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Old 07-09-2011, 11:22 PM   #58
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Originally Posted by Frida Fantastic View Post
I pop in once in a while to see if you've done any new SF/F reviews. I'm sure other readers who focus on certain genres do the same thing.
I love that my new(ish) blog set up allows categories- so someone who is interested in a specific genre can find all the reviews in that genre. But speaking of you (I am now...)-- how do you do it?? What you have accomplished in such a short time is fantastic. Where do you find the time? Is there a drug or a time machine? Please share!


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Originally Posted by Frida Fantastic View Post
Yeah, I don't like straight Harlequinn type romances either. The plot structure is just so limiting for me. I like romance sometimes, but only as a subplot. I like seeing romance as one aspect of character development, rather than have everything else be geared towards feeding the romance plot.
Yep, that's it exactly! I'm all about the character, and if romance is part of that, fantastic. When it's the whole storyline, it's not enough.


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It occurs to me what we really need is a button on Amazon marked 'would you recommend this book to a friend'? For people who can't be bothered to write a review. There's a 'like' button, but personally that strikes me as just a bit ambiguous.
That's a great idea! I think i'm in the minority, but I'm not a huge fan of the "like" button phenomenon.

(total side note- but I just realized I can make this posting window bigger by dragging the corner- way cool!)
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