What’s the biggest fear most bloggers experience? That no one will read what we post.
Today I’m writing a public thank you to all of you who have stopped by, made a comment, ‘liked’ a post, shared a post, found my email and connected directly, added me to their blogroll or in some other way engaged with A Writer of History.
You people are AWESOME.
A Writer of History hasn’t gone viral but I have a steady stream of visitors, many of whom have become loyal followers and that, my friends, is something that I treasure.
Almost 40,000 visits and over 1,000 comments – I couldn’t have done it without you!
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Fear not…people read and never comment!
OOPS I mean do not comment often my visitor comment ratio is also very large. I discovered you via another Blogger and your brave women of WWI were very interesting.
Many thanks for your encouragement, Maria. The web of discovery is quite intriguing, isn’t it? And thanks for stopping by.
Fascinating sounding book, Maria.
Thank you, if MK stands for Mary Katherine we share the same name. I would love to invite you as a guest for a week in IS HISTORY THE AGREED UPON LIE. If you have the time and are interested please contact me at m_c_v_egan@yahoo.com
You’ve done what the best bloggers do – consistently given us something interesting to engage with. Good job, you!
Thanks, Carol!!!!!!!
Never fear.. I am an avid blog reader as well and have found many interesting new books to read this way, including yours..
Thanks come in return from me as well Mary. Since finding your site via the book marketing article on Mick Rooney’s site I have had some interesting exchanges with you including finding a roll of drums, read and enjoyed Unravelled and found the sad lady in France. I have met Tony Riches on the web with his Writers Desk site and read his book Shell which has a special resonance given current events in Kenya. Also made contact with Geoffrey Gudgion and started his book Saxon’s Bane. You Geoffrey and I have all been new book publishers this last month in different ways and levels.. So thanks again … I attended a lecture this afternoon as part of the Tenby Arts Festival by George Geear who is restoring an old 1891 Fort in Pembrokeshire towards being a museum of military history opening in 2014. 40,000 visits and 1000 comments whow! … Best wishes from Alexander of Allrighters and Ywnwab!
Many thanks, Alexander. It’s been a pleasure to meet you!
Au contraire…….thank YOU!