January: Tell Not Show, a writing craft post.
February: My Favorite Girls Dressed As Boys (Fantasy Edition), which continues to get visits along with its companion post from September 2009, The Romance Edition.
March: Why Not 20th Century Historicals? The first view of the Alison's Wonderland cover was close behind. People like pretty pictures!
April: Slow Writers Anonymous. Author Gwynne Garfinkle's post on Researching the 1970s was close behind.
May: Combined posts (the Brontë tag) on my reread of Jane Eyre. Various individual posts on that set were also in the top ten for the month.
June: Evie Byrne's guest post on On the Female Vampire.
July: Eroticism in To Have & To Hold by Patricia Gaffney.
The top posts for August were news rather than topical posts: my announcement that I was writing a steampunk Western, and my reports on the 2010 RWA Conference.
If you had a different favorite, let me know in comments!
It's always interesting to see what bring people to your blog. One I did on the hawk as totem two years ago is still one of my most popular posts.
ReplyDeleteI've noticed that, too - some posts seem to have "legs" and keep getting hits long after they were originally posted.
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