Radical Reads & Social Justice
You've probably seen the advice in book blogging guides for beginners - choose your blog name wisely, because changing it in the future will be really difficult. But what happens if, years down the line, your blog has outgrown its name? By following this step-by-step guide, refreshing your blog's identity doesn't have to be a headache...
Hello! This is just a quick post to explain the changes that you'll probably have noticed on my blog. In line with the New Year vibes of 'out with the old, in with the new', I've completed a full rebranding of the blog and website.
I think we can all agree that before starting book blogging, we had no idea how time-consuming it would turn out to be! As well as actually reading books and writing posts, there are social media platforms to manage, photos to take, websites to design and emails demanding responses. It's no wonder that many bloggers (myself among them!) have found themselves getting overwhelmed. Over four years of book blogging, I've developed a number of strategies focussed on keeping me sane above making my blog uber-successful! I thought I would collect these tips together into an ultimate guide to stress-free book blogging...
This week I'm celebrating 4 years of blogging here at Miscellany Pages! To be honest, I started this blog because I thought it would look good on my personal statement when I was applying for university. I had no intention for it to become a significant part of my life. But I fell in love… Continue reading Miscellany Pages Turns 4!
Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing okay in these very strange times. I've just started the final semester of my English Literature degree and I'm already feeling a bit overwhelmed. Between day-to-day uni work, assessments, blogging, writing for the magazine and running my book club, it's all got a bit much and seems there… Continue reading Hiatus Announcement
I was over the moon to be nominated for the Outstanding Blogger Award by Siena @ Booksophobia and Jessica @ Beyond the Front Cover! I think it is a wonderful idea to find out more about the bloggers whose posts we read every day. My answers are below...
If you've been on Miscellany Pages recently, you'll have noticed that I've switched my affiliate network from Amazon to Better World Books. There is absolutely nothing wrong with Amazon - I've always found it to provide good deals and quick service - but I decided to support a smaller company.
Not that Better World Books is particularly small. They have over 8 million books and ship worldwide for free! I stumbled across them through a quick online search for 'ethical affiliate networks' and knew straight away this was the company I wanted to promote.
I am a proud member of the Better World Books affiliate network – the ethical online bookshop. Please note that this post contains affiliate links. The wonderful Aditi has a comprehensive range of posts on her blog, from author interviews to discussion posts. Her unique poems on both familiar and more unusual topics are 100% worth a… Continue reading Reblog: Diversity in YA Books — One In a Million
I am a proud member of the Better World Books affiliate network – the ethical online bookshop. Please note that this post contains affiliate links. As if you didn't need even more books to add to your never-ending list, I can highly recommend Carla's blog: Carla Loves to Read. Her July Wrap-Up post demonstrates the insane number… Continue reading Reblog: July Wrap Up — Carla Loves To Read
I am a proud member of the Better World Books affiliate network – the ethical online bookshop. Please note that this post contains affiliate links. If books are my first love, dogs are a close second! Unfortunately, I can't have my own because my little brother is allergic - I make up for it by spending as… Continue reading Reblog: Dogs, Man’s Best Friend, as Illustrated by Art — Patricia Furstenberg, a Writer’s Blog
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