Interested in reviewing a novel of ideas with a choice at the end of every chapter?

[Nmbourbaki]

My dear friends:

If anyone is interested in reviewing a novel of ideas with a choice at the end of every chapter -- the world's first? -- just message me through Goodreads: click on Nmbourbaki (above), and then click on "Send a message."

I'll gladly send you a free copy of If. Please tell me whether you'd like a paperback in the mail (in which case, please provide an address) or a gift code for a Kindle copy.



In If, you are the nameless protagonist, a young dreamer from northern California. At the end of each chapter, you must make a decision, some seemingly frivolous, some traumatic. These decisions shape your identity as the novel swerves toward twenty-two possible endings. From the margins of starvation in a third world country, to a romance in Paris, to an opulent party in a Manhattan high-rise, your life becomes the unexpected result of the choices you make. Can there be too much freedom? And how much of life lies within our control?

To read more about the book, you can go here for a review of the novel by interactive fiction expert Emily Short, and here or here for interviews about the book.

Yours truly,

NB