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E-mail Me: Please feel free to contact me at Quellelove at gmail dot com if you have a question, a pitch or just want to chat. I'd love to hear from you!
Book or Blu-Ray/DVD Reviews: I accept copies of traditionally published books and Blu-Rays, DVDs or DVD-Rs/MODs. I also accept online screeners. It has to be classic film-related due the focus of my blog. I reserve the right to decline. If I do accept, I will disclose in my review that I received the product for free and will name the source.
Interviews: I'm always looking to interview interesting people! Have an idea for an interview? E-mail me.
Repertory Theaters or Live Events: If you are hosting a classic film screening in the Boston area, please feel free to contact me as I would most likely be interested in attending, promoting and writing about your event.
Blogathons: I am not currently accepting invitations to blogathons.
Advertising: I do advertising and affiliate marketing but am not looking for any additional partnerships. If you want to reach out to me about a sponsored post, e-mail me!
Guest posts: Thanks for your interest! I am happy to take on guest posts if it ties into a collaboration. I currently cannot pay writers for their work (but I hope to one day!). E-mail me.
Your Blog, Website, Fundraiser or Video: I would love to hear about your blog, website, fundraiser or video or any projects you are working on. Just note that it has to be classic film related due to the theme of my blog.
Linking: I do not take requests for links in any way shape or form. If I link to you, it's because I want to and came to that decision independently.
Awards: Thank you so much for your award but I don't post about them here nor do I participate in award memes. I'm really grateful for your thoughtfulness.
You can also contact me through Twitter @RaquelStecher, Instagram @QuelleMovies, or through my Facebook page.
Updated February 2019
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