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April 14th, 2009

Book Glutton makes Writer’s Digest top site list

Having met the Gluttoneers at the O’Reilly conference, I really had to smile when I saw their good fortune. I’m sure they won’t mind my reprinting this from their blog:

The May/June issue of Writer’s Digest has honored us in its new List of 101 Best Websites for Writers! This is great news - last year there were over 2100 entries to consider, so we know we’re in good company. BookGlutton is listed in the writing community section. The article isn’t currently online, but you can find it by heading to your nearest local bookstore and grabbing a copy. Heck, grab two. We did.

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