In other matters, I've decided to have another reflective post. The following timeline is of my blog! Have fun.
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THE AGE OF SILENCE
~March, 2010
This is the Age of Silence--I had no blog followers, and two comments in all of my 20 or so posts--one from Andrew Peterson (there's a story behind that one, and how I recieved it!), and one from J. R. Parker, who is now the author of Kestrel's Midnight Song. :) He became my first follower.
THE AGE OF THREADS
~April, 2010
I began to pick up followers around this time, Squeaks being one of the first and still an active follower today. :)
On March 31 or 30, I believe, I tried my hand in a 'Kill This Thread' contest for a copy of Venom and Song on Wayne Thomas Batson's blog. Believe it or not, it is still going on today! XD This is how many people began following me, as well as my comments on other blogs.
THE AGE OF THE DARK KING
~May, 2010
Some of you older followers may remember my segmented story 'The Dark King'. I posted the Dark King through May, and I was delighted at the response. :) I'm still editing it off and on today (lol). My blog picked up steam then, as well. :)
THE AGE OF COMMENTS
~June-September, 2010
Throughout all of this period of time, I gained many followers, had my first giveaway, and--the most remarkable in my sight--I have had at least one comment on every single post since the fifth of July. Wow!
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The giveaway I am going to have--soon--is not only because of followers and posts--though those were a convient addend--but also because of all of you readers. Thanks for reading Teenage Writer, everyone! :D
Congrats on all of your success... its really nice to look back. :) And Algebra is no fun :P
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I liked what I read of your Dark King story! Is that storyline a part of your book, Sadaar?
ReplyDeleteNo, but it is related--in a way only I know. ;) That was a rather rough story, I'm afraid. I'm still rewriting it.
ReplyDeleteGive a hand for Jake! Your blog is awesome! If it weren't for the "Kill the Thread" then I'm afraid I would never have found your blog :( Then I would never know the fun I was missing out on :P
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I agree with Squeaks, I found your blog when I started post on "Kill the Thread". Congrats:>
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