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Zorlone is Top Commentator of the Month
by Jan Geronimo on June 2, 2009
Doc Z, the creative writer behind Zorlone, is this blog’s Top Commentator for May.
Doc Z spearheads the guys who keep me on my toes in the dead of the night with their deep, funny, and very engaging conversations. They are all responsible for my sleep deprivation and the laugh lines in my face. Here are the people who made it to the top 10 commentators for May.
1. Doc Z of Zorlone
2. Roy The Struggling Blogger
3. Luke of A Walk in the Dark
4. Holly of Do I Have to Spell It Out
5. Elmot of Animotivation
6. Fedhz of Home Buddies
7. Fifi of I Heart Tibby
8. Yatot of The Yatot Chronicles
9. Jena Isle of Gewgaw Writings
10. Bingkee of I Love-Hate America
Meet Doc Z or Doc Zayden
I don’t know where he gets the time to juggle his work as a physician, chase his creative muse and spice up the comment section of this blog with his impish wit and good humor. I have a good feeling I can leave the reins of this blog to him and take a vacation. He’s that good a friend and writer.
Here are my favorite poems from his creative collection:
* The Ice King’s Vow
* Friendly Betrayal
Among his short fiction Insanity Road is my favorite. The protagonist’s name is Jan who drives a car and has an Ipod and has a healthy appetite to dominate the world – nope, I made that up. It strikes me as true creative work because all of it has nothing to do with me. A creative leap of faith! I also love the O. Henry twist of the story’s ending.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez book for Doc Z
For his contribution in making this blog come alive, I’m giving him a book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. You can take your pick, Doc Z: Will it be One Hundred Years of Solitude? Or Chronicle of a Death Foretold. Kindly send me your mailing address so I can send this first thing in the morning.
Q and A with Doc Z
What does blog commenting mean to you?
It means getting in touch with the blogger – sharing thoughts, emotions and what-nots. There are different types of comments such as appreciation, criticisms, and greetings. I would prefer to have a diversity of comments on my posts. But as you know most of my posts are poems so I encourage the reader to pour out his/her emotions about what he/she reads.
Any wonderful blog commenting experience?
Not exactly sure that it’s an anecdote, but Jena Isle keeps telling me to keep my feet planted on the ground. Humility. I plan on sticking to that.
What do you remember most – and why is it important to you?
The above lesson is important because it reminds me where I come from. The horizon is brighter and more promising if you know where you come from. Well, that’s just me.
Have you had an argument with any blog author?
I can’t exactly say that I had a clash with my fellow writer. No blogger has done that – not to my face anyway. Maybe, but I haven’t known about it. I can’t say that I directly clashed with anyone.
Do you have a funny story about blog commenting?
Something that made me laugh? Well, it was Roy and Holly. Roy said, Doc Z you can write about anything. Then Holly said, Doc Z, if Roy is right, I challenge you to write an ode to a roadkill.
Update on Top Commentator Award
This sucks, I know, but the top commentator award will be until the end of June only. As I said previously, I’d be saving up for the upkeep of this blog. I intend to keep this blog going for as long as I possibly can. I need to watch every centavo. If, however, a manna from heaven or from anywhere falls on my lap I’d be happy to share it with you. That’s a promise.
Over to you, guys. Tell us your blog commenting stories. Are you getting some headway in your blog commenting strategy? Pissed off any blog author lately? Discovered a kindred soul in your blog hopping trips?
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