Fun With Keywords

As a blogger (ha ha ha! I'm a blogger.)
...Sorry. Some days it's just... weird to realize that. In an I'm-proud-of-it, it-makes-me-happy sort of way. It's like when I first moved out of my parents' house into my own apartment, some nights I'd lie there on the couch looking around thinking: "This is mine." I feel that way about this blog, too.

Anyways, where was I??

As a blogger, I like seeing what keywords bring people to my site. Once in a while they make me laugh, other times I have no clue. So just for fun, let's have a look. I'm pulling these from various time periods, since I've never done it before and I've missed out on some good ones-- maybe this can be a monthly thing from here on out, though.

Women in Horror Comics: Nancy A. Collins

This feature is part of my Women in Horror Comics series in honor of Women in Horror Month. For more info on WiHM visit www.womeninhorrormonth.com

This week’s Women in Horror Comics feature, author Nancy A. Collins, has not only written for a variety of horror comics, she is also a horror novelist best known for her Sonja Blue vampire series. The first book in the series, SUNGLASSES AFTER DARK, won a Bram Stoker award for Best First Novel. Unlike some other paranormal fiction, Nancy’s vampires are as they should be: vicious killers.

Homespun Threads now on Amazon!

The eBook I mentioned on Friday is now available on Amazon as a Kindle version! Click here to check it out!

If you do happen to buy the book, please leave a review of it somewhere-- either on Amazon, or if you're on Goodreads or some other book website that you prefer. We'd all appreciate it! It will help promote and encourage other people to buy the eBook as well. Remember, this is to help support children's theatre!

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!

If I can be off topic for moment, I have a short story called "The Blacksmith's Daughter" in this collection of fairy tales that Homespun Theatre UK JUST published as an eBook! It's called Homespun Threads and it's available on Smashwords for $9.99, and will eventually be up on Amazon. I'm super excited about it, and I can't wait to read the other stories in this book. My story is a little dark, so if you like reading about everything else I post here you'll probably enjoy my tale too :)

Click here to check it out!

Profits from the eBook are going towards the development of Homespun's theatre productions, so if you love fairy tales, theatre, me or some combination of the above please help support them and grab a copy :)

I would be really grateful for this to be spread further, so if you can share either here or elsewhere that would be awesome!