...I thank all of you that have visited in these first four days. It is awesome!
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Speaking of Thanksgiving...
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3 comments:
Wow, those are good numbers for only 4 days :P. The best numbers I've seen were when SF Signal linked to me a few times and then I got 500 hits from an Anti-Eragon site in one day. Granted none of them came back, but it was hilarious :D.
Congrats though! I've found a new blog I like :D
Hey, thanks a lot. I'm glad you're enjoying it. I've also been looking through that SFFCP site. Very interesting.
Yeah, unfortunately all the people who had expressed interest in doing that project with me and helping to spread the word have disappeared. I think it might have died. It's hard to get open discussion going on works of SF/F if nobody is commenting :S
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