Trigger warnings, and a note about accessibility
It’s important to me that my work be as accessible as it can be. This is for folks with needs particular to reading, such as those with dyslexia, those who use a screen reader, and more. I’ve formatted the print novel with larger text and more spacing for those who have trouble reading smaller print; fewer (or none, hopefully) symbols that don’t flow with a screen reader; and fonts that I’ve learned are more easily read by folks with dyslexia.
Accessibility is also important for those who need to know if content could trigger traumatic memories or other painful responses. If you have particular triggers, please ask me if they show up in my novels, using the contact form. We may or may not be strangers, but I promise, your information will be kept confidential, I’ll delete the email I receive, and I’ll respond with the respect and kindness you deserve.
Note: I differentiate between content warnings and trigger warnings using their original definitions. Trigger warnings are for content that might trigger trauma responses. Content warnings refer to content which might make someone uncomfortable or offended, such as vulgarity, reference to sexual kinks, and language that could be considered religious blasphemy. I only provide trigger warnings. If you’re not sure what category your issue is in, please contact me.