Smut

Edited: I'm going to update this to 3 stars, because I was mostly entertained and if I step back from it, I have to believe that the entire story was a mockery of itself.... which ultimately is pretty funny.

Somewhat funny, somewhat nerdy, somewhat hot.... but then awkward?

I didn't like the main characters at all. There are odd time gaps and almost no dialog, so I don't feel like there was really a relationship built amidst all the bobbing cocks which are so rampant after about 53% (good god that first novella took for fucking ever for them to write!). Meh

There were a lot of funny lines and interesting references. The roommate character was interesting and felt more fleshed out (pun intended?) than the main characters themselves. The MCs making fun of the stereotypes of the genre was hilarious... but then the book also adhered to many of them itself, which may have been subtly intended? I just can't tell.

It really bothers me to find typos & discontinuities in a book supposedly about writers and it bothers me even more to have nerd/geek references which are just... flat fucking wrong. If you're going to make a literary or geek reference, for god's sake, do your research.