>> Your approximate location: Midwest of the US <<
I'm in central Illinois. :D
>> What are some of your favorite hobbies? Writing, gaming, drawing, listening to music, watching videos <<
Those are all popular on Dreamwidth. You should be able to find other folks who like them here.
>> What books or other written fandoms are you into? Mainly just The Locked Tomb, I should read more <<
You might try looking for books that overlap another of your interests. Or just get on fandomcalendar and see if anything looks fun. There is a ton of stuff on read on Dreamwidth.
>> What is your Dreamwidth blog like? Rambling and occasionally writing about my writing or writing fiction. Subject to change, it's still early <<
Lots of folks use recurring posts to organize different topics and maintain activity. If you have several things in mind, that's a thought.
>> Is your blog more personal, professional, topical, or a mix? Personal. idk how to be professional <<
Well, if you're writing about games that you're developing and plan to sell eventually, that's one kind of professional. Mine's a mix. The personal stuff is mostly gardening; the professional the Poetry Fishbowl and other writing-related things.
>> About how much time do you spend reading blogs? Not much so far, but I'll read more if/when I've found more to read <<
Re: howdy
I'm in central Illinois. :D
>> What are some of your favorite hobbies? Writing, gaming, drawing, listening to music, watching videos <<
Those are all popular on Dreamwidth. You should be able to find other folks who like them here.
>> What books or other written fandoms are you into? Mainly just The Locked Tomb, I should read more <<
You might try looking for books that overlap another of your interests. Or just get on
>> What is your Dreamwidth blog like? Rambling and occasionally writing about my writing or writing fiction. Subject to change, it's still early <<
Lots of folks use recurring posts to organize different topics and maintain activity. If you have several things in mind, that's a thought.
>> Is your blog more personal, professional, topical, or a mix? Personal. idk how to be professional <<
Well, if you're writing about games that you're developing and plan to sell eventually, that's one kind of professional. Mine's a mix. The personal stuff is mostly gardening; the professional the Poetry Fishbowl and other writing-related things.
>> About how much time do you spend reading blogs? Not much so far, but I'll read more if/when I've found more to read <<