Right, so last week, we had a sci-fi book-picker.

Okay, a bit more than a word...

"Content is king", they used to say. The idea was if you wrote enough compelling material for your blog or website, then the readers, and search engines, couldn't help but find you and rank you well. Sounds like a great idea, right? Then why do so many people write such bad content?

No, seriously, it is.

Dearest Search Engine Optimization Experts:

It's not secret I love books.

Frankly, it's no secret that I love science-fiction books, either.  But, generally, my "To Be Read" pile is so huge I sometimes have a hard time picking which book to read next.  I've featured other book pickers in my Friday Fun posts before, but those were all generic.  So, here's a new one specifically for Sci-Fi books; BestSFBooks

No, that's not candy.

So, you may notice a bit more output here.

Frankly, some of it may be of questionable quality.  That's as planned, to be honest.
See, I've suffered from a kind of writer's block.  Not only here, in what I think of as my public, non-fiction world, but in my creative world, too.  The photography has helped that, but, not in the way or quite as much as I had hoped.  But, recently, several things that I've been reading and paying attention to all sort of came together to send me a message:

JUST WRITE!

I recently finished reading [amazon_link id="0307465357" target="_blank" ]4-Hour Work Week[/amazon_link] by Tim Ferriss.

So, yeah, I signed up for six months of Match.com again.

I guess QR codes aren't quite dead yet!