Graze Box has arrived

This is my freebie. :) I think I had one left over from when I introduced Mum, I think, to them, so that's nice, and then, as I have some spare cash, I'll be able to get another two next month. After that I'll have to see if I have any spare, as, obviously, the majority of my income goes on rent and groceries. The one I have is the nibblebox and it's £2.99, so if I have £6.00 spare I'll be able to have one every two weeks, but now that they have so much more selection than they did when I first started getting them, I'm hoping I'll get enough to have one a week.

For those of you who are in the UK and interested I have a friend code, which means you'll get your 1st, 5th and 10th box free. You can go here for easy claiming: https://www.graze.com/uk/p/KJ8J3WFPU. Unfortunately this doesn't appear to be available in the US.

Update: 28th March

Three and a half days left of my sale, so now would be the time to take advantage if you wanted to adopt a character for three or six months, rent a setting for the same length of time, or purchase any story bundle. Remember that buying during this sale will mean that you get your next purchase for half price too. If you don't have the money right now I should tell you that I do accept payment in installments, so if you're interested then PM or email me for information.

As a couple of people were interested in more information about each of the collections I thought I'd begin with a very short introduction of all of them, before focusing on a couple at a time. I currently write in 13 different collections - some of them are much more complicated than others and because of the way I write (which I found best due to my intense perfectionism, because it means I now write and post instead of rewriting something multiple times) there are stories all over the place in most of them. There are also several crossovers and AUs. You'll find that there are more stories for certain collections, because they're ones that have been enjoyed by someone who is willing to post prompts for them, or ask for more of any story, and this is something I really want my readers to do more of. Knowing that I have a reader who is that interested makes writing so much easier. Another thing I love is when I have readers so interested that they want to write in my worlds themselves, or create characters, or give me a hand creating settings (especially in the World Walkers collection, as it keeps growing and growing, even though it was going to be hard enough just writing about the thirty-seven worlds of the Web).

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