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Interrogating the Project of Military History |
March 10 - In an email dated a couple of days ago, Jeffrey Grey also wrote:
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trouble with blogs is that if you actually strike a chord with a reader(s),
you end up in the classic journalistic trap of having to satisfy regular
demand and meet copy deadlines. It's been a long time between drinks
again, and unless I'm the only person in the universe reading your musings
(and this I doubt), I'm wondering where the reading group and other
related issues are going. So give your thirsting and enthusiastic public
their due, and tell us more. Am I really the only reader who prompts you on this? |
Jeffrey is indeed the only reader (so far) who has prompted me to write more, although from time to time I do get emailed comments.
I myself am prompted to wonder about the readership of this blog. It seems to average about ten or fifteen hits a day, but I've no idea whether that means I have a lot of occasional readers or ten or fifteen very dedicated ones. So, if you would, dear reader: drop me a line and let me know you're reading this, and (if you like) what you think of it.
Mil gracias, as we say in Spanish 101.