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Can I post these stories on my website?
No, you may only read the stories online or print / download a copy for personal use. Personal
use means that you do not sell or publish any part of the work.
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Please contact me as soon as possible with the details and I will address
the problem.
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Yes, when you are viewing a story the 'display options' on the left-hand side will become
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Can I buy the rights to the fiction on this site?
No, these stories are published and are available for free in perpetuity. If you are
interested in knowing more about my unpublished work please contact me.
Do you accept reviews of your work?
There are currently no reviews on the site but I may add them later; if you have any feedback
I'd like to hear from you.
Who designed and developed the website?
I developed the site myself through my Leeds
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