1.) If the book item is not already in your favorites, add it to your favorites by clicking on the “+” sign at the upper right-hand corner of the item. (The “+” sign is between the printer icon and an envelope icon.)

2.) On a piece of paper (or in “My Notepad,” if that service is available with your account---or even in any word-processing program file, if that’s convenient for you), jot down which chapter you’re on. Next to that, write the first three or four words of the next line you intend to read when you come back to the story.

1.) Go to your “My Favorites” page and click on the book item.

2.) Go to the chapter you jotted down in your note earlier.

3.) On your keyboard, press the “Ctrl” key and keep it held down while you press the “F” key. A “Find” box should appear. With the browsers I’ve tried, it appears as an extra line at the top of the webpage. In the prompt box next to “Find:” type in the three or fours words you noted next to the chapter number when you stopped reading. If typing it doesn’t automatically take you to that place in the text, hit “enter” and that should do it.

1.) I’d try for a position as one of the regular official Fantasy Newsletter editors.

2.) Once I had the hang of it, I’d offer Gray, Black, and Yellow cases the opportunity to write articles for said newsletter.