Does anyone know of any good fictional blog sites? I have always thought that blogs have some great potential for producing interesting fiction, but I have yet to hear of any great fictional blogs (other than the Fake Steve Jobs blog).
Any suggestions?
1 month ago
I agree - and if you do make an english version, shoot a link back on here, cause I'll be happy to subscribe. I think fiction and blogging should go hand in hand, since blogging is just a method of distribution.
I sincerely hope that blogging fiction becomes more common in the future.
1 month ago
i also am on the frontier - i just mention incidentally, and not as any sort of an advert, that my fiction blog is tychy.wordpress.com. blog fiction is perhaps difficult to write: it has to be disposable, snappy, and most of all to have no or little plot development - so that it can be immediately accessible to new readers. i don't know of many fictional blogs, although i know many which i have suspected are fictional.
4 weeks ago
I write a fiction blog. Go to storyofnadia.wordpress.com. First time readers will be instructed how to get to the beginning of the story. Nadia is a gypsy card reader. She is the main character, with other characters and family members coming in and out of her life.
Hope you'll visit and enjoy.
4 weeks ago
I am a ficiton writer with a lot of comedic short stories, novels, radio shows and blogs up. If you would like to connect with my work, go to http://theelvesattic.blogspot.com or for comedy http://secretposse.com Hate to promote myself, but I do write quite a lot and have five websites altogether, been blogging for many years. I love it. I have done tv before, but the web lets me do anything. Presently, I am making a bunch of comedic/revolutionary footage in Chicago and working with a wonderful crew. If you are in the area and want to helpon a shoot, or act, or just learn from a well educated writer, director, and film makers... you can contact me through an email, johnsridgway@yahoo.com
Other sites I like are the union... rotten tomatoes, and a few of the parody sites. Keep fighting the good fight.
7 days ago
There was a great situation/serial blog called Rockchild two years back. The blogger always stayed in character, even while commenting on other blogs. Too bad he's not around anymore. He was hilarious!
1 month ago
I personally made a blog for some fiction work, unfortunately it is in french, but I've been thinking of creating an English sister blog. Since my first blogging experience (last August, still a newbie) I have always wished there would be a way to bring authors together, maybe on a collaborative blog, I dunno, something like multiple authors connecting together to write a piece, or share paragraphs, or?
As I wanted to create some sort of dialog with my blog, I quickly realized that most authors just have their own site, and rarely even comment on my blog... Here again, my blogspot site is french, but the same is true for other sites I've created originally on wopress, but that I will soon move over here.... Cause blogspot rules! As far as I'm concerned...
Here are two fiction blogs, that I work with:
http://tordudefiction.blogspot.com/
http://journaldillumination.blogspot.com/
I hope this is cool to do, but here is mt only (for the moment) English literature blog:
http://textworx.wordpress.com/
Please believe me when I admit that I'm posting this in the hope of generating more enthusiasm for writing sites, and not just tryong to make myself free publicity...
As a writer, I truly believe that blogging is the ultimate democratisation of writing, and readers-writers together should try and create a new platform for our passion...
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