Location: Netherlands
Member Since: March 27, 2017

Geert van Ieperen

Biography

I am a Dutch student and enjoy to write stories or draw pictures in my spare time.

Smashwords Interview

What are you working on next?
A story, a picture, an art piece and a poem.
How do you approach cover design?
It has to show where the book is about. Sure you want that people click on your book, but you don't want to lose potential interested readers. It does not neccesarily have to include your main character, or even take place in your book. most often a scene from the book will do but it may not always be the best possible.
Now I have the luck to be able to draw my own covers, but one may try to find amatures who would do it for the cost of crediting (i do)
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Where to find Geert van Ieperen online

Website: https://storylinegenerator.deviantart.com/
Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: https://storylinegenerator.tumblr.com/

Geert van Ieperen's favorite authors on Smashwords

Rick Griffin
Latest book: Ani-droids.
Published August 7, 2023. (5.00 from 11 reviews)
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William T. Williams
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Smashwords book reviews by Geert van Ieperen

  • Project: AKRA on May 07, 2017

    Almost the entire book is one large actionscene. I think It keeps up the pace and manages to give a vivid impression of the world and its characters. The descriptions were sometimes a bit unnecessarily detailed, like the complete analysis of the military system even though this is barely used in any part of this book. You probably did so because this book is part of a larger universe, but sometimes you should decide to let it to the imagination of the reader. I would advise this book to anyone who likes sci-fi action.
  • Anthropos on May 07, 2017

    I have read the book, but still i don't know where it is all about. I am interested in the field of artificial intelligence, i understood the idea of the higher-order dimensions, but i kept woundering where the story would begin... It feels like it is an extrordinary stretched introduction to a larger story (if this is the case, it isn't clear) and the abstract descriptions of the world feel like they are not meant to be understood I do like the way the caracter devolves and starts to see the world differently. If you like to lose yourself in a complicated story, to follow a character as it finds its way through different forms, read it. If you are searching an actual roman, you may better look further.