And now we can get ready for encountering our readers in a more tangible way: tomorrow sees the second of our parties for i readers, this time at the Royal Academy in London.
I only became an i reader this year and would not change, as I find your reporting accurate and well-balanced.
I will spare the reader this, for, turning the pages in my books, I decided that the worst of modern food bores is the bread bore.
I knew immediately that I'd have to hold off the conclusion of my series until I updated readers on this subject.
Is this reader right that "it should be consistent" and there should be one age at which young people are considered old enough to make all of these decisions?
Is this reader suggesting that these churchgoers are somehow superior and shouldn't get their hands dirty?
I asked readers of this blog for the same.
I encourage readers of this blog to spend some time with that article.
I hope readers encounter this spirit--and become part of it.
I hope readers of this blog will share tips and ideas of how they have adapted to the major life change of retirement relocation.
Where my first novelette "The Maskerade Ball of DC" was meant to be normal erotica about 'masking', I hope readers of this book just have fun with it.
