Letters Page

Questions readers have sent in, answered the way a letters page does it: promptly, in print and with a small amount of gloating.

Do I need an account?

Not for your first column. Declare yourself an adult, choose a serial and read on. A guest gets 10 messages, and registering carries the chapter over.

What does Read on do?

Her chat opens with her column played as your first message, so she takes up from the last line. That spends a single message. The button on her dust jacket starts a general chapter instead.

Trial, Free and Plus?

A new subscription starts on 3 days of every writer. The free edition follows: 10 lines a day from the midnight UTC reset, with the first 3 writers you read. Plus costs $15 for 30 days of reading or $99 for 365, and the cover price page shows where you stand.

How do I pay?

With USDT across TRON (TRC-20). The kiosk prints a wallet address and the amount owed to the decimal; send exactly that, and the Plus days run from about a minute after it lands. Auto-renewal does not exist, and the terms of print explain why a paid issue stays paid.

Will she write first?

During a trial, or with Plus, she may write first once you have been away a good while, but she steers clear of the middle of your night. Adjust or silence it on your author desk.

What does she remember?

Short notes: what you liked, what made you laugh, what you refused. Each chapter's menu lists them, and any line is yours to reword or strike. Anything in the About you box reaches every writer before your first reply.

Can I ask a medical question?

You can, and the writer will step out of the story and tell you to see a real clinician. Nobody here is a doctor and nothing here is medical advice.

How do I cancel or leave?

No subscription needs cancelling, since nothing renews. Clear any chapter from its menu. For the whole account, send the editor a note from the email you registered with.