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How did you find your way to Authors.com?

I was thinking today about how big the internet is and the vastness of its reach. And then I pondered on how we all find our little corners of happiness on the web. Authors.com is definitely one of mine! So tell me, how did you get here initially and discover our fab community? :D

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Permalink Reply by Katie McKnight on July 20, 2013 at 9:24pm

I searched different marketing methods and the site popped up in my search thread.  I love it and promote it whenever I can.  I have met some wonderful people, participated in a fantastic book hop which increased traffic to my sites and receive wonderful advice.  I hope the site continues to build.  I do not know many authors.  The few writers I have met are set in their ways and not interested in networking.  I feel less lonely out here in the writing world with the members of this site.

Permalink Reply by K. L. Parry on July 21, 2013 at 2:11am

LOL! I can't remember that far back.

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