Hello Book Lovers

        Okay, so as you can tell, this blog is fairly new. I had tried to set it up where no one could read it until I got more blogs on, but what I think is happening is that people are still finding my blog, even though they can't read it. Well, if my blog pops up, then that just defeats the purpose, doesn't it? So, I don't have much yet, but roam around. As you will see, I'm slowly adding. I would love to meet new writerly people on here, and people who love books, or people who are just interesting. Feel free to follow and to invite me to your blog, there's a good chance I haven't seen it yet. Happy reading/Writing!
        I could so use a hot cup of cocoa right now... I might just make some, and it's nice, too, because it's rainy outside. Maybe this is the perfect time to be sick after all (see last blog for explanation).

Generation Blog

        So I was wandering around the internet today, looking at writing stuff (as usual) and learned that most agents want writers to have blogs...what? I'm not going to lie, blogging isn't something I had really started on. Oh, and of course, they wanted the standard query letter, etc, etc. So, here I am, making a blog. I figure, why not? Agents and publishers want us to have them, and I like looking at other blogs anyway, so why not create one? 
        I suppose blogs are like journals, only that they're for the entire world to read...creepy. I wander if blogs are replacing author websites? I figure not entirely due to the fact that websites are good for finding books. However, I've noticed that a lot of author websites direct us to their blogs! Generation Blog. Blog...reminds me of the word Glog...hmm, that's not a word, is it? BTW, did you know there is such a thing as Glogster? It's pretty neat. You can create all kind of things on there, like posters and such. Check it out: Glogster.