This week I have great pleasure in presenting Gautami as Reader of the Week. Anyone who has a book blog, or visits them regularly will know Gautami, mainly because of her warmth, friendship and profound knowledge of books.
A keen book blogger herself, Gautami can be considered one of the pillars of the bookish community.
This week I have the pleasure of featuring one of the ‘bastions’ of the online literary community, none other than the eminent Debra Hamel, owner of various literary blogs and creator and keeper of the highly popular Sunday Salon.
We’re in the presence of greatness here folks!
It’s the first Reader of the Week for November and in this week’s spotlight is friend and owner of the Blue Archipelago book blog, Clare Swindlehurst.
Clare comes from Bristol, UK and she has an insatiable thirst for reading. She’s also one of these ‘annoying’ people who not only finishes reading challenges, she surpasses them!
A freelance illustrator from Westminster, Maryland, this week’s Reader of the Week is Rob Green. With a similar reading taste to myself (not to mention a great name), Rob has a profound passion for reading, a passion that exceeds most other people’s. For that reason it’s a pleasure to feature him.
It’s with absolute pleasure and great honour that I turn this week’s reader spotlight onto none other than legendary New York Flâneuse, and owner of the highly popular website Walking Off the Big Apple, Teri Tynes.
One could class Teri as a literary connoisseur and she gives an interview that proves it. Enjoy!
This week I introduce you to northern Californian reader Tracy Bryant aka Lady Tracy o’ The Disk.
Tracy has been a classic reader since early childhood and has reading tastes to match her refined character. I’m both honored and excited to be featuring her as this week’s spotlighted reader.
Brittney is a history student from the University of Utah, who is hugely passionate about her books. Far from being into mainstream fiction as you may perhaps expect a reader of her age to be, Brittney has a profound taste in books. She’s a real connoisseur, and I’m deeply honoured to be featuring her as this week’s reader.
This week’s reader in the spotlight is good friend and fellow historian/archaeologist Hàìghlèàgh. This woman’s life pretty much centres around books and reading so it’s a great honour to have her in the reading spotlight this week
For this week’s ROTW feature I thought I’d mix it up a bit and turn the spotlight on myself. I got to thinking if I’m going to grill other people about their reading lives, I should grill my own too.
So without further ado - I present this week’s Reader of the Week - me!
Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, avid writer Steve is ravenous when it comes to his reading. His skill may be grounded through reading a number of key authors, whom he admires passionately and takes inspiration from, but that doesn’t stop him continually expanding his ability by exploring more contemporary writers too. Steve’s interview is ‘liquid gold’. Enjoy it!
