Michael Stanton

Not quite sure I understood your clarification @Daeus…

… Sorry?

Maybe printable bookmarks???

Good ol’ marketing… 😛

Personally @Daeus, if I had just read your book and loved it, I would want more of the same, not some different author. Setting aside the fact that I personally can’t listen to audiobooks, I think an audiobook would be a great idea. Though I love classics, I would be more incentivized to join your email list if it was…[Read more]

Yeah… I know whatcha mean. 😛

All right @Daeus I’m stopping now— 875 words. Slowly working it back up to what it should be. 😀

@Daeus count me in, though I might have to leave a little early.

*grins* Thanks. 😉

Hm, that could be it… chocolate is one of those things I theoretically love and devour whenever I can get my hands on it, but never really eat… unless in cookies. 😛 I suppose I shall have to struggle bravely through it without medication. *aggrieved sigh*

@Daeus

@Daeus no… We watched a movie about a week ago but that was it. *bites nails* AM I DOING SOMETHING WRONG????!!! *freaks out*

@Daeus no… We watched a movie about a week ago but that was it.

Ha… doubt that’s it. 😉

@Daeus awesome! I got 806— also good for recently. My attention span’s been suffering lately… not sure why.

@Emma-Flournoy shhhh, we’re writing. XD

Oh ha what no really? 😛 Yes, that was a given @Daeus. I might just do that. *deliberately avoids looking at messy calendar* I found two of my favoritest books ever on recommendation from you, so… 😉

There there @Bluejay. *pats your hand* We’re all entitled to our own opinions. I don’t think less of you for liking Peter, though I couldn’t find a single thing to like about him except a few minutes there at the end. My sympathies were entirely with Caspian, though he made mistakes too. But it’s okay dearie. We can agree to disagree. 😉

Wow @Daeus, that’s a high recommendation. Who wrote it?

@bluejay Ahh; this is fantastic. One of my favorite books. Probably don’t have time to join you all in this, but in the context of what makes the book so Austen-esque, I think that that character complexity, moral depth, understated wit, and clever social satire all play into what made Austen such a great author, and what makes Pride and Prejudice…[Read more]

Ha! @Anne-of-Lothlorien I love it!

@Daeus did I mention I really, really, really love that poem… 😀