Bookworms Carnival
Is everyone familiar with the Bookworms Carnival?
The aim of the Bookworms Carnival is to build the community of book bloggers. You don’t have to have a books blog to participate, though; bloggers are welcome to submit any post relevant to the current theme from any blog.
The Bookworms Carnival is held twice a month.
This is a great community event and if you haven’t stopped by one yet, you really should. The whole point of the carnival is to help build the book blogging community and to promote each others sites. It’s really easy to join a carnival - all you have to do is email a link to a review you’ve already written for your own site to the current host by the deadline. I’ve done a Historical Fiction and an Anthologies carnival here, but if you want to check out other past editions, click here.
Seriously, this is a great event that is hosted at different blogs each time. Have you seen the themes coming up? Take a look and you might find a theme you’d be interested in submitting a review for.
Edition 30 hosted by: Michelle at In the Louvre
Deadline for submission: May 22, 2009
Theme: Books About Books
To submit a post, email: admin at inthelouvre dot org
Edition 31 hosted by: Rachel at Bitten by Books
Deadline for submission: June 12, 2009
Theme: Paranormal Fiction
To submit a post, email: racoo.smith at gmail dot com
Edition 32 hosted by: Al at Worducopia
Deadline for submission: June 26, 2009
Theme: Local (to you) Authors
To submit a post, email: ali at coho dot net
The aim of the Bookworms Carnival is to build the community of book bloggers. You don’t have to have a books blog to participate, though; bloggers are welcome to submit any post relevant to the current theme from any blog.
The Bookworms Carnival is held twice a month.
This is a great community event and if you haven’t stopped by one yet, you really should. The whole point of the carnival is to help build the book blogging community and to promote each others sites. It’s really easy to join a carnival - all you have to do is email a link to a review you’ve already written for your own site to the current host by the deadline. I’ve done a Historical Fiction and an Anthologies carnival here, but if you want to check out other past editions, click here.
Seriously, this is a great event that is hosted at different blogs each time. Have you seen the themes coming up? Take a look and you might find a theme you’d be interested in submitting a review for.
Edition 30 hosted by: Michelle at In the Louvre
Deadline for submission: May 22, 2009
Theme: Books About Books
To submit a post, email: admin at inthelouvre dot org
Edition 31 hosted by: Rachel at Bitten by Books
Deadline for submission: June 12, 2009
Theme: Paranormal Fiction
To submit a post, email: racoo.smith at gmail dot com
Edition 32 hosted by: Al at Worducopia
Deadline for submission: June 26, 2009
Theme: Local (to you) Authors
To submit a post, email: ali at coho dot net
Tags: building, community, promoting, reviews
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If you're not interested in participating, if you could mention it at your site, that would be spectacular! The Carnival is all about helping to promote all book bloggers and the more it's out there, the more it will succeed.
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