You did do a good job describing the structure, and more, you pointed out something almost everyone missed… that the story takes place entirely in the mind or from the perspective of Smith Delaney. Some reviewers even mentioned how the omniscient point of view was sometimes bothersome. Well, it read like that because that’s how Ham Drumbone told stories and it was how Delaney recalled them. When I finished the trilogy it was hard to say goodbye to all those characters I’d lived with for so long, but I just couldn’t let Delaney go. I loved being in his head. So I wrote a whole book from in there! Thanks for picking up on that. (Smith Delaney thanks you as well, and sends you his regards!)

–Bryan

Becky