It's my first non-holiday or surgery day off since I started my rejoined the workforce last April and I'm looking at my honey do list like..... Fuck. I'm honey. It's my do list.
The trick is to tell yourself in January that you're only allowed to read 100, then realize by February,when you're at 60 books, opt to change the goal to only 100 more then give up and somehow get to over 500. Ooops maybe next year
I have questions for all the folks that read 200+ books this year, how? How do you balance work, family, other commitments? Do you sleep?
How do you remember the books you read, like plot?
@RomMFA In days of yore the romance novelist had to hand pulp the hard wood into the glistening paper folds of smut. Now, we just finger keyboards and shoot ink with laser printers.
@EKingstonBooks For me, it was when I really realized that reviews aren't for me, they're for readers. Hahah but I definitely have screenshots of those ones saved to my computer.
@EKingstonBooks Reviewer read three books in a series bang bang bang and each review commented about the disrespect for other readers for cursing and taking the God's name in vain...in a book about polytheistic werewolves. By book three they gave me three stars so maybe I got less blasphemous?
A remodel has meant not a lot of writing going on but a ton of reading. Every day at least one of these books runs through my mind like a 90s earworm https://t.co/eUCQJ3ghvN
To kick off day 2 of Monster Week, enjoy a guest post from @dhwillison, (author of Finding Your Harpy Place) in which he asks, What IS a monster?
Stay tuned for the human monster feature later today.
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Ursa Minors comes out tomorrow, but I want to talk about my Impostor Syndrome. I know I'm not alone in the #WritingCommunity Tell me your stories of feeling like the Impostor. https://t.co/xcvX1fNuPH