My Best and Worst Blogs
I recently analyzed all my blogs to determine how much time it took to write them. In doing so, I read a few that inspired me to take a deeper dive into my blogging past. So, I thought it would be interesting to explore my best and worst.
My favorite
My favorite
This blog because took an honest look into my shortcomings, and writing it was revealing. In it, I gained a better understanding of my strengths and limitations. This blog is strong and still reads well, and I am proud of my creation.
My least favorite
My least favorite
I missed the mark on this one. The problem is that it sounded more like a Wikipedia article rather than my opinions. Should I have skipped writing it or deleted it? Hmm. I wish I had put more initial thought into how to approach the topic, but I don’t think it needs to be deleted.
Fan favorite:
Fan favorite:
This blog asks a simple question. Would science fiction change if aliens arrived? To my knowledge, nobody else has asked this question before. So, I received many comments about the topic.
Most read:
Most read:
I wrote a blog about how I wrote a sex scene. Sex sells, and blogs are no different. Thus, this blog got the highest number of reads.
Most important:
Most important:
I have recommended these blogs to several authors, and they all found the content helpful. Yet, I did need to update them several times to correct flaws, add information, and expand the concepts.
The Blog I Deleted: Why I Like Neil Gaiman
I am a huge Neil Gaiman fan, and I devoted my 38th blog post to him. Then, I learned about the abuse. Therefore, I deleted this blog because there is no excuse for such behavior.
Since I began blogging, I have rejected many topics. Some I felt would not be entertaining, and others were too short. Another problem is that I must remember that not everyone has read my book. Meaning that there are many topics I want to discuss, but they would be out of context.
What is the future? I want to explore motivation and the essence of the story. I also want to provide more information about my book’s content so I might entice potential blog readers to click “buy it now.”
On that same note, you can do that right now.
The Blog I Deleted: Why I Like Neil Gaiman
I am a huge Neil Gaiman fan, and I devoted my 38th blog post to him. Then, I learned about the abuse. Therefore, I deleted this blog because there is no excuse for such behavior.
Since I began blogging, I have rejected many topics. Some I felt would not be entertaining, and others were too short. Another problem is that I must remember that not everyone has read my book. Meaning that there are many topics I want to discuss, but they would be out of context.
What is the future? I want to explore motivation and the essence of the story. I also want to provide more information about my book’s content so I might entice potential blog readers to click “buy it now.”
On that same note, you can do that right now.
You’re the best -Bill
December 02, 2020
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