Monday, September 7, 2009
New Shelf
The original book shelf thing that I had on the right side of the blog didn't work out very well for me. Or I didn't try hard enough to make it work? I switched to shelffari (sp?) down on the bottom of the blog entries. It looks tidier, and more important - it's easy to find and add books.And that is how I've spent my afternoon. Instead of visiting the gym or writing, I've been going through my brain (instead of putting in the time to physically browse my bookshelves and stacks and car) trying to remember all of the books that I've read recently, or which are still important to me.
Yet another reason why I love modern technology. When I was a munchkin and doing reading competitions with my best friend/big sister, we had those little reporter notebooks that we carefully entered the book title and author name after we finished the book. No offense to the old-fashioned pen and paper types, but I worship the ease of clicking to add stuff to my list.
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My Shelfari Bookshelf
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- 100 book challenge
- addiction
- advice
- afterlife
- albinos
- aliens
- alma alexander
- and misfortunate typos
- Angels
- april catchup
- author links to stare at
- Babbling about religion
- baby cows
- bad query habits
- baggage eating frogs
- banned books and common sense
- Being Earthly
- Blog Beamer
- blog share
- Bloggery
- Blue Moon
- body parts
- book list
- bookmarks
- books
- boring is a bad word
- Bossy Writing Advice For the Day
- bullies
- busy
- Caucasian sketches
- character building
- character building comes from outta the blue
- characters taking over the world despite what you have to say about it
- cheaters never prosper
- Chicken
- children
- Christmas baking
- christmas presents
- colors
- Confidence
- Considering the Trolls that be
- content
- Craigslist don'ts
- Dogblabbing
- Dogs are not weeds
- Dystopia the New Twiphaze?
- Editing
- Editing thoughts
- education
- Eggs
- enthusing about something that made me laugh
- Evil Author
- excuse to obsess about WOW
- faces
- families
- Fantasy
- finding stories
- First Post
- first sentences
- french
- Friday Freezer
- Friday Meme
- gena showalter
- getting close to 30
- ginormous fans and flying church roofs
- grammar
- HG is a YA protagonist
- Horror? Monday
- horse
- humbled
- I am SO smug
- I blame Marked
- I know what I did last night
- I really want a pet mammoth
- I'm so Disgusted
- I'm THINKING
- ignorance
- In which I bare my soul
- indians
- inspiration
- inspiration bookmark
- Keeping the peace
- Killing Your Parents
- Labor Day
- languages
- lent
- Liana Brooks
- link snag
- Little Mermaid Dwelling
- Love
- Madaba Mosaic Map
- Marketing Schemes
- Meg Cabot
- MG
- Monday Dithering about Dreams
- Monday Mash
- MSFV
- Muddled Enthusing about warpholes
- music
- names
- NANO
- NANO babbling
- newbies
- oh my goth
- Paczki
- personal etc
- phantom of coney island
- plagiarism
- Please don't blog about this...
- plot dwelling
- Plotting
- plotwork
- politics
- premonitions
- pride and prejudice
- Publishing
- publishing news
- Query
- query love
- random
- randomness
- rant
- Reading etc
- Reading Rainbow
- Reading writing and mourning
- reading writing and other things
- reflections
- rejections
- research
- revelations
- Revisions
- rough query
- Rulez
- ruminating on baldness
- ruminating on evil clothes
- scifi vs fantasy
- Secret Agent
- september prayer
- shampoos
- sharing the writing love or not
- slavery
- Snippett
- Speaking Lively
- spelling
- Spring Joy
- Sunday
- swears this doesn't mean I'll put vamps into novel
- technically isn't political
- teen voice in queries
- tesla
- TGIF
- The Lovely Bones
- themes vs story
- thinking of dolls
- Thursday Surprise
- titles
- tombstones
- Too many pictures...
- top 100 movies of the past decade
- Tuesday AwakeFail
- UF
- Valentine's Day
- Vampire Academy
- Wednesday
- wednesday whining about writing
- Wednesday WIPWELL
- week in review
- who's writing now
- winter
- WIPS
- Wishbone
- Work is Good
- worldbuilding
- wrinkles
- writing
- writing and other babbles
- writing editing
- writing for audience
- writing questions
- YA
- YA genre
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