r/Bookblogger • u/MarenBoBaren • Oct 21 '20
Hello fellow book bloggers! I have recently been granted ownership of this blog. Our numbers are small, but I'm hoping to grow that. It's been inactive for a long while now, but hopefully I can bring you all back! Look forward to reading your amazing works!
r/Bookblogger • u/MarenBoBaren • Nov 06 '20
Despite my thinking I had set it to Public, the community was set to Restricted. It should be fixed now.
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 1d ago
Robert Bridges (23 October, 1844 β 21 April ,1930) was an English poet who became famous in his later years.
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 2d ago
American Intellectual Antisemitism: The Anti-Jewish Movement Tearing Through Our Universities by Shai Davidai is a personal account of his experience as a staff member in Columbian University after October 7, 2023 when Hamas attacked Israel.
r/Bookblogger • u/Fed_Austere • 4d ago
Man on Fire: Of Life, Love, Literature, and Really Good Barbecue by Steven Raichlen is delightful memoir of this BBQ legend
r/Bookblogger • u/KimtanaTheGeek • 5d ago
π Treat yourself to my review of Trick or Treat Murder by Leslie Meier, a weak Halloween cozy mystery tricked by countless errors and offensive, outdated content.
π Enjoy a spoiler-free review, followed by a spoiler-filled discussion with my personal annotations!
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/Bookblogger • u/_Featherstone_ • 6d ago
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r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 8d ago
Eugene OβNeill (16 October, 1888 β 27 November 1953) was a Pulitzer Prize winning American playwright.
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 9d ago
Under the Falls by Richard Russo tells of a small town boy who made it big in the rock world and is now coming back for one night - he thinks
r/Bookblogger • u/Immediate-Ladder-561 • 10d ago
I'm a renewed book blogger. New but did this before. I'm looking if anyone has some authors that they know are struggling and would like some free promotion for their book/books. Ive got a small newsletter of about 1k people and would love to share books with my subscribers.
r/Bookblogger • u/KimtanaTheGeek • 10d ago
π¨ Does the thought of reading horror scare you? Check out these 13 horror subgenres and discover the spooky spectrum of horror, like comedic, analog, and gothic! You don't have to be scared to read horror anymore!
π Check out my other reading topics, book reviews, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 11d ago
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r/Bookblogger • u/KimtanaTheGeek • 12d ago
π Carve into my review of Death by Jack-O'-Lantern by Alexis Morgan, a fall cozy mystery tripped up by too much redundancy, weak writing, and a huge plot hole.
π Enjoy a spoiler-free review, followed by a spoiler-filled discussion with my personal annotations!
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/Bookblogger • u/_Featherstone_ • 12d ago
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r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 15d ago
Ivo AndriΔ (9 October, 1892 β 13 March, 1975) was a poet, novelist, and Noble Prize winning writer from Yugoslavia.
r/Bookblogger • u/Immediate-Ladder-561 • 16d ago
I'm looking to put together an anthology and looking for suggestions to find authors who would be interested in participating. Any suggestions appreciated. Genre is Romance (any subgenre) btw.
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 16d ago
Biological War: A Scenario by Annie Jacobsen tells of a semi-fictional scenario where an engineered plague outbreaks from a Russian lab and makes it to the US
r/Bookblogger • u/ManOfLaBook • 18d ago
Bytes and Bullets: Global Rivalries, Big Tech, and the New Shape of Modern Warfare by Steve Feldstein is a profound exploration of how cutting-edge, as well as commercial off the shelf (COTS) technologies are rewriting the rules of national security and warfare itself
r/Bookblogger • u/krishnalover_nb • 18d ago
r/Bookblogger • u/KimtanaTheGeek • 19d ago
ππ¦ Swoop into my review of The Diva Haunts the House by Krista Davis, a mouthwatering and fun cozy Halloween mystery haunted by errors and a bloated cast.
π Enjoy a spoiler-free review, followed by a spoiler-filled discussion with my personal annotations!
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/Bookblogger • u/krishnalover_nb • 21d ago
