Thanks, Veronica, I'm so glad we met in online-land. I'm looking forward to reading more of your work.
I like how you have a listing of future topics on your blog. That's an interesting idea and one I haven't seen elsewhere. How far out do you plan? I'd love to hear more about your process in deciding what to cover.
You're welcome. I hope to read your books too. I'm impressed, you have so many published! Nothing is really set in stone when it comes to the future topics section. Like I have John Thornton from "North and South" listed there, to do a post on him. But it probably won't happen because I don't have a unique angle on him. Last week I wrote about Barbara Howard from "Abbott Elementary" because I connected with her due to her Christian faith and a recent episode aired that I fell in love with. Sometimes I do reviews on books or movies that interest me - just whatever strikes my fancy.
I like that approach, Veronica. I've tried doing the niche thing with blog posts but my interests are here and there and everywhere and it's fun to add bits of what you're currently interested in/curious about into the posts. That's my goal here anyway. But brainstorming some potential topics sounds like a good idea--that way you've got a flexible list of potential topics at the ready.
My interests/posts can be here and there too. But I can't write about things I don't know, which is why it's reflective of I'm drawn to. Right - you never know when inspiration to tackle one of those topics may strike. :)
Once again, great post! It's great to connect with you!
Thanks, Veronica, I'm so glad we met in online-land. I'm looking forward to reading more of your work.
I like how you have a listing of future topics on your blog. That's an interesting idea and one I haven't seen elsewhere. How far out do you plan? I'd love to hear more about your process in deciding what to cover.
You're welcome. I hope to read your books too. I'm impressed, you have so many published! Nothing is really set in stone when it comes to the future topics section. Like I have John Thornton from "North and South" listed there, to do a post on him. But it probably won't happen because I don't have a unique angle on him. Last week I wrote about Barbara Howard from "Abbott Elementary" because I connected with her due to her Christian faith and a recent episode aired that I fell in love with. Sometimes I do reviews on books or movies that interest me - just whatever strikes my fancy.
I like that approach, Veronica. I've tried doing the niche thing with blog posts but my interests are here and there and everywhere and it's fun to add bits of what you're currently interested in/curious about into the posts. That's my goal here anyway. But brainstorming some potential topics sounds like a good idea--that way you've got a flexible list of potential topics at the ready.
My interests/posts can be here and there too. But I can't write about things I don't know, which is why it's reflective of I'm drawn to. Right - you never know when inspiration to tackle one of those topics may strike. :)