Fanmonth: Posts of the Week

Today is the last day of my personal Fanmonth.

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Yeah. Sad day. BUT. As promised, I have more blog posts to share! Here are my posts of the week! And...er...one from over a week ago that I...um...forgot to share.

 

Anyway. Go! Click on the links!

 

Heh. Now you have to.

 

1. Sometimes I'm a Story: GUEST POST: A Fan's Five Stages of Grief with Elizabeth. Elizabeth describes the emotional roller coaster ride we readers have to endure. The struggle is real.

2. Go Teen Writers: Writing in a Community and Writing Alone. Author Stephanie Morrill explains why sometimes, writers need their alone time.

3. South Kakalaki Girl: 7 Things We Can Learn From Wile E. Coyote. Because he's just the best role model!

4. Tif Talks Books: Literary Link Love. More links! Yay! Including children's book quotes, the worst things that can happen to a book lover, blogging advice, and answers from J.K. Rowling!

5. Faith * Love * Books: Torn Asunder by Alana Terry. A review of Torn Asunder. This is one I'd LOVE to read!

6. Raychel Rose: Why I do not Support "The We Need Diverse Books Campaign." Very thought-provoking post.

7. Paper Fury: How to Get More Comments on Your Blog. Cait imparts some great advice on getting more comments! She's really good at following her own advice, too.

8. A Writer's Faith: Flash Fiction Challenge - The Thief's Blade. I really loved this piece of writing. You should go check it out and give Katie your feedback!

I'm also linking to one of my posts(did I just break ANOTHER rule?). Yesterday I posted Share the Love Challenge, where I spotlighted one of my favorite bloggers! Wandering who it is? Have a look see!

Well. That's it. *sigh* My two weeks of Fan Month are officially over. And I had so much fun! It was especially sweet seeing some of the other participants drop by my blog. Those comments and shares had me like:

Thanks, you guys.

And just because Fan Month is almost over, doesn't mean we have to stop being fans! If anything, after this month is over I 'm going to be an even better fan than I was before. I'm firmly convinced I wasn't sharing enough. That's going to have to change.

THANK YOU to Heather, who hosted this. Thank you to everyone who was a fan of The Scribbling Sprite. And thanks to everyone who put up with my fangirliness this month.

Ta Ta For Now,
Ally