"The Big Meow": Completion

[Trialia]

But can I poke fun at the creeping Britishisms like the spellings of "storeys"? :-)

What's a Britishism about it? What's the American version?

[Ardub]

What's a Britishism about it? What's the American version?

My gut feeling was that Americans spell it as "stories" and Wikipedia agrees (and that can't possibly be wrong, right? :-)

[Trialia]

My gut feeling was that Americans spell it as "stories" and Wikipedia agrees (and that can't possibly be wrong, right? :-)

As far as I've ever known, stories and storeys don't mean the same thing. Eh.

[Ardub]

American Heritage Dictionary says:
storey
Chiefly British.
Variant of story(2).

Basically, in American English, both senses of the word story are usually spelled the same, as are their plurals. Not a big deal, just a funny reminder of how long DD has lived abroad.

[Trialia]

All the chapters are up and publicly available, now.

Chapters online | Feline Wizards 3: The Big Meow

Sadly, that doesn't mean I can read them I can't do black-on-white when reading online for long periods of time. I'd rather be able to download the whole thing in one (like by having new subscriber login details so I can get to do that... :/) and read it in Aldiko for Android, where I've customised my background and font colour to be easier, visually. I've just *tried* to read it online, and I can't do it anymore. Headache.

[Kathy Li]

Have you tried sending a PM to Lee to see if she can nudge DD into sending you the subscriber info?

[Trialia]

Have you tried sending a PM to Lee to see if she can nudge DD into sending you the subscriber info?

I haven't, but I can - or would it be quicker just to tweet DD, since we follow each other on Twitter? I've got hydrotherapy shortly, so I'll leave it to this afternoon, either way. Thanks

[Kathy Li]

My guess is tweeting DD would be the fastest.

[Trialia]

My guess is tweeting DD would be the fastest.

Yep - she must've seen this, she tweeted me first. Thanks, though.

[Lazy Leopard]

I'm not so good at keeping reading when something's only electronic, as it means I need to be in front of a computer, and the times I most like to read are when I'm not in front o a computer. Still, I finally got to the end of TBM, and I loved it. Now I'll have to go back and read the whole trilogy again.

Well, maybe I'll wait for the paper copy of TBM first...