May we introduce Kings River Life online magazine? They are part of our popular worldwide blogging series and our first online magazine! We know you will enjoy meeting them and reading about these cool and fun people.
Lorie Speaks for Kings River Life
Where in the world are Kings River Life?
Reedley, CA-we are right in the middle of the state halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
What is your favourite part of creating an online Magazine?
Being able to post articles that make a difference–whether for animal rescue, supporting the arts, supporting the LGBT+ community, or informing people about the Syrian refugees.
What kind of readership have you discovered enjoys visiting Kings River Life?
Well we have readers all over the world, though mostly in the US. I think most of our readers are probably over 40, are animal lovers, have a love for the arts, and are readers (especially mystery readers).
What are the joys and challenges of being a website with a worldwide reach?
The joys are pretty much the same as I said above–being able to make a difference. But it is also a great feeling when you get thanks from not only readers who are moved or informed by something, but also from the subjects of our posts who appreciate us taking the time to share about their book, rescue, event, etc.
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Why is the biggest challenge running the Kings River Life blog?
The biggest challenge is time. We are all volunteer, so we are all juggling day jobs and lives while trying to put each issue together. I have to wear many hats and sometimes it’s stressful. And also getting the word out that we are out there with little to no money to advertise.
Will you suggest some of your favourite posts for our readers to discover more about you?
For one I would say anything in our animal rescue section. We have several animal rescues with their own columns where they share things that have happened, needs, and stories of those animals they have rescued and who are in need of a home.
- Our feral cat post Yoyo – is special.
- Readers can also check the pet section for cats and dogs here.
- This is one of many articles about the Syrian refugees
- or our News Updates or even the Phantom of the Opera.
Kings River Life Home of the Mystery Novel!
KRL also review a lot of mystery novels each week. This was a favorite of many of our readers. A doggy mystery by E J Copperman.
Thank you Lori for spotlighting a cool online magazine and we hope you will all pop over and check out Yoyo, the cats and dogs stories or the host of other delights ready for your browsing pleasure.
Marjorie Dawson (Whskr)
Movie Maker, Picture Taker & Cat Lover
Marjorie is an established blogger who is an award winner at the Cat Writers Association, and a finalist in writing and video categories of the BlogPaws® Nose to Nose Awards. She is based in New Zealand and reaches worldwide.
Great interview, Dash Kitten! I love Kings River Life Magazine! I have written a few articles for KRL, and reviews of my books are in there! Lorie is so supportive of pets, bloggers, and jumped right on board for my #LiveGibStrong K-9 Epilepsy blog hop in March for Purple Day for Epilepsy, for which I was so grateful.
That sounds like a good magazine ! Purrs
WoW! We did not know about Kings River Life Magazine! It sounds so cool and interesting, we will pop over and have a look! Thanks so much for telling us about them! And Willow is cute.
Purrs
Marv
We love Cat House on the Kings! We never knew about this magazine, though, so thank you for sharing!
This is pawsome! We know about the Cat House on The Kings and follow the but never heard of the magazine!
Purrs & Head Bonks,
Alberto, The Tribe of Five
Sounds like my kind of magazine, I am over 40 and love animals 🙂
What a wonderful sounding blog/on line magazine. And a fine mix of content too. I especially like the fact they do book reviews, so will be visiting shortly to see what they have to says, as we do like a good mystery and recommendation.
Toodle pip and purrs
ERin