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I send a newsletter to subscribers to keep readers posted about what's next. If you go to my page, I just posted the copy for my newest newsletter. If you have some suggestions to make it better, I'd appreciate it!

Also, I blogged today at www.boxingoctopus.blogspot.com about "Staying Published." I 'fess up about "publishing's dirty little secret." The life of a romance writer isn't all bon-bons & feather boas.

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Permalink Reply by Emily Bryan on February 26, 2008 at 8:02am

Hi Caffey,

You can subscribe to my newsletter on the home pages of my websites. I have a mailing list through Bravenet, but I'm thinking of looking for a different provider because one of my subscribers thinks she's being spammed by them. I don't know if it's so. No one else has complained.

www.emilybryan.com
& www.dianagroe.com

I'll see if my husband can post my latest newsletter in the archives so you can view it online instead of as an email if you wish.

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Permalink Reply by SusieSunshine on February 26, 2008 at 12:24pm

My newsletter, Reboot Your Life™, is through Zinester and is free. The only thing I don't like about it is that you have to subscribe to Zinester to get the newsletter and see the archives. However, other than that I really like their setup.

Thank you for posting the links to your website, Emily.