Keleigha Liess

@emily-d Interesting. Is her story idea absolutely unsalvageable? No redeeming qualities? Because I can imagine it would be hard to create characters for a story, and then scrap the story, and try and find a new setting for the characters. :

@dragon-snapper

I know. It’s a silly law. I really wish I knew a way around it 😛

@dekreel Whatever you want!

KeePers, KeePers, one and all! Step right up and drop your info right here! Do it now for a chance to be in next weeks’ newsletter! The future of the world is contingent upon your advice!

Well…not really. But the KeePer’s Corner slot might disappear if you don’t say a word…

@catwing I don’t believe you.

*sings Your Welcome at the top of her dragonish lungs to drown out the sound of Frozen*

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@daeus Nice survey! 😀 Everything looks good to me.

@audrey-caylin

Bleh.

Well… thanks for the info… I suppose I’ll have to work around that.

@valtmy @supermonkey42 *snorts* Huh. Good luck trying to subdue me. As self-proclaimed Security Chief, I’d love to see you try to rebel against us.

@sam-kowal *whispers* Keep an eye for any suspicious activity. We don’t want them to know what we’re up to.

OH, just one thing typographically related—no typos that I could see, but on the very first page when you say ‘welcome to the better books survey’, it might be more proper to have it Better Books s(S)urvey, unless you don’t really consider that a proper title.

@Daeus Really cool survey. I’m sure any serious readers to get their paws on it will be glad for a chance to rant. And it’ll be really interesting to analyze the results.

@dragon-snapper Unfortunately, no, not that I know of 😛 There’s a law that says you have to have a physical address there.

I’m subscribed to a ton of author newsletters who use Mailchimp, and though I can see the addresses, I typically have no clue where they are beyond the state. I guess someone could look it up, but you can also keep track of…[Read more]

@Daeus everything looks great. 🙂

@WarrioroftheRealm The Count of Monte Cristo is a good historical fiction, with lots of intrigue though it’s not exactly political in nature.

@sarah-anson *steeples fingers* Excellent.

*pouts* BUT I DON’T WANT TO TAKE A BREAK!

But I’m taking one anyway. You guys are right. I haven’t written for a few days, and wow was I ever creatively tired… XD

Thanks for the advice guys! 😀

@audrey-caylin So about the address thing. Would people receiving the newsletter be able to see the address? I know KP has a mailing address, and we can see that, but is there a way for me to set up my newsletter so that no one can see the address but me?