The sole purpose of this blog page is to point to an enormous range of crime fiction blogs that you might follow.
They generally provide reviews of books you can read, but occasionally you will find an opportunity to enter a competition, follow a meme, and even follow an author.
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Showing posts with label RSS feeds. Show all posts
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Celebrating Book Bloggers
While we celebrate the efforts of book bloggers every day here on Crime Fiction Journeys, I'd like to draw a couple of ventures to your attention.
Marg @ Adventures of an Intrepid Reader has embarked on a venture to identify Australian book bloggers.
Enter the URL and details about your blog on Tell Us About Your Blog and then consult the A-Z index to find new-to-you blogs.
Marg has used labels to help you find book bloggers in the same state as you, and also labels for genres.
It's a great idea!
Later this year we will have BBAW and nominations are being called for in various categories NOW.
Click on the image to be transported to the BBAW site.
Marg @ Adventures of an Intrepid Reader has embarked on a venture to identify Australian book bloggers.
Enter the URL and details about your blog on Tell Us About Your Blog and then consult the A-Z index to find new-to-you blogs.
Marg has used labels to help you find book bloggers in the same state as you, and also labels for genres.
It's a great idea!
Later this year we will have BBAW and nominations are being called for in various categories NOW.
Click on the image to be transported to the BBAW site.
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crime fiction,
murder mysteries,
RSS feeds
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Looking for Crime Fiction? You are in the right place
The purpose of this blog is simply to aggregate the RSS feeds from about 120 top quality crime fiction blogs.
Hopefully here you will find some new blogs to follow, and be pointed to some good books to read.
Hopefully here you will find some new blogs to follow, and be pointed to some good books to read.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Blogging is the beginning of a Conversation
Many of the blogs highlighted in my Featured Blogs list are very active indeed, and the majority in the "other 95" list also blog on a daily basis.
If you are looking for some crime fiction bloggers, look no further,
If you are looking for some crime fiction bloggers, look no further,
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murder mysteries,
RSS feeds
Saturday, October 10, 2009
This blog according to Wordle
As you know, the purpose of this blog is to make it easy for you to locate new-to-you crime fiction bloggers to follow.
Here is what Wordle says this blog is about:
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Here is what Wordle says this blog is about:
This image comes from http://www.wordle.net/. Images of Wordles are licensed See the original here.
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Sunday, September 20, 2009
Social Networking and Book Blogging

In my "real" job, I do a lot of work online in the world of virtual environments and social networks.
It has been a great joy to see the expansion of the crime fiction reading world into book blogs, RSS feeds and social networks.
The purpose of this blog is simply to point crime fiction readers to blogs they might enjoy, RSS feeds they can add to their readers, and to provide an easy stepping stone to new sites of interest..
So my invitation to you, if you have a crime fiction blog, is to check whether I have yours listed here, and if not, leave a comment so I can add it.
Can I also point out the search box at the top of the right hand column? It is a customised Google Search that searches a very large number of specialised crime fiction sites and blogs. Use it to track down authors and reviews.
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blogs,
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murder mysteries,
RSS feeds
Saturday, September 12, 2009
BBAW - Book Blogger Appreciation Week
This is the week to visit your favourite book blogger, come out of lurkdom, and leave a comment, letting them know that you at least watch what they do.
It would be nice too, if you find my lists on this blog useful, you left me a comment.
If you read crime fiction, use the lists to find some new people to follow.
This week on MYSTERIES IN PARADISE we are not only celebrating BBAW, but also Christie Week. There will be a blog tour beginning tomorrow, visiting 10 different bloggers.
I also have an easy to enter book giveaway running, with 2 of the books just for Australian & NZ readers, and 2 for anywhere in the world.
It would be nice too, if you find my lists on this blog useful, you left me a comment.If you read crime fiction, use the lists to find some new people to follow.
This week on MYSTERIES IN PARADISE we are not only celebrating BBAW, but also Christie Week. There will be a blog tour beginning tomorrow, visiting 10 different bloggers.
I also have an easy to enter book giveaway running, with 2 of the books just for Australian & NZ readers, and 2 for anywhere in the world.
Labels:
BBAW2009,
blogging,
crime fiction,
murder mysteries,
RSS feeds
Sunday, August 16, 2009
The Journey

This blog is dedicated to crime fiction book bloggers. It aims to assist you in locating new blogs to follow and it highlights the blogs of those who write quality reviews on their blogs.
At the moment there are about 100 blogs listed. If you review crime fiction on your blog, and I don't have your blog listed anywhere, let me know via a comment, and I will follow it up.
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blogging,
blogs,
crime fiction,
murder mysteries,
RSS feeds
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Encouraging that sense of community
The purpose of this blog is to bring together feeds from Crime Fiction blogs from all over the world.
I hope you find it a useful jumping off spot!
If your blog is not listed, let me know via a comment.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
A Constantly Changing Landscape
The purpose of this particular blog page is to point readers to other crime fiction blogs you may enjoy. What I have done here is to embed RSS feeds from nearly 100 blogs which then display a snippet from the most recent posting on that blog.
I'm sure when you read them you will then decide to add them to your own bookmarks or RSS feeds. However, if it suits you better, just bookmark this blog, then come back and visit often, and chck out the changing landscape.
I'm sure when you read them you will then decide to add them to your own bookmarks or RSS feeds. However, if it suits you better, just bookmark this blog, then come back and visit often, and chck out the changing landscape.
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