Computer and Video Games described the atmosphere as "gripping" and guaranteed readers they would "jump out of [their] skin" numerous times.
However, if you know that you're guaranteed readers, full price may be a better business decision.
If you know something we don't, send a link to your favourite online (sports) game to [email protected] (with a few lines telling us why it's so good) and we'll add them to our list - vigorous quality control guaranteed, reader.
If, for example, Richardson's aim in "Pamela," with the surfeit of overblown compliments bestowed on her, was to guarantee that readers knew exactly what they were supposed to think of his heroine, he also sought by the same method to insure that readers thought highly of the work itself.
Even the most fastidious typesetter can't guarantee that readers will have their glasses.
Over time, you'll be able to attract more followers and guarantee more readers for every new post you publish.
Netherlands-based Blendle allows people to read stories from a host of newspapers and magazines, and offers a pay per story set up with a money back guarantee if readers feel short-changed or dissatisfied.
Although both works are currently listed on the Amazon and Barnes & Noble Web sites, there is no guarantee a reader will be able to find them in a major store.
Which is why, from the 1930s onwards, the call to love was taken up by a new kind of popular commercial fiction which guaranteed its readers that, on the last few pages, there would be reason to cry tears of joy.
Of course, the practical success of such an experiment can never be guaranteed: some readers are simply better than others at making narrative sense of abstract images; and some abstract material is more open to narrative reappropriation than other material of this sort.
