paranormal book planned, one that'll make you howl at the moon We don't have a release date for Hero: Book 2, but when we do, the Choices community will be the first to know.

The writing for Book 2 is in progress, but we're not sure when we'll have the art ready, especially given its unique art style. We want to get Hero 2 right -- unfortunately, that means it may launch in When will Most Wanted come off hiatus? Will we get a Most Wanted: As you know, Most Wanted continues to be on hiatus. When the time is right, we intend to revisit Most Wanted. And of course, we'll let you know ASAP if there's new developments! When is Across the Void coming back? Why is it on break?

Across the Void is on a mid-book break right now as the team gears up for more interstellar adventures! In the past, books like The Royal Romance and Endless Summer have gone on break to give our team more time to put out the best chapters possible without placing too much pressure on the writing, art, and QA teams.

Across the Void should return this spring. When it's ready for take-off again, we'll post online with more news! Why do you make new books instead of completing sequels? Going into , our team wanted to try out new stories and expand the Choices library. With this goal in mind, we worked to release stories and genres we've never tried before -- such as paranormal romance, sci-fi, and historical fiction. That's how we ended up with Bloodbound, Perfect Match, and many others!

Exploring new stories taught us a lot and helped focus our vision for Deciding which books to make often depends on a variety of factors -- like popularity, resources, art budget, what's right for the story, timing, and other elements. At any given time, we often have several books, both new ones and sequels, in development. Different books have different teams, so when a new book comes out, fear not! They're all in the works! Book 2 and America's Most Eligible: Book 2 will be returning this winter. Keep an eye out for sneak peeks, cover reveals, and release dates And thanks to everyone who voted on who should return for AME Book 2!

As for Red Carpet Diaries, we don't have a release date for it yet, but your Hollywood adventures will continue in ! If you want the latest news, just follow us on social media! Our most up-to-date info is always on social media, guaranteed. Will we get more free diamonds? When will the diamond rewards bug be fixed? First and foremost, we apologize if you've encountered issues with the diamonds-for-ads feature.

That's something we've been working on fixing, and hope to address in the next game update. Expect to see the first fruits of these tests coming soon! Why do some books have a female-only player character? Will there be more gender options in the future? We absolutely hear you on this front. As to why, it depends on the book. In the coming year, we'll be launching a mix of single gender books and books with more gender options.

And for those asking: Monaco will have male and female player character options! Are there going to be new books and genres in ? You know the answer to this one: We're super excited to share all the books we have with you -- new books and sequels alike! Get ready to run from the law, solve medical mysteries, sail the open seas, and much, much more! If you liked our books, just wait for I've got more questions! How do I get them answered? Good question, hypothetical Choices reader! You can also reach out to our Community Team by messaging us on Facebook, or tweeting us on Twitter.

Contact us if you need game support, have questions, or just want to say hey. We'd love to hear from you! And how about a behind-the-scenes look back on ? For our team, this year has been about growing our capacity to tell more stories. With the encouragement of Nexon, we continued to grow the number of writers, artists, designers, engineers, QA, and other teams at Pixelberry.

At times, when we found really great writers, we grew a little faster than anticipated. While this stretched us more than expected, it also will make this December our most prolific yet when it comes to number of new chapters released. And thanks to our office coordinators, we've kept that fun Pixelberry spirit alive with launch parties, birthday celebrations, and boba runs. We also had a blast this year branching out into new genres with stories like Desire and Decorum, Perfect Match, and Bloodbound. We hit a few bumps in the road along the way, for which we're very sorry. One of our biggest challenges this year was finding great engineers to help us release new features for Choices.

But we did hire a Director of Engineering who hit the ground running and has recently helped us add more engineering capacity, which will let us add features faster next year. Overall, we're so grateful to be ending with a larger, stronger team ready to go full-steam ahead creating new Choices adventures in But what we're most grateful for are all of you who have supported us with your 5-star reviews, encouraging messages, stunning fanart, patience when we make mistakes, and constructive suggestions for improvements.

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Your passion powers us through brain blocks, problems, and stressful times. Thank you so much for that. We truly feel blessed to have a fan community that shares our love for stories. Fall is almost over, but we've got one more new Choices book for you! A Courtesan of Rome makes its debut on November 14th, and we couldn't be more excited for our second work of historical fiction. This time around, you'll fight for vengeance, seek out love, and navigate the treacherous waters of the political scene in Ancient Rome.

Before all that, let's check in with the writers Set the stage for us. What's the story of A Courtesan of Rome? In ancient Rome, courtesans occupied a really unique place in society -- as the only women allowed in many men-only spaces, they were educated, politically active, and influential in a way that wasn't possible for most women at the time.

A daughter of a former chieftain of Gaul, you were captured by Caesar's forces years ago. Now that you've risen to move as an equal among the senators and elite of Rome, you must seek your vengeance on the men who massacred your tribe, search for your scattered family, and perhaps find unexpected love in a city where everyone is an enemy. A Courtesan of Rome is a step back in history for Choices.

What do you think sets A Courtesan of Rome apart from other Choices books? What kind of story are you trying to tell? A Courtesan of Rome is a romantic historical epic. While romance is a huge part of the storyline, it takes place on a backdrop of dramatic historical events, giving you a chance to take part in gladiatorial blood sports, religious mystery cults, brutal battles, and Machiavellian political maneuverings I think what really sets "A Courtesan of Rome" apart is the epic scope. The fall of the Roman Republic is one of the most consequential times in all of European history, and the people involved are household names more than two thousand years later!

Giving players a window into what it must have been like living in Rome at that time -- and a chance to shape that history in large and small ways -- is extremely gratifying to me as a historical fiction buff. In this book, it's not always cut and dried who your friends and enemies are, and we really let you pull the strings in all this political intrigue if you play your cards right. Also, we get to write gladiator fights, and it's sweet. There's something in this book for everyone!

As with any historical book, lots of research is a must! How did you go about tackling research and brainstorming? I've had a long-standing interest in Rome ever since high school Latin club! There were definitely a few different historical fiction epics that were big influences on this story, including Manda Scott's "Boudica" series and Kate Quinn's "Mistresses of Rome" series both set a little later in the Empire , and Robert Harris's absolutely amazing Cicero trilogy which covers this exact time period from the point of view of Caesar's enemy Cicero.

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The more moment-to-moment research was sometimes difficult because there is just so much information to sift through. What we think of as "Rome," lasted for over a thousand years, and included an early kingdom, the Republican period we're set in, and many hundreds of years of Empire after. So, it's not always easy to find exactly the information you want! This means I should probably put the standard historical novelist disclaimer here: While we tried to stick to the broad outline of the important events that happened at this time, the needs of the story always took precedence.

So, if there was ever a question of "this character was really married at this time, but we think he would be a really great love interest Who are you rooting for in this book? Who's your fave character? Haha, as a writer, I'm always rooting for my characters to suffer as much as possible, and for players to walk away from a chapter desperate to know how they can possibly survive!

My favorite character to write for this book was definitely Marc Antony, who is a really fun combination of puppet master and rule-breaking anarchist. He and the main character start as enemies, but when sparks fly between them, players will have to decide whether or not they want to risk using that sexual tension to manipulate Antony.

My favorite character to write is probably Sabina. Her character arc throughout the book was really special to me. I feel really lucky to be able to address some more serious topics with her. I hope our fans connect to her struggles and her character. The people must know. Will we get to date any historical figures?

There might be one or two, though they're a lot hotter in A Courtesan of Rome than their statues are. I guess I just gave that away in the last question! Yes, both Marc Antony and Cassius Longinus who eventually masterminds the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar are love interests in the book. And lastly, any final words for our players about to play A Courtesan of Rome tomorrow?

Those who are about to read, we salute you. Check your Choices game tomorrow for A Courtesan of Rome! Winter's nearly here, and that means more of Choices -- you'll need your skills, your wits, and the right people for the job in our next Choices book! Class Act, and more. Thanks so much for playing! Halloween's almost here, and at Pixelberry, we're celebrating with new spooky and spellbinding stories. On Wednesday, The Elementalists launched with its first chapter.

Now that Chapter 2 is out as well, let's chat with The Elementalists writers But make sure you've played Chapter 2 first! I know you can't spell out everything that happens in The Elementalists, but can you tell us a little bit about it? This project has been a dream of mine ever since I started working at Pixelberry two years ago, and it's still hard to believe they actually let me take the reins on this one. I won't spoil anything, but I can tell you that the whole team - writers, art, QA, everyone involved - put many, MANY long hours and their blood, sweat, and tears into this project.

So basically, if you don't like it, I'll cry. Well, if you've ever dreamed of being sucked through a portal and spit out at a magickal university, your dreams are about to come true! Essentially, you're pulled into a world you don't believe you can be a part of at first, but it doesn't take long for your powers to start revealing themselves. But if you didn't know you could do magick, what other mysteries about you have been hiding just beneath the surface? The Elementalists is our newest fantasy story. What about this fantastical world are you most excited for players to encounter? We've got a lot of new features and art in this book that I'm very excited to show off to players!

The cool spell graphics and amazing new backgrounds are just the tip of the iceberg. And of course, learning spells Magick in The Elementalists feels so welcoming to me. The friends you meet are so excited to introduce you to the world, and there's something wonderfully intuitive about the magickal system we've created Honestly, I think I'm most excited for readers to meet the main cast and watch them grow.

Every good fantasy has a core group of friends fighting for what they believe in, and I hope players fall in love with ours as much as we have. How did you tackle worldbuilding for The Elementalists? What was the inspiration for the element attunement system? This is definitely something I've spent a loooong time thinking about see question 1. I wanted to create something familiar, with all of the elements that fantasy fans love about a fantasy school book, while also creating something that feels entirely new. This book is a frankenstein of things that I love, things that got the team excited while we were brainstorming, and things that we thought the fans would go crazy over.

One of the first things that I decided was that Penderghast would be set in our world, current day, but hidden. The Attuned understand technology, are involved in Attuneless politics, and live alongside the Attuneless -- though of course, they still have to keep magick a secret to maintain the status quo. It's the very best of both worlds! We wanted to create something familiar and accessible, but not wholly done before, so we talked a lot about things we've seen in fantasy that we enjoy, as well as things we wished to see. I think this world is so dear to us because it's an amalgam of so many things we cherish, imbued with our own magickal spark.

So when I was a wee child attending Chinese school shoutout to all the Asian American kids who had to go to Saturday school! During Elementalists brainstorms, we riffed on the premise of having a core something as the base for creating meaning, or in our case, magick. We settled on the classical elements as the foundation, and threw a few of our own into the mix as well. To perform magick, you have to channel the elements, and of course, everyone has an affinity to one or two -- kind of like having a college major, but also general education requirements!

While building the Attunement quiz, I spent a lot of time delving into the history and uses of elements in different cultures You should see the number of research docs I made! I wanted the Attunements to feel linked to the classical elements, but to also have their own unique spin. We spent a couple brainstorms figuring out the quiz answers and how they related to their elements. We tried to create a quiz that players could answer honestly, without necessarily guessing which answer is linked to which Attunement.

I am also a libra, so it's very fitting. Let me make a detailed and organized plan to tackle any challenge! Earth, which is weirdly fitting for me. I feel called out. Do you have a favorite character in The Elementalists? Which character do you relate to the most? My absolute favorite character to write is He's just such a pain, and I love writing people who are difficult to get along with.

Aster is my girl! I love how excited and eager she is to learn about the world.

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I just want to give her a big hug. As for character I relate to the most, probably Beckett. My favorites to write are hands down Zeph and Beckett. They seem so different, but neither are as put together as they'd like you to believe relatable. I can't stick with one fave, so I'll say Shreya and Griffin. Shreya's just a whole lot of fun, and someone I would want to date IRL. And I love seeing Griffin, this chill Sophomore, thrown into the trials and tribulations of all these hapless Freshmen.

Any final tips for readers about to embark on their Penderghast adventure?

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You'll have many opportunities to gain new spells throughout the book. My tip is to try to learn them all. You'll never know what a situation will call for Your Attunement will play a role in how you use magick and how you react to the events of the story! I recommend playing to your strengths. Danger lurks in the shadows. Bring on the magick! What's your elemental attunement? And follow along online for sneak peeks of what's next in Choices It's October, and you know what that means: Spooks and scares and the launch of It Lives Beneath! Turn off the lights, turn up the sound, and tune into It Lives Beneath for the fright of your life But before that, let's talk to our resident horror writers!

It Lives Beneath is set in the same world as It Lives in the Woods, but with a new town, new cast, and new monsters hiding around every corner. You play as a college student who has no experience with the supernatural You quickly find yourself thrown in the deep end, as it were, questioning the very nature of your reality.

In this book, we really wanted to build on the mythology of the Power that we established in Book 1. Will we see any old friends from It Lives in the Woods in this book? And by that, I mean, where's Andy Kang? I don't want to give away too much, but I will say that while we've moved on to a new setting, life has continued on in the little town of Westchester. You may see familiar faces here and there, and an old friend may show up to offer help in a time of need. It all depends on where you left things at the end of Book 1! So, a new story means a new cast, new friends, and new people to date!

Who's your favorite date-able character? He's a total nerd, but he's also an extremely thoughtful guy and the most loyal friend you'll ever meet. Honestly, I've been waiting for this ever since we first got his art back and said "Oh no I love all of our children equally, but she's really fun to write for. Major props to our art team! It Lives in the Woods introduced a particularly harrowing Nerve score system. Will there be more of that in It Lives Beneath? What are you looking forward to players encountering?

Nerve scores will be returning, though the system won't be exactly the same as players remember. Without spoiling too much, one of our goals for It Lives Beneath was for Nerve to have more of an effect throughout the whole book, rather than the final fates at the end. But rest assured, you and all your friends can totally still die. When we rolled out the Nerve score in Book 1, we learned a lot about what worked well and what could use improvement.

Hopefully, the tweaks we made will make Nerve even more compelling in Book 2! I've definitely seen some pretty terrifying stuff from It Lives Beneath. Thanks for the nightmare fodder, guys. On a scale of , how scary would you rate this book? So I'd give it a Any final tips for readers as they plunge into the terrifying world of It Lives Beneath? I've been told that this book should not, under any circumstances, be played at night. Hope you're all ready for the latest terrifying addition to the Choices library!

And stay tuned for more news and magickal yes, magick with a k sneak peeks from The Elementalists! The show must go on, and it will -- with the return of High School Story! This time around, High School Story is back with a new cast in the new school year, and more drama than ever before. Yes, we're talking theater! Let's chat with the team behind the newest Choices book to get the lowdown on High School Story: Class Act is a different take on High School Story. This time around, you play an incoming freshman with a major love for theatre.

As you step into the spotlight, you might just fall in love! But the course of true love never did run smooth, and neither has the path to stardom. Make friends, defend yourself from enemies, and flirt your way to romance. Will we be seeing any familiar faces from previous books? The main character of High School Story books will be playing a big role in the drama this time!

And an old enemy will have a surprising link to someone you know. Aside from the drama of theater, how much drama will there be in this book? The play is your chance to prove yourself to your classmates and reinvent who you are. And you might just develop feelings for others working alongside you on the production!

Who in High School Story: Class Act are you most excited for everyone to meet? Do you have a favorite character to write? Sibling relationships are some of the most entertaining things for me to write, and I hope our players enjoy their silly banter as much as we do! I really like Ajay, our director extraordinaire. I relate to how serious he is about his passion though mine was for the school newspaper , as well as his reservations about romance. But I have to say, as a former redheaded emo girl — writing Skye was like looking in a mirror. What's your connection to theater? Do you have any favorite memories from drama class?

The theater was my home in high school. I did the whole gamut, from acting to writing and directing. I attended a small all-girls' Dominican school where the nuns had to approve our theatrical productions. My freshman year, we somehow got away with doing The Rocky Horror Show At the risk of sounding like some kind of stone-cold killer, my favorite acting experience was when I played Othello and murdered my wife Desdemona, who was played by a guy friend of mine. I really only did theater when I was a child, but got back into it in college.

My favorite theatre class memory actually comes from college. You just have to focus on improving. That way of thinking really changed my life. And, yes, I did eventually have the breakthrough I was looking for. Thanks so much for reading, everyone. And don't forget to tune in Wednesday for the fright of your life with It Lives Beneath! We've also got some magical sneak peeks from The Elementalists brewing It's time to head back to Hartfeld in The Senior! We've come a long way from the early days of Choices with The Freshman: Book 1, and it's exciting to reach the culmination of your college years with The Senior.

Now let's talk to The Senior team!

What's going down in The Senior? The Senior is all about going out and finding inspiration. With the future coming up so quickly, will you live in the moment, look to the past, or plan ahead? There are quite a few milestones and big moments in The Senior. Want to drop a few hints about that? And of course, there are some big decisions ahead of you, like choosing a career and deciding what you want from your romantic relationships.

Who will we be seeing in The Senior? Any familiar faces or new friends? A few might even be of the fluffy, cuddly variety For one, you can look forward to some new insights about a certain lovably cantankerous writer! Senior year is no joke. Who out of the cast would you pick to be your study buddy for your final year of college? A book in one hand, and giving that pup a belly rub with the other? No human measures up. I would look forward to studying every day if I got to snuggle with him. A I love her. I have a playlist dedicated to and inspired by Kaitlyn, and it rocks.

And C I do my best studying when I can help someone else with the material, so a less extreme version of cramming-with-Kaitlyn would be great for both of us and fun at the same time! Plus, he's totally famous from trying to crash America's Most Eligible! I would pick Zack, hands down. Got any wisdom for students starting their senior year of college? Senior year can get really busy, and that forces you to prioritize the things and people that you really want to invest your time in.

Don't let the stress take away your ability to enjoy the moment. Take breaks, breathe deep, have fun. Enjoy your last few months before you have to leave college! Focus on that finish line! I had a lot of other things trying to distract me, and it would've been easy to fall behind or even quit. Whatever hurdles pop up in your path will be in your past soon enough. Rolls a wisdom check I found an RPG group my senior year and they became some of my closest friends, and helped my creativity and writing.

But in all seriousness, my advice is to find something fun and exciting to help combat that serious case of Senioritis. If you open yourself up to new activities, you open yourself up to new friends, new passions, and maybe even new crushes! Maybe your senior year is your victory lap. Along the way, you might just get the chance to study at the most prestigious magical university around Now that Book 3 has wrapped up, let's take a look back on the series with the writing team:.

It's been a pretty intense race to the finish line for The Royal Romance: How are you feeling? Are you doing okay? I think we've mostly made it out alive. As the saying goes, you can sleep when you're dead The Royal Romance has always had a really tight schedule, but Book 3 pushed us to our limits! There were a lot of late nights, a lot of weekends spent writing.

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