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  1. Winding Up the Week #470
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/16/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover standout literary writing across the blogosphere, keep pace with a host of anniversaries (including National Biographers Day and the birth of Adrienne Rich), announce Paris in July 2026, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from around the Internet. #Bookstodon #parisinjuly2026 #AmReading #Reading #Books #bookbloggers @Calmgrove @bookmunch

  2. Winding Up the Week #470
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/16/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover standout literary writing across the blogosphere, keep pace with a host of anniversaries (including National Biographers Day and the birth of Adrienne Rich), announce Paris in July 2026, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from around the Internet. #Bookstodon #parisinjuly2026 #AmReading #Reading #Books #bookbloggers @Calmgrove @bookmunch

  3. Winding Up the Week #470
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/16/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover standout literary writing across the blogosphere, keep pace with a host of anniversaries (including National Biographers Day and the birth of Adrienne Rich), announce Paris in July 2026, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from around the Internet. #Bookstodon #parisinjuly2026 #AmReading #Reading #Books #bookbloggers @Calmgrove @bookmunch

  4. Winding Up the Week #470
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/16/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover standout literary writing across the blogosphere, keep pace with a host of anniversaries (including National Biographers Day and the birth of Adrienne Rich), announce Paris in July 2026, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from around the Internet. #Bookstodon #parisinjuly2026 #AmReading #Reading #Books #bookbloggers @Calmgrove @bookmunch

  5. Winding Up the Week #470
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/16/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover standout literary writing across the blogosphere, keep pace with a host of anniversaries (including National Biographers Day and the birth of Adrienne Rich), announce Paris in July 2026, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from around the Internet. #Bookstodon #parisinjuly2026 #AmReading #Reading #Books #bookbloggers @Calmgrove @bookmunch

  6. Winding Up the Week #469
    bookjotter.com/2026/05/09/wind
    This week I focus on books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature on the blogosphere, keep up with a variety of literary anniversaries (including Read in the Bathtub Day, J. M. Barrie’s birthday and Dalloway Day), focus on past posts deserving to be rediscovered and call attention to fascinating features from across the Internet. #Bookstodon
    #AmReading #bookbloggers #20BOS26 #DallowayDay

  7. Step into a haunting world of folklore, ancestral magic, and lingering spirits with One Foot in the Ether by Kayleigh Kavanagh. This atmospheric historical fantasy explores grief, witchcraft, and the echoes of the infamous Pendle witch trials—plus includes a thoughtful guest post from the author herself.

    📚 Read the featured spotlight at GinaRaeMitchell.com

    #HistoricalFantasy #BookSpotlight #IndieAuthor #FantasyBooks #BookBloggers

    ginaraemitchell.com/one-foot-i

  8. Step into a haunting world of folklore, ancestral magic, and lingering spirits with One Foot in the Ether by Kayleigh Kavanagh. This atmospheric historical fantasy explores grief, witchcraft, and the echoes of the infamous Pendle witch trials—plus includes a thoughtful guest post from the author herself.

    📚 Read the featured spotlight at GinaRaeMitchell.com

    #HistoricalFantasy #BookSpotlight #IndieAuthor #FantasyBooks #BookBloggers

    ginaraemitchell.com/one-foot-i

  9. Winding Up the Week #467
    bookjotter.com/2026/04/18/wind
    This week I look at books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature across the blogosphere, keep up with a variety of literary anniversaries (including National Library Week and Refresh Your Goals Day), revisit past posts deserving rediscovery and highlight fascinating features from across the Internet. #Booklovers #AmReading #Books #BookReview #Reading #bookbloggers @lauratisdall @buriedinprint

  10. Winding Up the Week #465
    bookjotter.com/2026/04/04/wind
    This week I round up books read and reviewed across the blogosphere, explore some of the finest literary writing to be found online, announce both the 1961 Club and Lady Audley’s Secret Review Along, mark a host of literary anniversaries, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight a selection of fascinating features from around the Internet. @kaggsy59 #1961Club #reviewalong #Bookstodon #Books #ToveTrove #Bookbloggers

  11. Winding Up the Week #465
    bookjotter.com/2026/04/04/wind
    This week I round up books read and reviewed across the blogosphere, explore some of the finest literary writing to be found online, announce both the 1961 Club and Lady Audley’s Secret Review Along, mark a host of literary anniversaries, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight a selection of fascinating features from around the Internet. @kaggsy59 #1961Club #reviewalong #Bookstodon #Books #ToveTrove #Bookbloggers

  12. Winding Up the Week #465
    bookjotter.com/2026/04/04/wind
    This week I round up books read and reviewed across the blogosphere, explore some of the finest literary writing to be found online, announce both the 1961 Club and Lady Audley’s Secret Review Along, mark a host of literary anniversaries, revisit past posts ripe for rediscovery and highlight a selection of fascinating features from around the Internet. @kaggsy59 #1961Club #reviewalong #Bookstodon #Books #ToveTrove #Bookbloggers

  13. And in that spirit, I have decided that I will no longer be trying to coax #bookbloggers and #bookreviewers to look at my #books. I reached out to the ones who had already agreed to review my latest #novel, and have withdrawn my request.

    The time I have already spent sending out press releases and requests to review my book, could have been far more productively used to #write more #shortstories.

    I will announce new stories or books here, but I no longer give a fig about reviews

    #bookstodon

  14. I know #bookreviews are a gateway to being in #library holdings, and that #librarians use reviews as a gauge of how much #readership a #book might enjoy, but like I decided that querying literary magazines was a waste of time, I'm rapidly approaching the point at which I will say the same about ##bookreviewers and ##bookbloggers

    I'm sure this works for many other #writers, and other #writersofmastodon may find it worth the time, but I'm not seeing the value vs spending that effort #writing

  15. Spent most of today looking at articles on what #bookblogging is and what #bookbloggers do. Also about how #writers and #authors should engage with them, and how this forms part of a #writerslife and the broader #writingcommunity

    I have reached out to #bookreviewers and bloggers, but now that I've taken a closer look, I think I'm out. The amount of time and effort this would take away from actually #writing is far too big

    mastodon.social/@screwturn/116
    mastodon.social/@screwturn/116
    mastodon.social/@screwturn/116

  16. @EveHasWords
    I have a small number of people who more or less eagerly take my ARCs, but that's really my beta-readers. I think they like the #books and in return for a free book, they give me edits and sensitivity feedback.

    I'm not sure I have my head around the point of #bookreviewers or #bookbloggers in this picture, but I'm starting to feel like I care if they help #readers who would naturally like my writing to find my books, but that I actually DGAF what the reviewer or blogger thinks

  17. Which brings me to the final lap

    Not all #writing is appealing to all #readers. People want different genres (itself a hot mess) different topics, different styles, and will tolerate or demand different levels of editing stringency.

    The best a writer can do is find the audience for whom the content, style, and level of editing is satisfying.

    The best thing you #bookbloggers #editors #bookreviewers can do to help, is to connect those two groups. Help #readers find their #writers

    #bookstodon

  18. Dear #bookbloggers #bookreviewers

    As a #writer and #author, there are a few things of which I would like to remind you.

    Firstly, covers, titles, blurbs are seldom under full control of the #author, if at all. If they went through a traditional publisher, even less so.

    But this is the least of it.

    The entire publishing industry, which includes you, is a nasty, predatory, and exploitative machine that sucks #writers in, chews them, and often dumps their corpses

    #bookblogger #bookreview

  19. Dear #writer #author #writingcommunity

    What is your thinking on #bookreviews?

    Do you seek and solicit #bookreviewers and #bookbloggers?
    If so, do you look for ones that fit your genre or some other criterion, or just do it broadly?
    Do you engage with them socially or just toss a press release over the wall?

    Once your book is reviewed, do you go look?
    If you go read your review, what do you do with that?

    #bookstodon

  20. #BookBloggers #Reviewers If you review dystopian thrillers, DM me for a free copy!

    A GARDEN OF RAGE

    amazon.com/dp/B0D87PM9YM

    #ARC #Bookstodon

  21. My November Reading Wrap-Up is live! 📚✨
    24 books, 9 ARCs, new favorites, surprises, and a few that didn’t work. Cozy mysteries, fantasy, thrillers & more. Come see what made the list!
    #BookReview #MonthlyWrapUp #CozyMystery #BookRecommendations #AmReading #NetGalley #BookBloggers

    viewsshewrites.com/november-re

  22. #Bookthreads #booksky 💙📚 #bookstodon TCL's LetsDiscuss2025 #9 – What's in MY Name? My fellow #bookblogger, Sorcha Ogle @ Writing About Books nordie.wordpress.com/ came up with this topic, and I decided to do this post! Stop by to find out more! #bookish #bookstagram #bookbloging #bookbloggers

    tcl-bookreviews.com/2025/09/22

  23. Winding Up the Week #436
    bookjotter.com/2025/08/23/wind
    This week we look at books read and reviewed, discover some of the best writing about literature on the blogosphere, announce Short Story September, keep up with literary anniversaries, focus on a past post deserving to be read, talk some more about the Moomins and highlight fascinating features from across the Internet. #ShortStorySeptember #amreading #bookstodon #books #BookBloggers

  24. Here's more #discussion on the topic of #YALiterature . I'm surprised by how many other #BookBloggers say #YA didn't yet exist when they were of that age. I knew I'm an outlier myself, having been born before 1950, but I expected that more bloggers of today would have grown up with YA literature.
    #bookstodon #LetsDiscuss2025 #reading

    Book Discussion: YA Books Then and Now jannghi.blogspot.com/2025/05/b

  25. #Bookthreads #booksky 💙📚 #bookstodon
    TCL's #ThrowbackThursday and #LinkParty #63 - May 1-June 4, 2025. Have an old #bookreview or post you want to highlight? If so, I invite all #BookBloggers to join in the fun, any day of the week, all month long, with any nostalgic post (or comment) you want!

    tcl-bookreviews.com/2025/05/01