I want your questions!

Do you have any questions for me regarding Cauchemar Vivant? It may be something that's bothered you from the very beginning, or maybe something recently. Not understanding how this vampiric process works? Want a longer history of these Renfields? Then have I got a deal for you!

Since we're nearing the end of Cauchemar Vivant, I want to make sure that I covered every base, hit every little detail so far. There are not that many chapters left, so I figured I would come to you, my lovely readers, for any information you want answered!
Also, it'd be nice to have a small FAQ, right? ;)

If you have a question (or questions), then please do the following:
Send your questions to cauchemarvivant@hotmail.com
OR
Send your questions to http://www.formspring.me/LunarSiren

Although it would definitely be easier through email, I leave the choice up to you!

Thank you to everyone! There is no deadline (as of right now), so submit those questions whenever you want! -Alice

Cauchemar Vivant update-16

Chapter 16 is posted on the blog and on my FFn profile, in case you haven't found them yet. I'm still waiting for word from Twilighted about Alice Smiled, and then I'll have chapter 16 posted there as well! (:

FF Update

Hello everyone! In case you didn't notice, I added a new one-shot called Alice Smiled. It was written for the To Go Amongst Mad People contest that took place in January. If you'd like to read it, just hit up the links on the right! (:

“I’m sorry. It was the dream.” She never said what they were about. Mama didn’t like Mary’s dreams mentioned at all, but she could talk to Daddy. She never shared the nightmares with anyone, yet she often saw Daddy in her dreams and was happy to help him with work. Strangely, her dreams always helped him. “It was scary, and I didn’t know what to do. I felt trapped.”

“You wake up, that’s what you do,” Mama said sternly. “You don’t speak of them to anyone. You behave yourself like a normal ten-year-old girl. That is what you’re supposed to do, Mary Alice. Is that so much to ask?”