Formatting Mistake

[Update 2: So, I fixed the formatting for Huck Finn. Apparently, if I paste the list in, save it, and then come back to continue editing, that is what messes up the format. Also, I deleted the original post (which I probably did have to, I could have just pasted the text back in it, but whatever), but I have already posted the new one, go check it out! I promise that its way easier to read.]

[Update: This formatting snafu is actually just on the Huck Finn trigger warning list, so, less of an emergency than I thought.]

Hey, everyone! So I just discovered that the formatting for the lists that I've posted so far is really, really bad. It's because I was just copying and pasting the lists from the original document that I created. Way easier, but apparently the Blogger post editor doesn't like it. So, I'm going to have to go back and re-type each of the posts into the editor. I can do it, but it'll take at least a few days, and the posts won't be available on my blog during that time. Bear with me, please. I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and I'll do my best to get the posts back up and formatted properly within the next week.

Love always,
Sam

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