Monday, September 29, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
We give each other traffic.
If you are reading this page, please click the links....
Group Blogs:
Futuristic Fantasy Paranormal (and SFR) Group Blogs
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Group Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Historical Group Blogs
Unusual Historicals
jacquie rogers, 25 authors
Adult Romance Group Blog
the hussies
sahara kelly and friends
Suspense Group Blog
Killer Fiction Writers
Gemma Halliday, Cristie Craig ...
Special Interest Group Blogs
Survival Romance
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller, Jacqueline Lichtenberg
General Story telling
Goddesses of Story-telling
Cindy Spencer-Pape
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Jacquie RogersIf you are reading this page, please click the links....
Group Blogs:
Futuristic Fantasy Paranormal (and SFR) Group Blogs
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Group Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Historical Group Blogs
Unusual Historicals
jacquie rogers, 25 authors
Adult Romance Group Blog
the hussies
sahara kelly and friends
Suspense Group Blog
Killer Fiction Writers
Gemma Halliday, Cristie Craig ...
Special Interest Group Blogs
Survival Romance
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller, Jacqueline Lichtenberg
General Story telling
Goddesses of Story-telling
Cindy Spencer-Pape
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Kathryne Kennedy
Jennifer Ashley
Colleen Thompson
Eilis Flynn
Elaine Corvidae
Sandy Lender
Diana Groe
Emily Bryan
Publishers' Group Blogs
Blogs of Blogs
The Scriber's Muse
Jill James
Hope this is helpful!
Rowena Cherrry
Monday, December 3, 2007
This is what we do:
We give each other traffic.
If you are reading this page, please click the links....
Group Blogs:
Futuristic Fantasy Paranormal (and SFR) Group Blogs
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Group Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Historical Group Blogs
Unusual Historicals
jacquie rogers, 25 authors
Adult Romance Group Blog
the hussies
sahara kelly and friends
Suspense Group Blog
Killer Fiction Writers
Gemma Halliday, Cristie Craig ...
Special Interest Group Blogs
Survival Romance
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller, Jacqueline Lichtenberg
General Story telling
Goddesses of Story-telling
Cindy Spencer-Pape
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Jacquie RogersIf you are reading this page, please click the links....
Group Blogs:
Futuristic Fantasy Paranormal (and SFR) Group Blogs
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Group Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Historical Group Blogs
Unusual Historicals
jacquie rogers, 25 authors
Adult Romance Group Blog
the hussies
sahara kelly and friends
Suspense Group Blog
Killer Fiction Writers
Gemma Halliday, Cristie Craig ...
Special Interest Group Blogs
Survival Romance
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller, Jacqueline Lichtenberg
General Story telling
Goddesses of Story-telling
Cindy Spencer-Pape
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Kathryne Kennedy
Jennifer Ashley
Colleen Thompson
Eilis Flynn
Elaine Corvidae
Diana Groe
Emily Bryan
Publishers' Group Blogs
Blogs of Blogs
The Scriber's Muse
Jill James
Hope this is helpful!
Rowena Cherrry
Sunday, December 2, 2007
A Web Presence
Folks:
Today a web presence means more than static html pages, board discussions, Lists or interactive games participation.
Today there are blogs instead of boards. But there are now social networking sites that are proving more than useful to some people.
I'm currently trying to become findable on linkedin.com as well as facebook.com -- I don't think I've signed onto myspace.com yet but I suppose I will eventually.
The essence of these developments is the way that large groups of people can talk to each other, like a big party room where everyone sits quietly and listens as one person says something relevant to what someone else just said.
Many of us read a lot of Regency Romances where authors try so very hard to convey the essence of what "making conversation" is all about. A good conversationalist was valued at these upper crust parties, and conversation was considered an artform.
That became entirely lost in our society starting perhaps as early as the 1950's when television invaded living rooms. Or maybe the 1920's when radio became the common household evening activity.
Somehow, today, while people are flowing away from reading novels, magazines and newspapers, the fine art of conversation may be in revival online in blogs and social networking.
True, when these facilities started out, the artform was so lost that general anonymous interaction gave rise to the phenomenon of the Flame War -- an emotional exchange characterized by hurling foul language mostly fraught with semantic loading and devoid of meaning.
However, today there are those who make money blogging because they have found the knack of expressing public opinion in a quotable way. These are the new journalists. They make news rather than reporting it.
I suspect the fine art of polite conversation won't be far behind this development, and it may be a blog just like this one that throws the spark onto the dry tinder of the internet.
Jacqueline Lichtenberg
http://www.simegen.com/jl/
http://www.aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/ -- where I am currently posting chapters in a book on Tarot that does not yet have a publisher. Check Tuesdays.
Today a web presence means more than static html pages, board discussions, Lists or interactive games participation.
Today there are blogs instead of boards. But there are now social networking sites that are proving more than useful to some people.
I'm currently trying to become findable on linkedin.com as well as facebook.com -- I don't think I've signed onto myspace.com yet but I suppose I will eventually.
The essence of these developments is the way that large groups of people can talk to each other, like a big party room where everyone sits quietly and listens as one person says something relevant to what someone else just said.
Many of us read a lot of Regency Romances where authors try so very hard to convey the essence of what "making conversation" is all about. A good conversationalist was valued at these upper crust parties, and conversation was considered an artform.
That became entirely lost in our society starting perhaps as early as the 1950's when television invaded living rooms. Or maybe the 1920's when radio became the common household evening activity.
Somehow, today, while people are flowing away from reading novels, magazines and newspapers, the fine art of conversation may be in revival online in blogs and social networking.
True, when these facilities started out, the artform was so lost that general anonymous interaction gave rise to the phenomenon of the Flame War -- an emotional exchange characterized by hurling foul language mostly fraught with semantic loading and devoid of meaning.
However, today there are those who make money blogging because they have found the knack of expressing public opinion in a quotable way. These are the new journalists. They make news rather than reporting it.
I suspect the fine art of polite conversation won't be far behind this development, and it may be a blog just like this one that throws the spark onto the dry tinder of the internet.
Jacqueline Lichtenberg
http://www.simegen.com/jl/
http://www.aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/ -- where I am currently posting chapters in a book on Tarot that does not yet have a publisher. Check Tuesdays.
Saturday, December 1, 2007
What do bloglinkhoppers do?
We give each other traffic.
Romance Review blogs
Barbara Vey
Barbara Vey on MySpace
Group Blogs:
FFP
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Special Interest Blogs
Survival Romances
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Jacquie RogersRomance Review blogs
Barbara Vey
Barbara Vey on MySpace
Group Blogs:
FFP
alien romances
(rowena cherry, linnea sinclair, jacqueline lichtenberg, margaret l carter, susan kearney, colby hodge, susan sizemore)
Out Damned Story,
FFP Romance outtakes
Cross-genre Blogs
Males and Other Animals
Deborah Macgillivray, Josh Artemeier, Jade Lee (author), Rowena Cherry,
Special Interest Blogs
Survival Romances
Rowena Cherry, Annalee Blysse, Janet Miller
Individual Romance Author Blogs
Rowena Remarks
Kathryne Kennedy
What do bloglinkhoppers do?
We give each other traffic.
http://aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com">alien romances group blog
http://outdamnedstory.blogspot.com">Out Damned Story
http://rowenacherry.blogspot.com">Rowena Remarks
http://survival-romance.blogspot.com">Survival Romances
http://males-and-other-animals.blogspot.com">Males and Other Animals
http://aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com">alien romances group blog
http://outdamnedstory.blogspot.com">Out Damned Story
http://rowenacherry.blogspot.com">Rowena Remarks
http://survival-romance.blogspot.com">Survival Romances
http://males-and-other-animals.blogspot.com">Males and Other Animals
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