Login Accepted

by R J Triveri

  If you liked Login Accepted, you should also check out one of the hearts of the community, the LitRPG forum, and meet me and many other authors in the genre. Who knows? You might find your next favorite book! In that same vein, check out the LitRPG Podcast from Ramon Mejia. He does excellent reviews of all the latest in LitRPG every week, and on April 19/20th, the day that many of you will have this book in your hands, Login Accepted will be one of the reviewed stories! Give him some love! As of writing this, I don’t know my review, nor will I change my opinion of what he does based on it. He’s a cool guy, fights aliens, writes novels, and does a lot for this budding LitRPG community. Now for some other important people.

  This book wouldn’t be here without my editor, who has asked not to be named, his minion(TM), and my cover artist, Viergacht. If you ever need a cover done, I can’t recommend him enough for his service, professionalism, and his style. This was my professional crew, and I can’t thank them enough for what they’ve done, paid or not.

  Then there are my early and beta readers. There are so many of you that gave such constrictive criticism, helped me during writer blocks, and encouraged some of the more subtle movements in the book that I can’t truly give you the credit you deserve. Though there were many, three names really stick out as needing to be mentioned here.

  Niyeban has asked many, many questions that have helped me shape Incipere from necessity and find plot points that I hadn’t been ready to explore yet. As one of my oldest readers, I can only say this. I promised you’d get the acknowledgment you deserved for your love of Incipere. Though the early versions were rough, Niyeban helped point out a lot of my own problems, and I hope that he continued on to become the professional editor that he wishes to become. I’d hire him in a heart beat.

  Blooha is the second such name. Though not as vocal as others, I have to thank him for the encouragement that he gave me early on and on the next two Incipere Online novels. I am sorry for the mental stress that I caused you, but I did warn you every single time. No one should trust me with this kind of power.

  The last, and most important of the group is my wife, Erin. Without her love and support, I wouldn’t be where I was today. If it wasn’t for her, there would be a lot I’d miss out on. If it wasn’t for her, I wouldn’t be getting ready to have my family, and it is because of her I have the most cantankerous cat to ever grace this earth. In short, I wouldn’t be who I am today.

  Thank you, everyone, and I hope you continue to enjoy my work for years to come.

  R.J. Triveri