List of bloggers for Fanstravaganza 2 at the bottom of the page
The second annual FanstRAvaganza has come and gone. For the last two years it has occurred for a week in March (although I had a little glitch and extended my posts). It was such fun that I’m leaving this page for others to enjoy. What is it? An event where bloggers post for a week on various and sundry goodness about Richard Armitage and his fans. The first FanstRAvaganza in 2010 was a lot of fun and had a little something to do with me entering the RA blogosphere. I suspect it had the same effect on several others. Perhaps this year we’ll see an explosion?
Some have asked how is this different from any other week on the blogs? It’s different in a few ways. Most important is that it overtly promotes community and yet diversity in the RA blogosphere while promoting Richard Armitage. Also, not everyone who is part of this event blogs about him almost non-stop. There are some who only blog about him occasionally, and there are some who are new bloggers. This is a chance for their presence in the RA universe to become known or perhaps a little more known to you. But for me as an almost non-stop RA blogger, this year’s event was a chance to engage and highlight fans more than usual. I covered the topic of Richard Armitage’s voice work and also featured the voices of some fans.
My posts:
Are You Sick of Hearing about FanstRAvaganza?
Some of these posts were before the event, so yes, there are a lot of them.
Last year included the bloggers listed below, and CDoart put together a great snapshot of all the bloggers and posts here!
Mulubinba at An RA Viewer’s Perspective
Judiang at Confessions of a Watcher
Sarah Pawley at From the Quill Tip
Natalie at Richard Armitage Fan Blog
bccmee at Richard Armitage Vids & Graphics
Musa at White Rose: Sincere and Simple Thoughts
and yours truly, Frenz.
A big thank you to Nat at Richard Armitage Fan Blog for organizing the event.
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