Werewolf Common Room is a forum for those of you that want to talk about werewolves. You see so many places on about Vampires, that I thought hey I'm a big fan of Werewolves let's have a topic about them. Here you can discuss topics on them, facts on them and if you have fiction stories on them, give your links for people to check out.

Enjoy the wolfing fun. :)

Hi Kel,

As much as we appreciate your becoming involved with the Roadhouse, I'd like to point out a couple of things.

Firstly, we are without a mod, so any unused threads can't be deleted. Therefore, it would be courteous of you to bring this up at the Questions thread, so we can see what kind of interest there is.

Secondly, I noticed that you haven't introduced yourself at the Pleasantries. Or I might have missed it, but I don't think I did. Regardless, it's also courteous to introduce yourself, so that the regulars know who you are, and what you're about.

Thirdly, if you want to generate a forum specifically for werewolves, then perhaps starting your own forum would be best for that, instead of having just a thread on a forum for it.

Anyway, if you have any comments or questions, let me know.

-Shay

Well I've been on this forum for quite some time now, and I''ve notice alot of people having done the same.

M'dear, I do believe that's called "passing the buck". No offence, but Shay ain't talking about other people here.

Having done the same of which point?

If you mean joining the ranks without introducing themselves, yeah, I've noticed that already, ages ago. Regardless of if others do it too, it still annoys me, because oftentimes those that come in to the RH just post randomly for self-promotion and reviews. I've been a patron here for just about a year, and so I like seeing regulars, rather than review-wanters.

All I'm saying is it's courteous to introduce yourself to the whole forum. Is that so wrong a point to make?

I've done all that now. :)

If anyone likes Werewolf books there is one I'm reading at the moment it's called Shiver. Its a romance book and I love it, it would be recommended to those of you who are into that sort of thing. Authors Maggie Stiefvater.

Thanks KelaBelle. I noticed it, and it's appreciated. :)

I would recommend to anyone and everyone interested in fantasy, romance, medieval, Roman, anything....Alice Borchardt's Silver Wolf. EXCELLENT book. I've read it probably seven times.

I googled that, the books look good.

I haven't read any lately. Any suggestions for a good one?

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