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After Blogging From AZ Somewhat
May. 14th, 2018 12:56 pmPerhaps last month’s blogs were a waste of time.
I wanted to take a moment to honor certain cherished characters whose names began with certain letters. I wished to hold them in my memory for a moment. I hoped to thank their creators for bringing them into the world of story and imagination.
I’m not sure if anyone I thanked noticed. I’m not even sure if anyone enjoyed the blogs.
Guess this is a reminder to me. If I read something I enjoyed that’s posted somewhere, thank the blogger. It can make all the difference in the world whether or not they feel appreciated. It can make all the difference whether they feel like their time and effort posting is appreciated.
At the same time, this is my own doing. I chose to explore my more fannish side as a writer here at dreamwidth. I chose to use this medium rather than tumblr or livejournal.
It’s much more difficult to use. I can’t load any pictures other than the main one here. This diminishes my visibility. Nor have I figured out how to use any links elsewhere. I’ve been unable to add this account to my Amazon Author Page or Goodreads.
This is why this blog gets a monthly minimum visit instead of something more frequent.
I don’t regret giving this site a little extra attention, though. It was hard work, but fun.
I hope people enjoyed these April blogs. I particularly was hoping to allow fans of CLAMP and Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles down memory lane. To reach out to other CLAMP fans…I can’t help feeling they’re the ones who’ll really enjoy my original work. Among them might be potential readers.
After all I became the writer I am today in part because of CLAMP’s work. I remain a devoted fan of certain manga they drew to this day.
How to reach out to potential readers within the fandom? How do I let them know I’m here?
I guess I’ll just have to keep trying, keep working. Keep growing and hope my readership grows with me.
If you’re reading this, if you enjoyed my work, I hope you’ll remember my name. It’s K.S. Trenten, a.k.a. rhodrymavelyne. Look for me on Twitter, tumblr, Goodreads, and Amazon.
I have books for sale, books you might enjoy. I’m working on more. If you enjoy my blogs, you might want to give them a second glance.
Think about it.
I wanted to take a moment to honor certain cherished characters whose names began with certain letters. I wished to hold them in my memory for a moment. I hoped to thank their creators for bringing them into the world of story and imagination.
I’m not sure if anyone I thanked noticed. I’m not even sure if anyone enjoyed the blogs.
Guess this is a reminder to me. If I read something I enjoyed that’s posted somewhere, thank the blogger. It can make all the difference in the world whether or not they feel appreciated. It can make all the difference whether they feel like their time and effort posting is appreciated.
At the same time, this is my own doing. I chose to explore my more fannish side as a writer here at dreamwidth. I chose to use this medium rather than tumblr or livejournal.
It’s much more difficult to use. I can’t load any pictures other than the main one here. This diminishes my visibility. Nor have I figured out how to use any links elsewhere. I’ve been unable to add this account to my Amazon Author Page or Goodreads.
This is why this blog gets a monthly minimum visit instead of something more frequent.
I don’t regret giving this site a little extra attention, though. It was hard work, but fun.
I hope people enjoyed these April blogs. I particularly was hoping to allow fans of CLAMP and Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles down memory lane. To reach out to other CLAMP fans…I can’t help feeling they’re the ones who’ll really enjoy my original work. Among them might be potential readers.
After all I became the writer I am today in part because of CLAMP’s work. I remain a devoted fan of certain manga they drew to this day.
How to reach out to potential readers within the fandom? How do I let them know I’m here?
I guess I’ll just have to keep trying, keep working. Keep growing and hope my readership grows with me.
If you’re reading this, if you enjoyed my work, I hope you’ll remember my name. It’s K.S. Trenten, a.k.a. rhodrymavelyne. Look for me on Twitter, tumblr, Goodreads, and Amazon.
I have books for sale, books you might enjoy. I’m working on more. If you enjoy my blogs, you might want to give them a second glance.
Think about it.
