A Mailing List

[osprey_archer]

Ha! Briarley hit 200 sales this month! This is an all-time high for me and I am already plotting what to do with my ill-gotten gains.

I also finally cracked and made a mailing list for Aster Glenn Gray’s new releases. Hooray!

I signed up for Zoe Chant’s mailing list so I could shamelessly copy study the format. (Then I accidentally unsigned up because I was trying to decide if the unsubscribe button my my form wasn’t working which somehow necessitated trying the one there... Oops.)

You will probably hear about every book at least fifty times right here on DW, but nonetheless! If you want announcement in your inbox as well, here is your chance.

Comments

[asakiyume]

Subscribed!

Man, though: I get so stressed out proving I'm not a robot. IS THAT A STOREFRONT? I DON'T KNOW

One could create really elitist versions of those: confirm you're a human by identifying salad forks, or confirm you're a human by identifying twill coats or something. Or hugely culturally specific ones. Which person is demonstrating the proper bow for meeting the emperor? Or, identify the midsummer's bonfires (WRONG. That one was just a beach bonfire and NOT at midsummers).

[osprey_archer]

The worst is when they ask you to choose all the ones that have cars and they ALL have cars but some of them have only half of a car, or cars in the distance, and you know (because you have, in the past, marked every one with cars before) that they don't actually want every single box marked... but how much car is enough car to count???

The capcha with twill coats etc. sounds like it would be useful for a spy agency. One imagines an elite British agency asking people to identify bowler hats and Guards ties, or things of that sort...

[isis]

Woohoo, congratulations!

[osprey_archer]

Thanks!

[amaebi]

I loved Briarley. Learning from asakiyume's Twitter feed that you were the author, here I am. Thanks for your work.

[osprey_archer]

Aw, I'm glad you liked it! Thanks!