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Hello everyone, this is so exciting to be a part of a Writers Society like this, and - in case y'all can't tell - I am VERY excited! I adore authors such as Louisa May Alcott, Agatha Christie and Jane Austen, so if I tend to follow their way of thinking...please bear with me. ;) Thank you all. (Or anyone who actually read this :shock: :D)
~Rosette T.
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Hello! Welcome to YWS! :)

Those are some quality writers you mentioned there. ;))) Feel free to chat with me or ask questions if you'd like! I hope you enjoy your time here!
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Thanks so much! I think I shall.
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Hey there Rosette and Welcome to YWS!
Agatha Christie is among the long list of my liked authors but I can't say that I like Austen or Alcott. If your writing follows in their styles, that's great.
Good luck on the site. If you ever have a question or something or just want to talk, shoot me a PM.
Have fun.
~Lizz

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I can't say I sound too much like Christie, Austen or Alcott but I am VERY obsessive over them... Thanks for the welcome, Elizabeth!
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Welcome to YWS! I hope you enjoy it here and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask the people in this color, this color, or this color. I'll be looking forward to your works. ^^
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