You know that thing where reviewers are nervous about reviewing books that go outside their own culture, in case they miss something or get it wrong? That just hit. Right after writing a long, thorough, mostly positive review.
my extensive reading
Just trust me.
thoughtations, contemplations, fulminations & other random things from books...
Voracious reader, book lover, spastic blogger, audiologist. These things are some of me, but not the sum of me.
because love is not a subgenre
Love and Zombies. And books. And infrequent updates.
Reading (mostly) romance books down under
...barely skimming the surface
Sex. Banter. Nerdery. Love.
Romance, speculative fiction, and YA book reviews, book chatter, and random silliness
The vagaries of my mind, the products of my hands. Not always safe for work.
64 books. 1 Champion. Get your game on.
Your hypocrisy is showing
Audiobook reviews and book reviews. Occasional opining.
Miss Bates is Austen's loquacious spinster in Emma. No doubt Miss Bates read romances ... here's what she would've thought of them.
We’re not always going to get it “right” or “perfect.” Post and see where the chips fall: it could be a learning experience … says she who practically throws up every time she hits the “Publish” button and revises 20 times, but you see, now curiosity is eating the cat. š
Not just me, then? I pretty much invariably update a minute after I post.
You are not ALONE! š Updating is My Friend. But I’ve also been taking the plunge and hitting that Publish button, even when I’m not sure, as a test of my mettle: sometimes I flounder, sometimes wade, sometimes dive …