Blog Spotlight: Book to the Future
My latest spotlight is on another blogger whom I’ve exchanged commentaries since the beginning of my blogging foray.
In his own words:
Everyone calls me Ste J.
I am an obsessive book creature, in fact I spend more time between the (book) covers (I read in bed as well though) than I do with ‘real’ people.
Which means I probably spend more time with you guys than anyone else. Feel privileged.
Ste J is a bona fide bibliophiliac. He loves books. That’s a bonafide fact. Proof: he once read 100 books in 362 days, just to see if he could do it. His blog is neatly organized into genre and with a mere click, a person can investigate reviews and titles. His tastes are eclectic, his insights meaningful, and his replies clever.
For a sampling of his classics page, click here.
Lately, his posts have wandered a bit off the original track of being primarily bookish in content and he writes on whim. I can relate. I too have strayed from my original intent of providing astute book reviews that would dazzle and benefit bookdom and have taken to writing as serendipity taps the muse.
So, I hope you will check out Book to the Future and meet the intrepid Ste J, where as his banner states “more book than a mad ‘orse.”
Pam Webb 
I’m happy to say I follow Ste J too 😀
All righty!!
Thanks for the introduction. I read 50 books in a year once and it was tough…I am in awe of anyone who car read 100 in a year.
I am intrigued. Think I’ll visit.
Yup, that’s the reason I started these spotlights. It’s a virtual mingler. No munchies or beverages to clean up.
No munchies? Then forget it.
All right, for you, Mike, I will secure a bowl of yogurt covered pretzels.
Oh, the dog drawing is wunderbar. He’s much too serious to be a doodle.
Once I color them in, I think the doodles graduate to “drawings.”
I agree. Do you doodle flip books? Now there is a lost art. Drat, I wish I still had mine from Disneyland. I think Donald Duck was having a hissy fit.
I still have a Cinderella one SOMEwhere around here. It’s pretty tiny. Can’t bear to part with it 🙂
So often in life we stray from our original intent. Will have to check out yet another blogger who may influence my TBR pile. But I am wondering how many of those books can be recalled individually or are they all one hazy year’s memory?
That would be a great question. I admit that some books are hazy on reread. I blame that partly on hard drive overload. It’s time to purge some information. I couldn’t remember going to a restaurant that my hubs remembers quite clearly. Oh my–and I’m younger than him.