Some of the questions you might have regarding Home for Fiction might have an answer below. If not, feel free to email me – suggestions, requests, thanks, and criticism are more than welcome – but common sense applies: If you're sending the same email to thousands of people, beginning with "dear webmaster" or "to whom it may concern", there's a high chance I won't even bother reading it.
There's an overwhelming chance this has happened because you either tried to sell me something or wanted to pay your way into the blog. The same might happen if I suspect you turned me into a target for a mass emailing campaign (the "dear webmaster" paradigm I described above; another common indication is seeing my name copy/pasted sloppily, like "DearChris Angelis,"). Of course, it's also possible I simply wasn't interested in whatever you suggested. Though I always try to respond to polite emails addressed to me personally – even if I'm not interested – sometimes I might not.
Still, I'm not infallible. Perhaps I blocked your address accidentally. If that's the case, feel free to email me from a different address and let me know.
No, just no. You'll be automatically blocked if you send such an email. Not interested.
Absolutely. Criticism or error correction is always welcome.
If you'd like to work together on something (involving writing, music, etc.), feel free to email me and ask.
No, currently not interested.
No. I simply don't have time and prefer to read books I've picked myself. You can, however, hire me to do so. Take a look at the next question on this list.
If you have a novel, a short story, or a script, and you'd like some editing work – or if you'd like coaching on a more general level – feel free to email me, describing in as much detail as you can your goals and budget. I can then let you know if we'd be a good fit.
Absolutely not interested.
As long as it's not about either wanting money for a service (not interested in anything you're selling) or wanting to pay your way into the blog (e.g. for a sponsored post), you can try. But show me you're an actual person, interested in my work in particular.