Link your New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut posts here! Click here for the genre post linkup.
To qualify, books must be read between January 1 and December 31, 2016, and must be posted about publicly in some way (blog post, Goodreads, Amazon, etc.). A substantial part of the book must take place in at least one of the six New England states. In the case of poetry, the poet should be strongly associated with or draw inspiration from the region.
Posts that qualify for multiple categories should only be linked in one.
New Hampshire Posts
Maine Posts
Vermont Posts
Massachusetts Posts
Rhode Island Posts
Connecticut Posts
Oh I love this new linkup format Lory! I’m gonna have to learn how to make one of these 🙂 I just posted a MA review. I already visited a couple of reviews. I’m off to visit the rest.
Glad you like it! Just a note: for challenge purposes, you should pick what category you want your reviews to belong in, and only link them in that category. So “Sanctum” and “Fury’s Kiss” should go in either fiction, or their respective states, but not both. Let me know which you would choose, and I can delete the others.
Oh sorry about that! Let’s keep them in states. Thx Lory
Done – sorry if it was confusing. Thank you for linking! 🙂
Posted my review for Midwives for the Vermont seleciton.
Ooh, I really want to read that one! Checking out your review now…
Tried to enter: Avid Series Reader (A Deadly Vineyard Holiday)
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1673248497
for MA
webpage will not allow it.
Oh dear, more technical difficulties. I think it WAS working last time I tested, so let’s do what it says and try again later.
Can you try again now? It’s supposed to be fixed but needs testing. Let me know if it still doesn’t work.
Posted a Massachusetts review.
Thanks Penni!
Hmm, still haven’t got the better of Mr Linky, with New Hampshire this time: Phyllis Edgerly Ring’s The Munich Girl is both by a New Hampshire author and partially set in that state.
Woops, messed up again. Less a technophobe than plain incompetent …
Thanks for linking, Chris! I updated the first link to include the book title, and deleted the second one. Does that help?
Yes, it does, thank you! 🙂
Just reviewed Joan Aiken’s Night Birds on Nantucket, my second Massachusetts RNE read; a rambling series of posts on the background to the novel will soon be following!
Hooray!
Hi Lory,
Ha, after all this time I made a mistake and put in a Lovecraft title, instead of the Connecticut title. Can you fix it? Sorry about this extra work.
It’s actually super easy to do, Laurie – no worries! Thanks for linking up.