My 7 Links
Thank you to Lillie Ammann at A Writer's Words, an Editor's Eye for nominating me to participate in the My 7 Links challenge. The purpose of the challenge is to create a bank of posts from the past that deserve to be seen again.
My Most Beautiful Post
Fathers in Fiction
I spent some time researching this one before I posted it but that time was worth it. I felt this was a nice tribute to fictional fathers. It was hard for me to find an article about a fictional dad that could only be found in BOOKS, not TV shows, so I wanted to put something like this out there for Father's Day.
My Most Popular Post
Please vote for your favorite pic!
This one got quite a lot of votes. Thanks to everyone who participated!
My Most Controversial Post
It’s a Free Country – Except in Publishing
I did not get any comments here, but offline I came across people commenting on this issue A LOT. It was interesting to read what others thought about this.
My Most Helpful Post
How I survived the HARO deluge
Once again, another blog post that got responses that were not on the blog. This method helped me out a lot. Recently, Peter Shankman wanted HARO subscribers to send in their tips on how to use HARO but unfortunately I chickened out. I just didn't feel that sending him this link would make much of a difference because it was probably a repeat of what everybody else said.
A Post Whose Success Surprised Me
You, you, you, and, yes, even YOU!
This one got 15 comments -- the most I have on any other blog post!!
A Post That Didn’t Get the Attention I Feel It Deserved
Top 10 signs you're in the zone during novel revisions
This was something I just wrote in fun. Kinda forgot to mention how I stopped at a stoplight that was green, not red. LOL I wrote this just for laughs and I think a lot of fiction writers could relate to this.
The Post I’m Most Proud Of
Thank you, Girl Scout Troop #2056!
I will be forever grateful to these special young ladies who did something wonderful with my poem. They will always have a place in my heart. This is one experience of my writing career I will always cherish. (I have one of those bookmarks on my wall, by the way.)
The second part of the challenge is to nominate up to five other bloggers to share their 7 links. Of course, these lovely ladies are not obligated to do the meme on their blogs, as well. I'm just nominating them because they are the ones who come to mind.
Jenn Greenleaf: Wearer of Many Hats
Colby Marshall at Spittin' (out words) Like a Llama
Tara McClendon at Eye Feathers
Beth Bartlett at The Writing World of Beth Bartlett
Angela Benedetti at Angie's Desk
My Most Beautiful Post
Fathers in Fiction
I spent some time researching this one before I posted it but that time was worth it. I felt this was a nice tribute to fictional fathers. It was hard for me to find an article about a fictional dad that could only be found in BOOKS, not TV shows, so I wanted to put something like this out there for Father's Day.
My Most Popular Post
Please vote for your favorite pic!
This one got quite a lot of votes. Thanks to everyone who participated!
My Most Controversial Post
It’s a Free Country – Except in Publishing
I did not get any comments here, but offline I came across people commenting on this issue A LOT. It was interesting to read what others thought about this.
My Most Helpful Post
How I survived the HARO deluge
Once again, another blog post that got responses that were not on the blog. This method helped me out a lot. Recently, Peter Shankman wanted HARO subscribers to send in their tips on how to use HARO but unfortunately I chickened out. I just didn't feel that sending him this link would make much of a difference because it was probably a repeat of what everybody else said.
A Post Whose Success Surprised Me
You, you, you, and, yes, even YOU!
This one got 15 comments -- the most I have on any other blog post!!
A Post That Didn’t Get the Attention I Feel It Deserved
Top 10 signs you're in the zone during novel revisions
This was something I just wrote in fun. Kinda forgot to mention how I stopped at a stoplight that was green, not red. LOL I wrote this just for laughs and I think a lot of fiction writers could relate to this.
The Post I’m Most Proud Of
Thank you, Girl Scout Troop #2056!
I will be forever grateful to these special young ladies who did something wonderful with my poem. They will always have a place in my heart. This is one experience of my writing career I will always cherish. (I have one of those bookmarks on my wall, by the way.)
The second part of the challenge is to nominate up to five other bloggers to share their 7 links. Of course, these lovely ladies are not obligated to do the meme on their blogs, as well. I'm just nominating them because they are the ones who come to mind.
Jenn Greenleaf: Wearer of Many Hats
Colby Marshall at Spittin' (out words) Like a Llama
Tara McClendon at Eye Feathers
Beth Bartlett at The Writing World of Beth Bartlett
Angela Benedetti at Angie's Desk
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