Twitter is a great spot to ask for more blogs to follow. One thing I have noticed is that many ask for SFF blogs because they can’t quite find what they want. The book blogging world is quite vast. So I decided to help out by creating a masterlist/directory.
Last year I was planning on creating a directory with all book bloggers, blogging events, tags, reoccuring readathons for everyone to browse. But honestly, I don’t have the time, and certainly not all of the skills lol. But I can certainly create a ‘tiny’ masterlist for on the blog right?
Add Me to the SFF Blogger Masterlist
As you might notice I have added a question on how much SFF you think you have on your blog. I thought long and hard about this but I don’t think it is right for me to dictate what makes a SFF blog. I did add in the question so people know how much they can expect from you.
Please don’t assume that I have or will add you on the list. This is something for yourself to choose whether or not you want to be on a list like this.
A Dance With Books 
When I started reading this post, my first thought was “Hmm, I am SFF enough to be in a directory of SFF blogs?” So I appreciate you leaving room for self-definition and varying levels of SFF content. Thanks for hosting this list, I look forward to finding many more new-to-me blogs 🙂
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Yeah I thought about that portion for a while to be honest. It just didn’t feel right to dictate what an SFF blog means to someone else.
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I love this idea! Looking forward to seeing the list, can never have enough SFF blogs to follow
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Thank you so much! I’ve happily filled out the form – I was trying to sort out my percentages – I think I was about accurate – its hard to know really, as I read such a wide spectrum of stories every year but at the heart of what I love to read Speculative Fiction (ie. Science Fiction, Fantasy & Cosy Horror) are definitely key interests plus I regularly join #SciFiMonth & I co-host #WyrdAndWonder bi-annually. Such a wicked sweet project and I am thankful to be on ‘the list’.
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Great idea, Annemieke! I’m going to sign up😁
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This is so cool of you to do! I filled it out and shared it on Twitter!
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I added my name and shared on Twitter, too. I hope the masterlist will be ready to share soon.
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Such a good idea. I wanted such a list when I started blogging.
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This is a cool idea! Can’t wait to see the list- this’ll be an awesome resource!
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I like the perspective of “how much SFF is on your blog”? I don’t think that I have a SFF blog, even though I read majority SFF. I don’t post enough SFF-related content to consider my blog SFF focused, though. I like being all over the place.
I look forward to stalking new blogs from this list. Thanks for putting it together!
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Yeah I thought about that for a while but it didnt feel right to dictate it for others. And it is also why I want people to put themselves on because again, I can’t dictate for others how they view their blog and neither can others.
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I love it. How can I see the whole list? I’d love to start following some new bloggers!
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Right now I am still setting up the list. I have had a lot of things going on and not a lot of time to work on the list next to the blog. But I will soon.
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I can relate so hard to that. Times are so weird and my brain isn’t always interested in doing what I’d like it to. Don’t beat yourself up about it — when you get to it, you get to it! ❤
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I love this idea! Plus, it’s a great way to find more bloggers whose reading interests might be the same as yours. :3 Goodness knows I love following other SFF bloggers, even if my TBR hates it.
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