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NANTUCKET LIT PHLOG

SIGNUP FORM FOR FIRST-CLASS FICTION

NJB // 2025-10-25 // Lafayette, CO

© 2025 Nicholas Bernhard

CC-BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)

**First,** I want to thank my followers on Mastodon. To get my social media
handles consistent, I had to migrate instances, and some followers got lost in
the shuffle. Today, I got back to 500 followers. 

The word get thrown around a lot, but Mastodon really feels like my
"community." I'm very glad for the people I've met on the Fediverse. As I've
said before, it was a blog post by Christine Lemmer-Webber, the co-founder of
ActivityPub, that motivated me to make Nantucket Lit a free-software project. 

**Second,** I am happy to debut a new sign-up form for my *First-Class Fiction*
project. This is a new periodical that comes to your mailbox on a postcard.
Each postcard will have a microfiction story or a poem on it. 

Our inaugural story was *Brother* by Anna Frazer. This is a beautiful
prose-poem which I am so excited to share with our subscribers. 

I'm currently doing a **free trial** of *First-Class Fiction*. If you're
interested, you can sign up at nantucketlit.com/postcards
(https://nantucketlit.com/postcards.php). I'm very happy with this sign-up
form, which was made by a fellow Fedizen. It requires no client-side
JavaScript, and will run perfectly well in a text-based browser like Lynx.    


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