Calling nonfiction bloggers!

[Sarah Bowdidge]

I have no trouble finding excellent fiction blogs. There are tons! But I'm feeling alone in the nonfiction blogosphere...so here's hoping there are others out there blogging primarily non-fiction.

My blog is http://www.sarahreadstheworld.com

I review books on travel, tourism, geography, culture, exploration and history. I focus on non-fiction, but also include fiction books that meet these categories.

Anyone else out there with similar topics or other non-fiction blogs? Stand up and be counted :)

[Deborah Cater]

A fellow lone traveller of the non-fiction blogosphere...alone no more!

I too have been wondering where all the non-fiction bods hang out and have been finding it difficult to find a forum where my work can be read and reviewed. I write and blog about travel, which to me encompasses the history, culture, geography, and the personal, when relating it. 

I have independently published one book, have a second with an editor and the third in planning. 

My main blog is http://citychronicles-deborahcater.blogspot.com.es/ with links to my others.

I am hot-footing it to your blog now.

Cheers!

[Destiny Allison]

I like the traveling by train idea but am more drawn to your rambling blog.  I spend most of my time rambling about creative process.  You can find me at http://www.shapingdestinythebook.com. 

[Sarah Bowdidge]

I took a quick look ar your blogs this morning, and will take a closer look later today. I'm especially interested in your blog about Spain. I lived there for a semester (four months) as a student. :) Thanks for replying. :)

[ManOfLaBook.com]

I review a lot of non-fiction books (it's a mix)

http://www.ManOfLaBook.com

[Destiny Allison]

Nice blog. 

 

[Sarah Bowdidge]

Hey. I actually already found your blog a day or two ago, great stuff! I am a subscriber and twitter follower. Thanks for replying :)

[Destiny Allison]

:)

[Destiny Allison]

I write non-fiction but it is mostly autobiographical.  I try to do essays on what I see, think and feel, most often related to the creative process.  I checked out your blog a couple of days ago.  I love what you are doing and wanted to recommend Shantram for your India tour if you haven't read it yet.  My blog is http://www.shapingdestinythebook.com.

 

Thanks for putting the call out for non-fiction bloggers. 

[Destiny Allison]

Hi Sarah,  I commented instead of replying.  Sorry about that.  I checked out your blog a few days ago and like what you are doing. I wanted to recommend Shantram to you for your India segment.  All the best.

[Sarah Bowdidge]

Thanks Destiny. Glad you like it. I'm excited for what the blog can be. I'll add your suggestion to my list. Thanks for answering the call :) (and I'll go take a look at your blog for sure)

[Erin Seals]

I write a combination of fiction and nonfiction, depending on what I'm reading. This month, I'm reviewing exclusively memoirs. Next month may be novels. However, I also review a good amount of research, psychology, and neuroscientific studies.

Check out my review of Erik Larson's masterpiece "In the Garden of the Beasts: Love, Terror, and an American Family in Hitler's Berlin":

http://erinsbibliomania.blogspot.com/2012/05/in-garden-of-beasts-lo...

[Sarah Bowdidge]

HI Erin. I think I heard of that book somewhere. I'll be sure to take a look at your review and blog. Thanks for replying ;)