There is so much talent in the South Jersey Writers Group, and as we've mentioned in the past, so many bloggers. And many of these bloggers produce content on a fairly frequent basis, so we thought it would be a cool idea to highlight some of each month's more intriguing and interesting blog posts and present them here.
Please give a click and a read, and we hope you will like the samples enough to become regular readers. Check them out!
Jennifer M. Eaton wraps up her wonderful series Lessons from a Manuscript Red Line, so much to learn here!
MK England's great two-part feature on the pros and cons of fan fiction can be found here and here.
Ron Geraci compares cooking to writing here.
Barb Godshalk ponders motherhood in her special Mother's Day post here.
Amy Holiday of Hypothetical Press reviewed the Young Adult books Vagabonding, Still Just Grace, Fangirl, and No Passengers Beyond This Point at her blog here.
Rosanna Martella talks about Our Macrobiome on her blog right here.
Patti O'Brien rails against traffic and traffic radio in this post.
Randy Ribay shares a personal story about a recent tragedy in Nobody Taught me to Mourn.
Kevin Stephany had a busy month reviewing several books and plays performed in the South Jersey area, including Bonnie and Clyde: A New Musical at Burlington County Footlighters.
Loretta Sisco uncovers the truth of James Franco and Jonah Hill in True Story for Biff Bam Pop in this post.
Vince Sparks writes about ageism in this post.
Rich Voza shares Chapter 16 of Dreamlands. Glenn Walker continues reviewing "Marvel's Daredevil" on Netflix here.
Jessica A. Walsh holds the first-ever Cracking Nut Contest. Enter by June 1 for a chance to win one of two prizes.
Janice Wilson shares a song that soothes her and reflects on personal motivation and missions in Mission (almost) Complete.
Mieke Zamora-Mackay shares exciting news of her new venture teaching private knitting classes in Handmade Love & Joy.
We hope you liked this month's selections from SJWG member blogs, and will not only read more at their respective sites, but also come back here next month for more. Don't forget to Like the South Jersey Writers at Facebook, Follow us at Twitter, and check us out on Pinterest. Thank you!
Thanks for including me! 😊😊
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing all the work! That series has so much great info!
DeleteThank you, Glenn for doing this. You are such a sweet person
ReplyDeleteNot at all, Marie, I can't take the credit. Jessica did all the heavy lifting, she's the rock star.
DeleteIt was a team effort!
DeleteGreat post. So many blogs to read, so little time. Thanks for this. It makes visiting the sites easy.
ReplyDeleteDawn, you saw the social media database a couple months back, didn't you?
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