Top Ten Posts for 2021 - Most Visited.

 

What a fantastic year it has been for the Scribbler with terrific guests.

All my guests are special. 

All my visitors and readers are special. They are the ones who make the blog as popular as it is. I am thankful for each and everyone of you. They are the reason for the numbers being as they are.

Someone asked me, "Why do you go to all the work of having different guest on your blog?"

The reason is simple (and a cliché) - I want everybody to succeed. If I can help authors or other creatives reach a new audience, it makes me happy. We all need each other.

Most of my guest are appreciative and express their gratitude by sharing my work or warm friendly notes expressing their thanks. It makes it all worth it.

So follow the list to see which posts had the most visitors and click on the links to discover why.

#1. Jane Risdon. August 14th.

Visits - 467

Please go HERE. 

#2. Autumn Paths. September 18th.

Visits 411

Please go HERE.

#3. Jennifer McGrath. February 13th.

Visits 389

Please go HERE.

#4. Marjorie Mallon. June 19th.

Visits 369

Please go HERE.

#5. Diane McGyver. January 9th.

Visits 367

Please go HERE.

#6. Guglielmo D'Izzia. March 20th

Visits 356

Please go HERE.

#7. Chuck Bowie. March 13th

Visits 351

Please go HERE.

#8. Hannah State. February 27th.

Visits 350

Please go HERE.

#9. Susan Bernhardt. April 10th.

Visits 260.

Please go HERE.

#10. Jane Tims & Roger Moore. May 15th.

Visits 259

Please go HERE.

Interesting Notes.

Five Authors are from New Brunswick.

Two are from Great Britain.

One from Nova Scotia.

One from Toronto.

One from Wisconsin, USA.

Chuck Bowie has been the most frequent guest for a total of six times. 

Roger Moore three times

Susan Bernhardt twice.

I thank you all for being my guests. I wish you continued success.

Exciting News!

I will be publishing my newest work on January 15th. A novella titled -

Father.

In will be available exclusively as an eBook on the Scribbler at first.

Watch for details. You can follow this link for updates.

Cover reveal coming soon.

Watch the Scribbler next week - December 25th - with an exclusive interview the Real Mrs. Claus. She's not the lady you've been led to believe.