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How it works:
1. Enter your website URL in the list below to create a link.
2. Grab a post from my list of blog posts and use it for your blog.
3. Mention in the comments below which post you want to share in return.
Alternatively, if you want to swap with other bloggers, you may:
1. Enter your website URL in the list below to create a link.
2. Post your own blog swap on your blog.
3. List on your blog which posts you want to swap with those who participate.
You can swap on any day. Think of it as reciprocal guest blogging.
Enter here:
If you swap posts with me, I'll pick out one of your posts you listed and publish it on my blog. You may even write a new post meant for swapping. I'll credit you for writing the post I share and will link to your blog, so be sure to do the same.
I will not publish any posts that have obscenity, controversial topics or anything else I don't feel comfortable sharing. Please provide a variety of posts that are not time sensitive to choose from. For instance, if you have a post promoting a book you published, this would be a great way to promote your work. It's also great to spread helpful tips or resources for others. You can choose which day to participate.
You may use any post of mine before Dec. 1, 2011, for swapping, but below is a list of posts I recommend that are not time sensitive or are, to my knowledge, still relevant. Feel free to change any timely information (such as "today") and make edits.
Resources:
- Three Websites You Should Know that List Short Story Magazines
- Long List of Science Fiction Magazines
- 15 Websites Where You Can Post Stories for Feedback
- Eight Social Networking Websites for Book Lovers
- Want to Be Published? Here Is a Video with Some Tips.
- Reid Picks: The Best Website for Free Quality Science Fiction E-books
- Reid Picks: 5 best places to submit a science fiction short story
- Reid Picks: 5 writing tips you should know
- Reid Picks: 'Anthem' by Ayn Rand
- Reid Picks: Best Science Fiction Music Videos - Daft Punk
- Reid Picks: Top 10 science fiction movies
- Reid Review: "Charles Yu's top 10 time travel books"
- Free Music by John Anealio: The Angry Robot Remix Album
- Xenoblade Chronicles Should Be Released in U.S.
- Reasons Capcom should resume Mega Man Legends 3 project
- Have you heard of 'Exosquad'?
- Great science fiction song: 'We Don't Need Another Trilogy'
- Reid Spotlight: James Gunn and the Center for the Study of Science Fiction
- Reid Review: CassaStar by Alex J. Cavanaugh
- Early Impressions: How CassaFire Seems to Improve from Last Book
- Reid Review: "The Armageddon Machine" by Simon Kewin
- Reid Review: 'Star God' Novel By Allen L. Wold
- Portal 2 Review and Gameplay Videos
Interests:
- Prophecy to science fiction to reality? The history of electronic chip implants
- Will Image Projection Glasses Be The New Future Crave?
- What?! A 3D Anime-styled, Hologram-like Pop Star‽
- Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode 'Space Mutiny'
- 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' Science Fiction Songs
- Make Use of Your Time: Listen to Audio Books on the Road
- Funny Animation: "How The Empire Strikes Back Should Have Ended"
- ESA's 'Science fiction - science fact' video
- Religion in science fiction
- A favorite quote from author Kevin J. Anderson
Notice about my website:
My website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License, which means you are free to share any of my posts without having to ask me, regardless if you participate in this blog swap. But you must attribute the work to me and link to this site. You also can not use it for commercial purposes or alter the work (unless I say otherwise). Posts on this website before Aug. 4, 2011, are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means the same thing except you are free to adapt these posts.
(This blog post was last updated on Jan. 30, 2012)
Hey Reid! What posting dates are open? Or did I miss it somewhere? If you can make an easy list for people to find that would be cool and I could plug this contest for you next week!
ReplyDeleteI fixed a few things in the post, so hopefully that helps. Basically, it's reciprocal guest blogging. Someone can grab one of my posts and let me use one of his/hers in return. Also, participants can do their own blog swap, in which they offer posts on their blog for others to use as long as the others return the favor. The idea is to spread older or newer posts to other blogs to get the word out (whatever topic that may be). The posting date can be chosen by the swapper on any day in December.
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