Stuck at a Hospital Experiment

Greetings Readers!

So if you have been following along for the last couple of months, you would have noticed the series I created.  I want to thank everyone for reading and participating in it.

To fully clarify, to the disillusionment of some, it was fiction.  I wanted to channel my personal experiences into a piece of writing and this is what came of it.

The purpose of this experiment was to get reader participation to help my avatar escape.  Like I hoped for, there was a lot of interaction and it helped drive the plot in a great way.

If you have asked yourself what's next for this story and the character; don't worry, I have a plan.  My goal was to expand the story and turn it into a manuscript, which I have recently completed.  I need to edit it and such, but I want to try and get it published.  If that happens, then I fully intend on writing a sequel to this.  It would be more traditional and more of a mystery, but I do have some ideas.

I just want to end this by saying thank you to everyone who helped me out with this.  I hope it was a fun ride for my readers, because it was for me.

Take care, everyone

- Cody S

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