Tag: Goodreads
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Friday’s Findings: Imposter Syndrome as a writer
Over the last few years, I’ve encountered the term imposter syndrome, and I’m like, “What is that?” Imposter syndrome is a thought pattern that reoccurs in someone’s mind and tells them they’re not good enough at what they do. For example: “I’m not a good teacher.” “I’m a terrible physician.” “I’m not as good a…
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Friday’s Findings: Reading Websites
I’ve kept track of the books I’ve read on various book cataloging websites for years. It sounds geeky, but I have benefited from it in several ways. First, it has helped me keep track of what I’ve read, which is important to me. It also reminds me of the time in my life when I…
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Friday’s Findings: The StoryGraph
For years, I’ve used Goodreads and LibraryThing to keep track of my reading. I also use them to see reviews of books, get reading ideas, and promote my own novels. Yesterday, my coworker introduced my to StoryGraph. It’s similar to the other book reading websites, but StoryGraph has an emphasis on statistics. It breaks down…
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Friday’s Findings
It’s the first day of a new year, and I’m in my man cave. I’m sitting at my computer next to the window and it’s still dark outside. I can hear the rain falling and I find it soothing. First thing for 2021, I’m doing some of my favorite things: drinking caramel creme coffee; setting…
Andrew M. Friday 