While I was doing all that work on my footnotes/endnotes for the Nook version of Castle Falcon, it occurred to me that having all the endnotes packed on one page might introduce some spoilers if the reader scanned over them while still reading the first parts of the book. So I took a quick look:
Okay, it’s a little hard for me to judge since I’m so familiar with the story, but I’m not seeing any serious “spoilers.”
In fact, if I try to look at it through the eyes of someone who’s never read the book, the list of endnotes gives more of an impression of, well, raving incomprehensibility. The most likely reader reaction might be “just what the heck is this book about, anyway?”
TomAlanBrosz 