Put Up Your Latest Blog Post!

[Naiche Lizzette Parker]

Put up your latest blog posts to advertise your blog and do follows-for-follows!

 

http://thebookgirlreads.blogspot.com/2010/09/saving-storm.html

 

That's mine. :)

[John Brantingham]

And I love how many free books there are through it. All the classics I love are free and I can keep them.

[Engelia McCullough]

Following you, Amy.

Here's mine- http://engeliamccullough.blogspot.com/

 

Thanks!

[Natasha House]

Following you Engelia!  Would love one back!  http://darkchocolatewriting.blogspot.com/

[Natasha House]

Following you Amy!  Would love one back!  http://darkchocolatewriting.blogspot.com/

[Sara Marshall]

Hi Amy, I just followed you :)

Here's my site if you'd like to follow me back:The Page-turner Junkie

[Christine Van Winkle]

Ironically, I just posted about why I recently bought (with misgivings) a Kindle: 

 

But I will never stop "using" regular books.

 

One Curmudgeon Converts to Kindle

[Karen V. Wasylowski]

Like your blog immensely and am now following.  Perhaps you can do the same for me.

 

www.karenvwasylowski.blogspot.com

 

[Mary A. Berger]

Hi Karen -- Am now one of your blog followers. When you have a spare minute, drop on by Mattie's Mysteriesfor a visit and perhaps follow her adventures as well.

Mary

[Natasha House]

Following you Mary!  Here's mine.  http://darkchocolatewriting.blogspot.com/

[Jamaicanflwrs]

Hi Karen,

I went to check out your blog and followed immediately when I saw your pic and the words under it with the guy in sandals with socks :) To funny!

If you get a chance, please take a look at my blog at http://dreamingmybooks.blogspot.com

If you like, you can follow the main page (link above) or just follow one of the books you like (or the poetry if you like it)

Thanks!

[Natasha House]

Following you Jamacianflwrs.  Would love one back.  http://darkchocolatewriting.blogspot.com/

[Paul D. Dail]

I don't own an e-reader myself, but as a writer, I feel like we can't ignore the technology (although the manufacturing side is an interesting argument).  Here's my blog posting, entitled "To 'e' or Not To 'e.'"  It's more of my own personal dilemma with the decision.

To 'e' or Not To 'e'

 

My posting this Friday will be a sort of response/rebuttal in the form on an excerpt from a friend of mine's upcoming memoir entitled, Works Cited: An Alphabetical Odyssey of Mayhem, Misbehavior & and How a Good Book Can Save Your Life; Or, an Anti-Kindle Memoir