I have had a couple of people mention to me that they follow the adult releases, but not the young adult stuff. And vice versa, in one case. I do try and keep everything together but separate, with adult first, young adult following, and young adult posts listed in the title that that is what the post is about. But, my question for you is, would you like there to be a completely separate section for young adult release dates and info? Perhaps another linked in blog where that info is kept, and just have adult release dates, covers and such here on the main blog? Would you find things easier to keep track of, or would it just be one more off-shoot to get lost in the endless pages I have now?
Wicked Scribes
It’s up to you, but I’m only interested in the adult releases. (I edit a lot of other genres, but when I buy books, they’re in print and adult romances {and off-shoots such as romantic suspense, paranormal romance and erotic romance – PNR there too}.)
I am with you on the print books, for sure. How do you find time to edit professionally and read personally? That must be hard.
I typically avoid YA but not 100% so as long as they are marked so we know I see no reason to cause yourself more work.
Yeah, the work thing was a bit of a drawback. I already have something like 25 pages on the go, and half the time I am kicking my own ass for being behind already.
Since I don’t read one of the other exclusively, I like finding YA’s by favorite authors, such as MJ Putney listed on you blog. I won’t remember to look for them so this is a great arrangement for me. Thank you!
I am glad this is working for you – that was my hope, anyways, that people could find the new stuff without having to search all over the place.
I’m also not interested in the YA stuff, but I don’t find it hard skipping over the way you handle it. Seems like you usually mark it pretty clearly.
Thanks. I do try and keep things labelled up front, but I am going to pay more attention to it from now on. It helps a lot in the long run.
I read both because there are some good YA books. I like that both YA and Adult are blogged in the same spot…
Hey Nicole – thanks. I pretty much take young adult and adult as the same now, so it does help to have them together.