The great thing about social networking is sharing a passion and finding other like-minded individuals. Lucky for book lovers (and authors), there are many sites especially designed to share the love of books.

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If you’ve ever been impressed by the number of followers someone has on Twitter, I have a newsflash for you: it doesn’t matter. The thing is, you can buy followers (no, I’m not kidding) sort of like buying mailing lists. How effective is buying followers?

You can add Starbucks to the list of places you can frequent now with free Wi-Fi, writers! For years we’ve loved their coffee and atmosphere but not the two-hour time limit or the Internet fees. Well those are history.

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Guest post by Penny C. Sansevieri Despite what we may think about the power and flood of information coming at us from a multitude of different places, there is still something we all crave: consistency.

RedGage allows users to import content from sites like Facebook and Twitter, thereby maximizing their networking efforts.