In reply to ShelleyB.

Maybe ’cause I’m totally making up the tech to go with the story? I’m glad it works for you!

Also, I like writing this YA stuff–but that doesn’t mean typical YA readers will like what I come up with. I suspect they’re mostly kids themselves, and they’d want to see themselves a little differently from the way I portray them. If I knew any of ’em personally (I know kids, but they’re not readers damnit) I’d ask. But I don’t, so I can’t.

How do you do that? I’m not even close to techie savvy and I still got the gist of the story! You write YA well and you definitely understand them! You captured their fast changing emotions exactly how I remember them from raising my daughter.

In reply to David.

Also, I tried to say hi on your site but couldn’t figure out how to leave a comment. I really liked “Life Unlived” though. Gave me a couple of story ideas…

In reply to aeternalumen.

Thanks! You may be the very last person to find me via Twitter, ’cause I’m going to close that down. Welcome to the site, though!

I loved your story! I totally got lost in it. I stumbled on your site via twitter somehow, saw that you wrote YA on your blog and decided to check it out. I am so glad I did! I am interested in writing YA, but have mostly been writing poetry for now, and getting into some longer works. I will be back to read more of your stories! Check out my blog on Tmblr:
http://aeternalumen.tumblr.com Thanks for the great read!

In reply to Heather Lovatt.

Possibly? I know the contact form was broken. I fixed that today, and it may have fixed a problem with other notifications at the same time. If it didn’t, please let me know and I’ll look into it further.

Thanks for letting me know!

Something happened to your notifications? I’m not getting any email.

Thanks.

Heather