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Queen of Swords ARC

There's a new discussion forum, which may or may not take off. You know how that sort of thing is supposed to go: I ask you questions, you ask me and each other questions, a discussion gets started, maybe, in which Much is Revealed and Evidence is Brought Forth and Closets are Cleaned. Of course the forum may not thrive in the long run, but right now I'm using it to give away a QoS ARC.

You want to be included in the draw all you have to do is

1. Register on the forum (no personal information will ever go anywhere, for any reason).

2. Wait for the verification email that will come to the email address you provided, and click on the link in that email to complete your registration.

3. Pick a topic, any topic, and submit a short (or long, it's up to you) post.

After that you're can (1) bid the forum adios forever; (2) stick around and ask/answer questions; (3) lurk. In any case, you will be in the drawing.

Posted by on July 2, 2006 5:59 AM |

Whatyousay

1. Dianne Richardson spoke up on July 2, 2006 9:37 AM and said:

That reviewer was quite wrong. I loved Fire in the Sky, thinking it was some of your best work. Can't wait for the next book, having devoured the last 4.

Write faster, please, I'm 62 and not getting any younger.

As an oncology nurse of 41 years, I appreciate even more the arts. How could we ever live without great book....and Rosana, your's are definitely in that category.

2. Dianne Richardson spoke up on July 2, 2006 9:40 AM and said:

That reviewer was quite wrong. I loved Fire in the Sky, thinking it was some of your best work. Can't wait for the next book, having devoured the last 4.

Write faster, please, I'm 62 and not getting any younger.

As an oncology nurse of 41 years, I have come to appreciate the arts as an essential for a rich, rewarding life . How could we ever live without great book....and Rosina, your's are definitely in that category.

3. Judy spoke up on July 2, 2006 10:52 AM and said:

Rosina,
How long does it take to get the verification e-mail after you have registered?
Thanks:)
Judy

4. Rosina Lippi spoke up on July 2, 2006 11:58 AM and said:

Judy -- it should happen fairly quickly. If you've been waiting more than a couple hours and the email didn't get diverted to your junk mail box, email me with the login name you want to use and the email address as well, and I'll set it up for you.

[email protected]

5. Tracy spoke up on July 2, 2006 12:12 PM and said:

sweet! I love forums. I actually didn't get a "verification" email, just a 'Welcome to storyfirst' email restating my username/password and a link to go to my profile if I ever wanted to change it. Since I'm able to login and post, I'm assuming all is well.

6. Maryrose spoke up on July 5, 2006 7:48 AM and said:

I love forums! Thanks for creating it. I've already started posting!