"To Veil the Moon and Scorch the Sun": The 2024 DMR Guest Bloggerama
Putting the 2024 DMR Books Guest Bloggerama together wasn’t easy. Despite that, the guest bloggers came through triumphantly.
Read MoreThe 2024 DMR Books Guest Bloggerama Is Almost Here
Pay heed, fans of sword-and-sorcery, horror and exotic adventure! The 2024 DMR Books Guest Bloggerama draws nigh. Now in its sixth triumphant year, our 2024 Guest Bloggerama promises to be another great one, bringing back plenty of notable bloggers and authors to stand in the DMR Books shield-wall once again.
Read More"Their Mighty Deeds Thrice-Glorious...": The 2023 DMR Guest Bloggerama
This year’s DMR Bloggerama guest bloggers were few, but mighty. My thanks go out to all of them.
Read MoreBlood and Thunder For a New-Born Year: The 2022 DMR Guest Bloggerama
Overall, I have to rate this year's Guest Bloggerama as being the strongest since its inception. The 'killer elite' from the last four years--Brian Murphy, Daniel J. Davis, Chris L. Adams and Robert M. Price, is nearly the same. Meanwhile, each and every guest blogger turned in a great post. This might be the strongest Bloggerama yet.
Read MoreDespite of Day and Night and Death and Hell: The 2021 Guest Bloggerama
The last twelve months have been trying times. Yet, many came together—despite night and death and hell—to make this 2021 DMR Bloggerama another hard-fought success. I tip my horned helm and mead-horn to one and all.
Read MoreWe Happy Few: The 2020 DMR Guest Bloggerama
The 2020 DMR Guest Bloggerama has drawn to a triumphant close. Check out the Roll Call of Honor to find hyperlinks to any of the posts you might have missed.
Read MoreThe New Year's Guest Bloggerama Returns in 2020
Back in January we decided to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the DMR Books Blog with a New Year’s Guest Bloggerama. The event was a resounding success, so of course we must do it again in 2020!
Read MoreA Tip of the Helm and Mead-Horn
Well, the New Year's Guest Bloggerama is officially over. Here's my tip of the helm and mead-horn to all of the stalwart bloggers who made it possible.
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