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January 21st, 2010
YOU CHOOSE! What do you want to read about on the blog?
Hey gang! When I hosted the TAC logo contest, it was back in the summer. Since today is the deadline for the 100-Book Challenge logo contest and there are no entries–and many of you have mentioned that it’s easier to find time to be creative when school’s not in session–I’m going to revisit the 100-Book Challenge logo contest during the summer, if needed. UPDATE 1/28/10: The 100-Book Challenge has been disbanded due to copyright concerns. In other news, I’ve been thinking a lot about what kinds of features to include on the blog as I kick off a new year of blogging. And here’s the thing… I still don’t know what features to include. So I thought I’d throw it out to you and let you guys tell me what you’re most interested in reading about! Here’s my list of ideas and ongoing series: SERIES MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES So those are the ideas I’ve come up with myself. I still think it’s mildly hilarious that anyone would want to read about any of these things from me, but there you go.
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I LOVE the Author Caves feauture! I’d also love to hear about what you’re reading and what you intend to read. It’s a great way to get recommendations.
“What I’m reading – the books I’m reading, what’s up next in my TBR pile, and what I’m excited to buy”
I like know what other people are reading
So many great ideas. I would love to see Authors caves and hear about your adventures in writing. It’s always great to hear what people are reading and books to watch out for, especially when they’re not the “buzz” books.
AUTHOR CAVES – love seeing where other authors write.
actually, everything you listed sounds fun.
looks like you’ll be busy
Booklovers of the week-booksellers, editors, agents and industry pros. I like the idea of getting to learn a little bit as to how the publishing industry works.
And what you’re reading as well as your writer adventures and get inspired, Living Your Five is such an awesome site