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I've liked it very much, and I had no idea last Sunday's episode was the last one. And a one-shot mini-series with no further seasons! You're right, Princess Garnet, there were so many storylines left to explore. I'm disappointed.

It looks lovely! Congratulations on the transition, which I'm sure was much more complicated and hair-tearing than any of us "on the outside" could ever imagine.

[quote=""MLE (Emily Cotton)""] On the tablet and smartphone -ability of the forum, Mercy tells me that we have to buy that software soon or the site is gonna die on the vine because it isn't easy to use on mobile devices. But the mobile upgrade is expensive, and although the $$ has already been set ...

I use one space after a period and no one (agent, editor, copyeditor, et al) has ever commented on it one way or the other. I think you're right that the two spaces originated with the typewriter, and the old monospaced typewriters at that. (Which is what I learned on, back in the Dark Ages, and so ...

Zoe Oldenbourg, who was a Russian-born historical novelist ( The World is Not Enough , one of my personal favorites), wrote an excellent (in my opinion, anyway) biography of Catherine called (not surprisingly) Catherine the Great . It was published in the sixties and appears to be out of print, but ...

NAL has put twenty copies up for grabs on Goodreads. Here's the link:

RED LILY CROWN Goodreads giveaway

Good luck and many thanks!

Thank you! Please do!

[quote=""annis""]I'll be a starter, Elizabeth - I loved your first two books and have had Red Lily Crown on my watch list for some time.[/quote]

Hooray! Thank you very much, and good luck!

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One of my favorite horror stories is The Crime of Laura Sarelle , by "Joseph Fielding"--I put the author's name is quotes because it's one of many pseudonyms for this writer. It's an old book and I was going to say it would probably be hard to find, but imagine my surprise to find it on Gutenberg in...