New interactive book release: Under the Table

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Hey all, I'd like to share something I've been working on for a long time.

Under the Table: An Office Shrinkeractive, a complete, shrinking survival horror book, is now available in eBook and paperback format from all major stores. This is my most ambitious project yet and the early feedback suggests it's really come together.

You've been shrunk in the office and have to navigate a literary maze of perils to survive.

It's got 215 chapters of shrinking madness. You can get eaten by every character. You can also see every character get shrunk. You can get squashed by a bunch of people, made a pet by some, snorted up a nostril, even chomped by a dog. You just have to find the right paths...

There's even a secret hidden mini-adventure because I had a couple of spare chapters to fill.

It's mostly a female-populated story, with one male giant too, though the main character is ungendered so you can imagine it as shrunken man or woman (and can encounter both throughout the story).

It's been a big effort to get this finished, so I hope you'll love it and play it death.
You can get the eBook directly from my Gumroad store here: https://rbashton.gumroad.com/l/underthetable
From most major stores here: https://books2read.com/u/4EpAXY
Or on my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/under-table-86752246

The paperback is currently only available via Amazon (here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CDNFB3NW)

I've also put a few previews of it up on Giantessworld if you want to try it there.

Patreon is the best value here as the Tier 2 entry also gives access to all my other online serials – and if you stick around, you can help support the writing of the next book!

But whatever path you choose, go forth and experience an immersive adventure of shrinking horror, and see how long you can survive...

And if you like it, please let others know!

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Great idea, I used to read interactive books, glad you managed to pull it off, CONGRATS...

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Thanks! It was a lot of fun to write, I'd love to do more given the chance.