Top 10 most popular posts for 2010

Posted byJamie Todd Rubin

Barring any unexpected or unusual activity on the blog today, here are my top 10 blog posts for 2010 ranked in order of most hits to fewest hits:

  1. Scrivener 2.0: My month-long test drive
  2. Scrivener: The ultimate writer’s tool
  3. (Almost) Everything I learned about science I learned from Isaac Asimov
  4. Frederik Pohl v. Mark Rich
  5. A Review of C.M. Kornbluth by Mark Rich
  6. How I became a professional science fiction writer
  7. NaNoWriMo Day 20: The Win!
  8. So this guy walks into a door
  9. Fan first, writer second
  10. The SFWA Author and Editor Reception

All but 2 are writing related and the Asimov one is really tangentially related to writing. The writing stuff seems to be what people are most interested in.

Published by Jamie Todd Rubin

Jamie Todd Rubin writes fiction and nonfiction for a variety of publications including Analog, Clarkesworld, The Daily Beast, 99U, Daily Science Fiction, Lightspeed, InterGalactic Medicine Show, and several anthologies. He was featured in Lifehacker’s How I Work series. He has been blogging since 2005. By day, he manages software projects and occasionally writes code. He lives in Falls Church, Virginia with his wife and three children. Find him on Twitter at @jamietr.