Making Poldark: Memoir
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Robin Ellis 
Hi – Teni BURNS has sent me the link to your site, which I am finding very interesting as I enjoy your writing. However, I am finding it very difficult to read due to my retinopathy consequent upon 63+ years of insulin dependent diabetes. The text seems to fade to pale grey when enlarged with thumb and forefinger on my Hewlett Packard Android desk top. I wonder whether your web manager can help improve that in any way?>I am looking forward hopefully to reading more on your site.
I’m sorry to hear that, Kingsley and I hope the readability improves.