So, you think your tale is worthy of the visitors to the home of Link, do you? Well, it probably is. Link, being a kind and generous soul, will allow almost anyone to record their story and place it in his bookcase.

     Of course, there are some exceptions to the rule. The story must be in English, because there just aren't a whole lot of people who will read a story in another language. The tale cannot contain an excess of foul language or adult content, for those are not appropriate for the young children who will surely be here. As well, it also must have at least SOMETHING to do with Hyrule, Zelda, Link, Ganon, or anything else in the series. There is no set length requirement, but the story must have enough to it to keep people reading it. A story of three paragraphs will not be accepted, but a story of three pages will. Just follow these requirements and use common sense, and your tale will probably be posted.

     Well, you're probably ready by now to submit your story to Link's Bookcase. To send it, using your mail program, send a mail to Juliet Singleton at submissionsTGL@xs.clara.net. In this mail, be sure to include your name, e-mail address, whether or not you want your e-mail address printed on the main page of Link's Bookcase, the music (in the table below) you would like in the background of your story (if you don't choose this, one will be randomly chosen), the title of your story, and, of course, the story. You can include this in either the body of the e-mail or simply a text file. Please note that stories sent in any format other than HTML and text WILL NOT be accepted. So you cannot attach a Word document or anything simliar to the e-mail. The music selections are posted below.

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