Book Tag; Secret Life of a Book Blogger Tag

I came across the Secret Life of a Book Blogger Tag over at Meeghan Reads and decided to play along as it looked like an interesting tag.

How long have you been blogging?
For roughly 10 years now.

At what point do you think you’ll stop blogging?
I have no idea, even if I've played with the thought of taking a break.

What is the best thing about blogging?
Giving people inspiration to pick up books.

What is the worst thing? What do you do to make it okay?
All the work that needs to be done, as it can be a bit time consuming at times.

How long does it take you to make/find pictures to use?
Less than half an hour.

Who is your book crush?
None at the moment.

What author would you like to have on your blog?
She's more of an historian than an author, although she has published one book, but it would be fun having Lynette Nusbacher on the blog.

What do you wear when you write your blog posts?
Casual clothes.

How long does it take you to prepare?
It depends on the blog post I'll be writing, but 15-30 minutes.

How do you feel about the blogging community?
It has positive and negative aspects to it. Even though I wish there were more diversity, it has improved since I started 10 years ago.

What do you think one should do to create a successful blog?
Two things come to mind - quality over quantity, and consistency. If you're inconsistent in writing blog posts, or write a lot of crappy blog posts, it's not going to help you.

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