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29 May 2013

ArmchairBEA: Blogger Development & Genre Fiction

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Today, we're talking about how we developed ourselves as bloggers and then our favorite genre of fiction.  Sounds easy right?  Yeah, it's probably one of my hardest! 

It's hard for me because I don't think of myself as any sort of "authority" on blogging and don't really feel comfortable giving development advice.  I do what I do to share the love of books and reading, and as an outlet for all the great books I've read. 

But, I guess the two big bloggy things I've done is being a Cybils judge and I also blog on Bookalicious.org .  I've also blogged at Nerdy Book Club, which was pretty cool :)

I never thought I'd say this, like EVER, but I think my favorite genre of fiction is fantasy.  I mean, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Percy Jackson...hello!  Other favorites are: dystopian, steampunk (which is fantasy, I guess), and historical fiction.  But, as a reader, I've always been on kicks or phases.  I've been through a historical fiction phase, a romance phase, a murder mystery phase, a mobster phase, a contemporary phase.  But, the genre that has my favorite books is fantasy. 


4 comments:

  1. I know what you mean about not feeling like an authority on blogging. I've only been at it for 6 months so i don't really have a lot of advice to give. But i do enjoy reading what others have to say.
    tanya

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  2. Yay - another person converted to fantasy! Welcome :-)

    Tanya Patrice
    Girlxoxo.com

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  3. I have no idea what I am doing while blogging but I am having fun and that's all that matters!!!

    Angie

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