My review of Shermanator

continuing my sweep of writers yet again, I've come across a writer whose style and story speak to me far more than any other. Shermanator.

Shermanator was kind enough to give me a synopsis of his first "My little Anon" story, so I was able to hop into the second one straight away, and from the get-go I was enrapt. His usage of details to deliver a true sense of the trials of tartarus, as well as the tense, cliff hanger esque diction presented leaves me clenched in my chair asking myself how, if at all, Shermanon is going to survive.

The storyline, though at times seemingly rambling, is extremely unpredictable and the plot twists and turns left me breathless and more or less having to reread it to grasp what had just happened. His relationship with a normally unsavory character is the right balance of humor, conflict, and caring to make it realistic and entertaining, without destroying the probability of it being sustainable.

I could ramble on and on about what it is that makes this story so great, but I'll sum it up. It's well written, detailed without being obnoxiously long, and the moments of comic relief do wonders to its otherwise tense and dark nature, which in itself is something of merit. Congrats Sherm, you seriously got me to flinch and tense with your story.