Melissa Anelli's Blog - Posts Tagged "second-sight"
I know I said I'd use this more...
...but I am consistently attacked by varying social media. If I write something here should I blog it? Should I also put it on Tumblr and cross reference it on Facebook, and if I tweet should I tweet to this, or to my blog, or my facebook post? Which should be the central post and which should be the methods I use to direct people to the central post? Or should certain types of posts go in certain places, and should I vary my whole directional strategy based on the content of the post? Or is it better to centralize everything and build up a really strong base of content so that people know where to go for everything?
All these social networks these days create these dramas and these stresses. I think it's best to just use Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ to discuss books, dont' you?
I am reading several books at the moment, so let's talk about the ones I just finished:
About six weeks ago my friend Cheryl (Klein, of Second Sight) said I should really read Eleanor & Park, by Rainbow Rowell. So I read that, and then immediately moved onto Rainbow's first book,Attachments. These books are so lovely and insightful in such a delightful way: completely unpretentious, yet striking so close to the bone.
I finally joined the real world and read the first two Divergent novels and am anxiously waiting for the third like everyone else...
And The Madness Underneath - how could I forget Maureen? What did everyone think? I think she's a master. A crazy wonderful master.
What are you all reading right now?
All these social networks these days create these dramas and these stresses. I think it's best to just use Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ to discuss books, dont' you?
I am reading several books at the moment, so let's talk about the ones I just finished:
About six weeks ago my friend Cheryl (Klein, of Second Sight) said I should really read Eleanor & Park, by Rainbow Rowell. So I read that, and then immediately moved onto Rainbow's first book,Attachments. These books are so lovely and insightful in such a delightful way: completely unpretentious, yet striking so close to the bone.
I finally joined the real world and read the first two Divergent novels and am anxiously waiting for the third like everyone else...
And The Madness Underneath - how could I forget Maureen? What did everyone think? I think she's a master. A crazy wonderful master.
What are you all reading right now?
