With this in mind, I have a goal on bringing people back to the site or at site (I have considered moving the site to the top of the domain.  That will likely mean new postcasts or other works on the site.  I have a short story written and recorded in the Shadow Hunter series, Shalli’s last mission as a Hunter.  I also have two more sections for the Exiled series (the follow ups to Buried in the Sand), written which I will likely start podcasting at some point hopefully soon.  Still need to set a schedule for recording and writing.

I will also being posting and writing about other things.  I have a couple of books that I have read recently and may put up reviews on those.  I also got an E-reader and may have comments on that as well.  I hope that those that have stayed subscribed will continue to stay with me as I rebuild this site.  I hope other that have left return and then new people come and join us here as I set a new path.

I have been blogging for since 2003 when I started back up with writing. A lot has change in that time for me, I have moved my site from the White Wall to here at Never Was in 2006 with the launch of my Podcast.

Here is my list of nominees for the Thinking Blogger Award:

1. Michael Geist – If your a writer (even if your not Canadian) his knowledge and insite into copyright is priceless.
2. Lifehacker – Because if there is an easier/better way to do something sooner of later it will turn up here.
3. Mark Blevis – For his support of the Canadian Podcast community.
4. Wil Weaton – If your a geek so is he (and no he is not Wesley Crusher he just play him on TV)
5. Start Writing Now – Why read about one writers experiences when you can ready about several.  Great insite on writing with a life.

I would have added Scott Sigler and J.C. Hutchins but they aren’t blogger per say but their impact to writing and podcasting is too large for words

Here are the rules of participation:

1. If, and only if, you get tagged, write a post with links to 5 blogs that make you think,
2. Link to this post so that people can easily find the exact origin of the meme,
3. Optional: Proudly display the “Thinking Blogger Award” with a link to the post that you wrote.