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Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Call For Blog URLS

It's time to give a little mutual support. I appreciate your readership and your participation in our challenges. So I'd like to include you in my sidebar.

If you have a writerly blog and would like it to be listed here, please email me the URL at facelesswords(at)gmail.com. Please state whether you are an ASPIRING AUTHOR or a PUBLISHED AUTHOR, as I will be creating two separate lists.

(Notice they will both be labeled "author." But you knew I'd do that.)

I'll be taking a quick peek at each blog that's sent, just to make sure there aren't any nekked ladies or the worship of Dark Forces included. But overall, if you're a writer and you blog, I'd like to include you here.

14 comments:

  1. I found your blog not too long ago and am playing catch-up on reading a lot of the posts, but I'll start the blog submissions. Mine is: http://brimfire.livejournal.com

    I've added Miss Snark's First Victim to my favorites list (very clever idea, btw). I'm glad I found this blog early on. I didn't find Miss Snark's until a few weeks before she archives it. Very sad.

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  2. Hello brimfire, and welcome!!

    Would you please email that link to me at facelesswords(at)gmail.com? I'm afraid I'll forget it if it's sitting here in the comments box. ;)

    (I also need to know whether you're "ASPIRING" or "PUBLISHED.")

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  3. Question about the definitions, Authoress. ;)

    I've had a handful of short stories published (paid credits) so does that count under 'published author'? :P

    Haven't made a pro sale yet (working on it) but just wanted to clarify. ;)

    ~Merc

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  4. Merc, that's totally up to you. I'm not going to tell you what you are. ;)

    You tell me where you want me to put you, and I'll put you there.

    Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for your actions. LOL

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  5. Well, I didn't know if you had any preconditions for the categories. %-)

    *snickers*

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  6. I think I fall under "Published writer/Aspiring Author". I have written, been paid, and published... but for newspaper stories *sigh* not for my fiction work. Does that help Merc?

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  7. Yeah, as I said, I was wondering if Authoress had any specific qualifications. :P ;) I would consider myself published then as I've been paid for my fiction and had it published... O:)

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  8. Published author. Maybe not a published novelist, but I'd def say published, Merc.

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  9. Well, okay then:

    Let's say you've had 2 shorts published in a scifi mag and you're now seeking publication for a scifi novel. I'd call myself "published."

    If, however, you've had several NF articles published but you're now seeking publication for a chick lit novel, I'd call myself "aspiring." Because they're 2 completely different categories.

    Capiche?

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  10. What about a blog that's sometimes about writing, sometimes about art/illustrating and sometimes about anything that comes into my head (but no nekked ladies, I promise)?

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  11. LOL Kate

    You're a writer, right? And it's a blog. So it counts.

    I mean, if one can ONLY write about writing and nothing else, then one might end up coming off rather bland.

    Think of your favorite author. If this person had a blog, you'd want to hear about his private life or non-writing life once in a while, wouldn't you? Just because you're interested/curious/nosy.

    So. Send me your blog link.

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  12. What about tasteful drawings of nekked ladies with the naughty parts strategically covered?

    I am an author/illustrator and some of my illustrations are in the Art Nouveau vein...

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  13. Anon -- that's not the kind of "nekked ladies" I meant, so I think you're OK. :)

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  14. No naked ladies, but what about naked fireman wrestling in jello?

    (Sadly I do not currently have any of these at The Bookshelf Muse, but maybe someone will chime in as to where they can be found...)

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