Rachael Harrie's Platform Building Campaign

I have a post going up later, which is an interview and giveaway with Kelley Smith, author of Glittering Ashes, however, I wanted to remind you all  about Rachael Harrie's Platform Building Campaign. 

If you're interested in building links with other like-minded writers/bloggers, you should go over there tomorrow and sign up for the next Campaign.  Registration closes on August 31 and then the fun begins.

Go here to see what it's all about, but I can tell you that I met a LOT of cool bloggers and enjoyed participating in the flash fiction challenges during the last campaign.

A Lying Crusader & Making Like Sherlock Holmes

Like so many other bloggers over the past couple of weeks, I’ve made new connections through the Writers’ Platform Building Crusade and the Bernard Pivot Blogfest. 

I wanted to take a moment to thank those of you who are now followers.  I would like to follow as many of you as possible and know I haven’t finished cementing those connections.  The first pass at your blog was to follow and when I return, it will be to catch up on what’s been happening in your world. If you've happened by just now and left me a comment or added yourself as a follower, rest assured, I'll swoop around to your neck of the woods shortly.

For some who've joined me here, I made like Sherlock Holmes and followed them through their Twitter account which led me to their blogs, but I still haven’t been able to track roughly a half dozen bloggers because they have not listed their blog on their blogger profile page. Not to worry though, if it’s possible to find you, I will. That makes me feel like a stalker, but what’s a little stalking between writers? Meantime, I’m still working my way through the Crusaders list.

As to the lie from last week’s challenge. I stated that I always wear lipstick when going out, and this is true. However, I don’t wear lipstick at home. 

Don’t forget to stop by on March 1, when I Take Five With…Sybil Nelson, author of Priscilla the Great.