Somehow this comment went to my spam folder. SOrry! And thank you so much. I’m definitely still basking!

Thank you so much. Very excited it. I feel the same way about Pinterest. It’s just hard to know the right answer.

I’m kind of thinking the same thing. I just wonder how far it will be taken, and if it’s really hurting those copyright owners. I just don’t know.

Thank you so much for the link. I’m getting ready to join RWA, so this will be a good intro.

How are you using Goodreads? What’s the best way to network there without being a nagging author?

And I completely understand what you mean by staying on top of social media. It’s a full time job.

Thank you so much, you too!

Thank you. I really liked K.M.’s book, and I’m hoping to read Save the Cat in the next weak. LOL. Thank you for be willing to read the book. I hope you’ll love it.

You’ll have to let me know how Goodreads is going. I don’t like the interface, and I’ve heard some people say it’s not the friendliest place to authors. Hope you like K.M.;s book, and thank you so much!

I’ve read that about their claiming rights to anything posted. I definitely wouldn’t put anything of my own on there, but I don’t have anything all that great to share, lol. I’ going to have to do some more research into the copyright issue. It’s a shame we can’t find a legal way to work it out, because it’s a great site.

That’s true, most writers are readers, but while social media is huge, there are still a lot of readers out there who have no interest in Twitter, FB, etc. Hopefully we can figure out a way to reach them.

Thanks, and you, too!

Although this is specifically about romance readers, the charts & graphs are interesting re: how
readers acquire books, how readers connect with authors, etc. http://www.rwa.org/cs/readership_stats