How to contact a blogger on Blogspot?

[amysisson]

So far I have had zero luck on my search for anyone who has ever read a career romance novel that was not Cherry Ames or Sue Barton!

Well, not quite zero luck. I have found three different blogs, all on blogger/blogspot, by women who have sporadically reviewed some of the books I'm interested in. But I can find no option to contact these

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[carl_allery]

My brother has an old blogspot page and on it he has a 'View my complete profile' link and then on his profile page, is a box titled Contact and under this is an e-mail link. His is the only blogspot page I've seen. If it helps at all to see what I'm talking about, it's here.

http://woodlandantics.blogspot.com/

If there's no way to view their profile or there's no contact info posted there, I guess they don't want people contacting them - which seems a bit strange if they're going to the trouble of putting stuff out there for people. Perhaps they're worried about the authors coming back to them ... ;)

[romulantbonz]

Read a lot of romance and young adult books when young, but I could never get into the career romances. This was the 1960s and even then, they seemed so 1950s and too dated for me back then.

Plus - I never had the calling to be a nurse and they seemed to be "nurse" books. I wanted to go into the medical profession as a kid, but as a DOCTOR. LOL. Ahead of my time, I guess.

Have you tried an adult romance reader email list? Some of the women who read romance now might have started with career romance books.

[amysisson]

Good idea re: the romance reader e-mail list. I'll check around. :-)

Believe it or not, I believe I have a career romance about a woman doctor from the 1930s! Although I'd have to double-check to be 100% sure.... Of the two series I collect, which consist of many standalone books, nurses are less than 10% of the books -- they covered tons of different professions.

But yes, even the non-nurse ones were, shall we say, very much a product of their times!