July 14, 2015 
sharon 
Per a suggestion from one of you wonderful commenters, we’ve done a little housekeeping on the What We’re Reading list of links found over to the right. And now that the out-of-date and “ghost town” blogs are gone, we have some space to add new ones!
Our list already includes many important industry resources. Like Publishers Marketplace, where you can research agents and editors, and GalleyCat, where you can find the hottest breaking news on digital and print publishing. We keep links there to big thinkers and sassy reviewers, to breaking news and conversation starters. You’ll even find our other agencies over there, because everyone’s better off when we’re all sharing what we know.
What are we missing? We want you to help us find the newest and most exciting literary sites on the web. So let me know in the comments below – where do you go for the most up-to-date book news? (BESIDES the fantastic DGLM blog, RIGHT?!) Where do you find new books to read or catch up on the latest industry gossip? What sites offer the best fun for a bookish lifestyle?
I’ve had fun (and the occasional useful tip) from Anne Rice’s Facebook page, which she runs as a sort of floating card game blog center-plugs her own stuff a lot, but shouts out to up-and-coming writers and news of the moment. Also Hello Giggles which is a blog for girls (YA writers should follow this one) that’s amusing but PC to the point that no matter how ridiculous anyone’s being (This Brave Blue-Haired 6-year old takes a stand for {whomever} rights!!!) it’s considering of absolute seriousness-rather like one of those also-ran children’s
sports events where all the kids get a prize just for showing up. And YA Highway, although posting a comment is a pretty user-hostile process. Good blogs are hard to find these days; as someone or other said awhile back, “Twitter is where people who have nothing interesting to say can say it in 140 characters or less…” Anyone even marginally interested in this game should be required by law to follow the DGLM blog whether they have plans to put a trading boat ashore or not, of course…