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A Following by Luke Cowling.

I have decided to move away from Bookbub as my platform for engaging readers and sharing thoughts, and whilst my motivations are numerous and quite strong, they aren't really relevant to you.

What is relevant however is platform that I have decided to move to, which is Goodreads. This blog and that Goodreads profile will be the best platform, moving forward, to engage with myself and the writing and reading community I interact with as a whole.

I'll be the first to admit my social media aptitude is pretty poor. But thankfully their website does most of the legwork for me. So if you're interested in getting reviews, opinions and general tidbits of works, feel free to engage with myself on Goodreads. I've also provided a link in this blog post to that profile, and you'll notice that the social media links on the home page of the blog have changed also.

Enjoying Tolkien with Noah, sometime early 2019.

As always, thank you for the continued support and I look forward to the new year and sharing what I have,

LPC.

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