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I've had a blog that I had to do for an assignment almost 2 years ago. After the semester I went to shut it down and I got tons of emails on what happened. So I fired up and have kept it going. It's just ramblings, I try to keep it positive though.

Kimberly wrote: "Checkout my book review blog:


I followed all those i wasn't already following..lol"

I've returned the favor. Thanks!

Cate wrote: "I just finished "The Art of Saying Goodbye: A Novel" by Ellyn Bache, and I've posted my review here:



My friend and I originally wanted to run a book blog b..."

I enjoyed reading your reviews. It was refreshing that you got to the point about what you did or didn't like about the book and your negative comments were straightforward without sounding mean.

I had to create a blog for one of my classes and have tried to keep up with it a bit. It mostly is thoughts on books I've read, but includes some other random things (such as a book trailer).

Also, for anyone trying to start a blog I found these tips that I thought could be helpful -

Hi here is my blog, I need followers and I will follow everyone also.

Just started my blog yesterday! :) I'll write about writing, my books, news that interests me, and other things. I only have two posts so far but there will be more.

Hi Zi, I am now following you.

Thanks, I followed you too :).

thanks Zi.

Following both your blogs, Tana and Zi.

I've only recently been doing a blog. It's fun but sometimes I wonder just what I'm supposed to be writing about so I end up writing about writing.

Stop in and take a look:

added you Bridget, great blog

I don't have a blog, exactly, but...well, I kind of have one, sort of. It's a blog I maintain for someone else, actually. Her name is Ana Darcy Méndez, and as far as I know she's the only extraterrestrial with her own blog. She's extremely publicity shy, and I take care of it for her.

She was born on the planet Thomo, 25 light years from Earth, you see, and her people sent her here to see if this is the planet they had originated from. (It was.) So she's human. Naturally enough she found everything here new to her when she landed. I hope that makes sense.

Folks who have met her through her stories have often wished they could meet her, have lunch with her, and so on. Her blog, therefore, is a basic way to do that. She's found our food wonderful in its variety, for example, and her experiments with cooking have been original and unusual. Thus her blog mentions many of her kitchen creations and recipes.

It also touches on our art that she has enjoyed, our poetry, and our music. Of interest to some readers, her native language, related to ours but extinct on Earth, is discussed in several places. There are pictures of her, of places she has been, of cats (who seem to gravitate to her for reasons they don't explain) and other animals, maps of locations of her stories, and more!

Visitors are welcome!

It's at

Blogging--mine is at --is a great way for an author to meet readers and stay in touch with them, especially when you're between books, as I am. My novel Conceit was published in 2007 and I've been working on a new novel since then. Sometimes I feel as if I just have to get out and take a breath of fresh air!

My latest blog is about the novel I'm writing, Muse, which is set in 14th-century Avignon when the popes were there. If any of you have any suggestions about what you'd like to see in the new book, send them my way!

Cheers,
Mary Novik

P.S. We had a great discussion of Conceiton Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ just a few months ago. If you're interested, it's still here: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/5...

my blog is at lunaraseries.blogspot.com . I talk about anything I find interesting that is related to indie publishing and my series.

I am new in book blogging and I set up my blog because I want to keep track with books that I have read. I also would love to connect with other book lovers out there.

Here's my blog, if anyone wants to see :)

I'm following quite a few of these already and will add the others. Mine is I've been blogging a lot lately and hope you will find it interesting. My last was "Paper is Dead... Really?

I have a blog at
It's half book reviews and half mommy-blog. (Just funny stuff my kids say and do. No descriptions of body functions.) I usually blog every day, but I haven't posted much in December because I was moving. I'll be back to posting every day in January.

ok I am caught up I am following everyone up to this point, mine is

I wrote a post with some thoughts on blogs (very meta, haha) and would be interested in other bloggers opinions.

I've just started a blog, I'm very very new to blogging but thought I would give it a go (perhaps you CAN teach an old dog new tricks). Your very welcome to have a look.

hey everyone not sure if I should be doing this but we started a new group here on goodreads just to link with other bloggers authors stuff like that its different then this group and its more about connections that what we are reading if you would like to join come over to:

http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/6069...

Hero or monster? My newest DARK DEEDS post

Scott Dekraai was working on a tugboat two miles off the coast of Los Angeles in 2007 when a tow line snapped, crushing a female co-worker. Scott rushed to help her, but the woman died, and Scott's leg was mangled. Some called his actions "heroic." But his marriage to Michelle Fournier Dekraai, was troubled.
A month after the accident they divorced.

Unable to work and in constant pain, Scott doted on his son Dominic who attended school in Seal Beach where Michelle lived. On October 13, 2011, after a phone conversation with Michelle, Scott strapped on body armor and drove to Seal Beach. Dominic, age 8, was at school waiting for someone to pick him up, but Scott didn't go there. Armed with three handguns, he drove to Salon Meritage where Michelle was a hair stylist. Read more at

I have a book blog as well! I wanted to know from all you readers here on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ, why do you love to read? And how do you connect with the books you read?

My blog link is

I'm following you Jupiter! :)

I have a book blog at heathercim.wordpress.com. I look forward to following all of you!

I just started a blog, it's not got much yet but oh well :)

One of the blogs I regularly read had tips and resources for starting and maintaining a blog.

I've been blogging for a while now, and have been working on a series of tips for fantasy writers.

Have a gander if you're interested in seeing fantasy dissected and re-assembled to make it easier to write well.

I have just started a blog, 'The long and sometimes painful road to recognition' on blog spot, don't know if it's any good, as like most newbees I don't have a scoobie doo what's make s good one, although I've got some top tips here. But one question I have is how do I link my blog to Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ and other sites. Any advice will be most gratefully welcome. Many thanks.
EJ

Here's my blogsite: There is also a freebie happening on there today. So, go check it out.

Kat wrote: "Cassie wrote: "I love blogging and making new friends! I got a few giveaways going on now so check it out if you get the chance :)

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Just voted in your poll..."

Haha I pretty much new vampires would be in the head but I love my zobies too, Thank you for checking it out!!!

J.D. wrote: "I've noticed that a lot of people mention blogs on GR. I just started mine, but seriously have never even read a single blog... I'm kind of struggling on what I should put on it...
So, here are my..."

You might like this article about how to get people to not only follow your blog, but also to buy your book. Let's face it, if they are not buying your book then there is no point to having a blog.

We mainly review books at the moment and sometimes I put my thoughts. We are branching out though
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Hi guys! awesome blogs!
Here's mine

--I blog about random stuff! :)

Because I write crime thrillers, I do a blog about true crime cases.
I get a lot of visitors, but here's my problem. TIME and the lack thereof. It's a lot of work to summarize the cases, time that I don't have if I want to keep writing my thrillers.

So here's a question. I'm thinking about starting a blog written by my series protagonist, New Orleans homicide detective Frank Renzi. Franks Rants, or some such thing, short posts about whatever topic is current ... like WHO CARES who won the Superbowl? :)
What do you think?

Susan wrote: "Because I write crime thrillers, I do a blog about true crime cases.
I get a lot of visitors, but here's my problem. TIME and the lack thereof. It's a lot..."

I'd think that would be cool. You can set him up with a twitter account and have him tweeting as well.

I'm going to start a blog next month. Since I write nonfiction and fiction in a variety of genres, the only thing that ties my work together is my name and the fact that writing is involved. So I'm going to write about writing and related topics like research, ebooks, and publishing. I'll post again here when it goes live.

Keryl wrote: "Susan wrote: "Because I write crime thrillers, I do a blog about true crime cases.
I get a lot of visitors, but here's my problem. TIME and the lack there..." I'd think that would be cool. You can set him up with a twitter account and have him tweeting as well.

Okay, I did my first Renzi's Rants post:
Super Bowl Pooper Bowl

Don't know about the tweeting part tho...

There's a new post up on Renzi's Rants. The topic? Politics and Sex

Okay, folks, here's a heads-up. When I say politics and sex, I'm not talking about Bill and Monica or all the other sex scandals involving politicians. I'm talking about politicians who want to control your sex life. It's pretty explicit, which means, of course, that some of you will not want to read it. But in case you do, here's the link.

Today I have links to two noteworthy articles on publishing!

I blog about reading, writing, gardening and any beautiful thing that attracts my attention. I post many of my Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ reviews on my blog.

Here's mine..

I've had a blog here on GR for quite some time, I can't say that anyone has ever seen it but me and my wife. So I guess I'm not qualified to answer your question. But, most blogs I have seen are very informative and carry a wide range of subjects. Anybody wants to take a look at my authors blog,just click my pic!

My blog:
My blog posts also can be read here on GoodReads.

My homepage:

Here's my blog:



I only set it up on April 1st so there's not that much on it yet.

I hope you can check it out!! A huge Twitter party is happening with cash and book giveaways!

Hi guys! Here's my blog -
It's a mix review blog. My book reviews are mostly YA. :D

Check out my blogsite, with reviews of The Marbury Lens , Leverage, Speak and other posts.

I think you on your blog you should provide value so people will be coming back for more information. If you are new author you can use blog for your personal branding where you can share tips and treaks about self publishing. Thats what I am going to do on mine. It its sitll under moderation but please feel free to have a look

Hello. Every second week I read a brand new popular non-fiction book at the intersection of science and the humanities and write an article wherein I summarize the main argument of the book and offer up some of the juicier details and anecdotes to be found therein (at newbooksinbrief.wordpress.com). Some of the books I've covered recently include 'The Social Conquest of Earth' by E.O. Wilson; 'The Power of Habit' by Charles Duhigg; and 'Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think' by Peter Diamandis. Feel free to drop by the site to check out my work (again, newbooksinbrief.wordpress.com)

Cheers,
Aaron,
The Book Reporter