One of my chief concerns as a writer is to make sure I do not become disconnected with you, the readers of my blog, my articles, and my books.
To help me better understand how I can improve this site I’d like to invite you to take my first ever Reader Survey.
I am very excited about this because it will give me the opportunity to focus my efforts on the material that best meets your needs. I want to produce the best articles, the most relevant posts, and the most memorable books . . .. In other words I want my content to be valuable and useful to you.
Please take a moment to fill out the survey. It would be immensely helpful to me. Thanks!
Scott Appleton is the author of the novels The Sword of the Dragon series, and The Neverqueen Saga, which are widely read by adults and younger readers.
Besides these, Scott has also published a collection of short speculative fiction (By Sword By Right) which runs the gamut of science-fiction, fantasy, allegory, romance, poetry, and biblical.
Driven by a love of storytelling and an appreciation for the craft, Scott has spoken extensively at events across the United States. His specialization in fiction editing and writing has garnered praise from some prominent writers.
Scott was born in Connecticut and grew up there. He actively pursued astronomy through his teen years, built ships-in-bottles and, throughout his life, read and wrote extensively. Besides his writing he works in sales.
Currently Scott lives in Greenville, South Carolina with his wife, Kelley, and their five children. His activities of choice are reading with his kids, watching fantasy and science-fiction movies, reading, and playing the occasional Star Wars video game. You can find him at AuthorAppleton.com and facebook.com/scottappleton.fans
I’m glad people are taking the time to give you useful feedback. One thing I did forget to add onto my survey was the suggestion for an edit button. It’s fustrating to catch errors I made in earlier posts.
Thanks for giving us the chance to fill out a survey! I’m hope you find all responses useful.
Thank you, Kt! 🙂 So far it’s amazing how similar everyone’s responses are and I am getting some great feedback that should help a lot.
I’m glad people are taking the time to give you useful feedback. One thing I did forget to add onto my survey was the suggestion for an edit button. It’s fustrating to catch errors I made in earlier posts.
I’ll keep that in mind. I don’t see how I could make that work though because I’d need a webmaster to keep track of all that.
Eh, it’s not the end of the world if you can’t make it work. I just need to learn to reread and then post.