I’ve been thinking about offering an affordable web hosting service for book bloggers, specifically those who are looking to move from Blogger to WordPress. This would be a massive commitment and responsibility, so I wanted to find out if there was interest in this before […]
It always sucks when people unsubscribe from your blog. It can put you down, make you mope, make you doubt.. but… How do you feel when someone you know unsubscribes to your blog? I was looking through my subscribers the other day, and realized that […]
This is a really hard book to rate. Tragic had a lot of problems with it, but despite those problems I still enjoyed reading it. Sometimes when I read a book, I can list off a lot of things that should have been changed or […]
I like having Goodreads friends and I’m honoured when someone sends me a friend request. But today I’m going to talk about when I don’t accept friend request. Your request will be rejected if: You have more friends than books This is a good indicator […]
I mostly liked After Eden. It didn’t wow me, but I thought it was an enjoyable book. I really liked the time traveling part of the story. I’m actually a bit bummed that there wasn’t more in the book about paradoxes, because I love those […]
Don’t we all wish book blogging could be our career? Just sit at home (or Starbucks), read books, review them, and somehow manage to financially support ourselves. Today I’m going to talk about whether or not I think it’s possible. Can you make money from […]
I recently released two new themes in the Creative Whim store. These were made by some of the new Creative Whim designers! After a bit of coding from me, they’re now available as pre-made WordPress themes. They’re both gorgeous and affordable, so if you’re looking […]
Different bloggers manage their blogrolls in very different ways. So I’m curious: how do you manage your blogroll? Do you use your blogroll as a link exchange? Some people use their blogroll as link exchanges. They sometimes approach people with a simple request like: I […]
Waterfell barely qualifies as a mermaid book. The problem is that Nerissa has spent most of her recent life on land, so about 95% of the book takes place on land, in high school, with high school drama, and high school love interests. There are […]
The problem with WordPress Revisions Every single time you hit the “Save Draft” button, a new copy of your post gets saved. Then you hit “Save Draft” again and ANOTHER copy gets saved. Those old copies never ever get deleted. So let’s say you have […]