Getting the most out of Story Cauldron

How to choose the content you'd like to follow

Thanks for being a Story Cauldron subscriber! I’m so glad you’re here.

In this quick housekeeping email, I’ll explain how you can choose which newsletter content you’ll receive in the future.

Since I started this Substack back in May, it’s grown more than I anticipated. I now have three different types of emails going out to subscribers:

1. The primary Story Cauldron articles about stories and storytelling, along with periodic updates about my writing journey and occasional short fiction. I suspect this is why you came.

2. The Favor Faeries. Paid subscribers (just $5 a month!) can follow the adventures of Jenny and Holden as they investigate and interact with the magical world in The Favor Faeries, a series of serialized novels. (If you’re interested in my stories but are currently unemployed or have other income limitations, I can hook you up. Just let me know!)

3. A new section entitled “Unseen St. Louis,” where I will be periodically exploring parts of my hometown that are either underappreciated or have historical or cultural significance that others might not know about. Most of this content will be free, though paid subscribers will get to learn more about some of the real-life settings featured in my novels.

4. [Update as of 25 January 2022] Subscribe to my new Unseen St. Louis Substack!

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You can also read everything online!

The beauty of Substack is that each time I send out an email, that content is also available at the Story Cauldron website. So if you miss an email, or want to go back and re-read something I sent out in the past (including catching up on previous chapters of my novels!), it will all be right there.

Thank you!

Thanks for your support of Story Cauldron. It means a lot to me that you have chosen to give me a few minutes of your time each week.

Also, I’m totally open to suggestions and ideas, so please let me know if there’s anything you’d like to read more about, if I’m sending out too many emails (or not enough!), or anything else. And if you’re interested in writing a guest post about stories and storytelling, let me know.