The S-CORP Incident: a SCP Foundation Book

This book was a fantastic read! I felt as if I was in the book, joining the boys on their journey. It keeps to the roots of SCP which I hoped for. I could tell that the author put a lot of heart into it. I noticed a few typos but nothing worth complaining about. I'm going to order all the SCP books by this author. The fact that they are a short read Is enough to keep me focused. I have ADHD and sometimes I read a paragraph with out soaking in what it ment. With this book I did not have that problem. The chapters are split into clock times. It also has back and forth , present and past moments that change things up a bit. Thanks again for the amazing read!

This book was amazingHowever It is a very short readI spent an hour reading about 2 Best friends that break into a SCP FoundationThere were only 6 SCP’s used and the iconic ones weren’t actually included (but you do see their name)This has the writing capacity of a 12 year oldHowever it was worth the moneyPS: if your looking for high quality SCP stories head to the SCP wiki

First, this is what you should expectthis book is not a massive SCP novel with 5000 page its more like a written down video log which work well. This book is about 2 teenagers who like breaking into old buildings or filming creepy places, and enjoy putting videos up on the internet. S-Corp a company in town employs hundreds of people and no one knows what they do. The main characters decide to brake in and film what they find and put it on the internet. The book is very POV focused, you know what they know, which is not much. SO if you don't know anything about the SCP foundation before you read the book you will be left with more questions then answers, which is a good thing.There aren't needless lines of exposition to explain things. D-Class, Scp-XXX and MTF are thrown around by other characters, but because the main characters don't understand these terms, The reader does not feel like they missed something. instead they feel like the characters do: confused. This adds to the mystery. Instead of outright telling you which SCP's are which the book instead describes what is being seen. "Scp 7000 walk toward the Door" is replaced with" a black figure walked toward the door." and "this sign reads SCP xxxx, what does this mean" and you don't necessarily see that SCP right away. this is really good.Unfortunatly the book is to small to build much character development. Over all i would say... we need more of this. this is the kind of thing we need more of in the SCP community because it promotes the site and it allows people in and out of the community to experience the horror without the terms the SCP Site is overcrowded with. i recommend not only buying this if you like the scp stuff but maybe handing it to people to get them interested in the SCP foundation. its not a perfect book but it is the kind of thing we should see published more often.

Son loves it

This was a more interesting kind of story, (spoilers ahead) I really liked how you made us think Martin would get out at the end but he got dragged down and killed, this story was a hug adventure and I would love to see a 2nd part to this keep up the good work!