Reviews and editorials celebrating amazing moments in anime.
Automating Blog Tasks – Bring All Your Skills to the Table Every week, I publish my top five favorite posts from other bloggers. It’s a feature I call Other Posts to Crow About. My goal is to draw attention to posts my readers might like, but from blogs other than mine. I wrote a post […]
Connecting Readers to Series They’d Like At the risk of stating the obvious, Crow’s World of Anime publishes a lot of reviews. Each season, I follow several new shows one older series. At the end of the season, I publish an episode guide for each series reviewed. That’s all well and good. But how do […]
Gutenberg, Not a Word Processor What real editors should we use with Gutenberg? In my previous post in this series, “Gutenberg Doesn’t Suck as an Editor – Because It’s Not An Editor!,” I made what I think is a straight-forward observation: Gutenberg has caused so much heart-burn among creative writers precisely because it’s not designed […]
It’s Not a What? Gutenberg doesn’t suck as an editor because it’s not an editor. Or maybe I should say that it does in fact suck as an editor, but that’s to be expected because it’s not an editor? But that’s such a mouthful… Does saying Gutenberg’s not an editor sound strange to you? It […]
Why Listen to Me about the Steps to SEO? Look at that title! Sounds all authoritative and stuff. Sounds like I’m trying to be an expert or something! With all the real experts like Neil Patel in the world, why would you want to listen to my advice? Why would you want to use my […]
A Feature for Bloggers and Readers As an ani-blogger, I think it’s important to support the community whenever I can. One of the ways I do that is that every week, I compile a list of the posts that caught my attention and that I think deserve a wider audience. I call that compiled list […]
In Ancient Days I admit it. I’m a snob when it comes to editors. Before there was any such thing as WordPress, I had tried almost every word processor out there. I still have fond memories of PFS:Write; I still hate DisplayWrite 5; a part of me died when WordPerfect for DOS went under. Version […]