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2014 in blogging

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To kick off the new year, we’d like to share with you data on Lady Lazarus’s activity in 2014. You may start scrolling!

Crunchy numbers

Madison Square Garden can seat 20,000 people for a concert. This blog was viewed about 63,000 times in 2014. If it were a concert at Madison Square Garden, it would take about 3 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

There were 55 pictures uploaded, taking up a total of 7 MB. That's about a picture per week.

The busiest day of the year was February 19th with 816 views. The most popular post that day was Domestikia.

: Domestikia (1/6)

: Domestikia (2/6)

: Domestikia (3/6)

: Domestikia (4/6)

: Domestikia (5/6)

: Domestikia (6/6)

: Jayne Mansfield: publicity whore, rumoured Satanist, Hollywood sex goddess.

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (1/6)

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (2/6)

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (3/6)

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (4/6)

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (5/6)

: The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. (6/6)

: "Ero guro nansensu": the dark, disturbed grandchildren of Japan's era of decadence. (1/3)

: "Ero guro nansensu": the dark, disturbed grandchildren of Japan's era of decadence. (2/3)

: "Ero guro nansensu": the dark, disturbed grandchildren of Japan's era of decadence. (3/3)

: The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt (1/4)

: The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt (2/4)

: The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt (3/4)

: The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt (4/4)

: The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype. (1/2)

: The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype. (2/2)

: My Demon Lover: the mythology of the incubus. (1/2)

: My Demon Lover: the mythology of the incubus. (2/2)

: Dollhouse (1/6)

: Dollhouse (2/6)

: Dollhouse (3/6)

: Dollhouse (4/6)

: Dollhouse (5/6)

: Dollhouse (6/6)

: Artist's CV

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (1/6)

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (2/6)

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (3/6)

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (4/6)

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (5/6)

: The Erotic-Grotesque Art of Toshio Saeki. (6/6)

: "Blueprints", group show at Centre 3 (1/4)

: "Blueprints", group show at Centre 3 (2/4)

: "Blueprints", group show at Centre 3 (3/4)

: "Blueprints", group show at Centre 3 (4/4)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (1/6)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (2/6)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (3/6)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (4/6)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (5/6)

: The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death (6/6)

: Hallowe’en Night divination game. (1/3)

: Hallowe’en Night divination game. (2/3)

: Hallowe’en Night divination game. (3/3)

: Lady Lazarus's 2014 Halloween List: Scary Movie Moments. (1/3)

: Lady Lazarus's 2014 Halloween List: Scary Movie Moments. (2/3)

: Lady Lazarus's 2014 Halloween List: Scary Movie Moments. (3/3)

Posting Patterns

In 2014, there were 21 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 133 posts.

Longest Streak

2 days

2 June - 3 June

Best Day

Wednesday / Friday

with 5 posts total

Attractions in 2014

These are the posts that got the most views on Lady Lazarus in 2014.

1 Jayne Mansfield: publicity whore, rumoured Satanist, Hollywood sex goddess. 2 comments July 2011
2 The art of Hannah Wilke: 'Feminist Narcissism' and the reclamation of the erotic body. 16 comments December 2010
3 "Ero guro nansensu": the dark, disturbed grandchildren of Japan's era of decadence. 2 comments December 2012
4 The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt 3 comments September 2010
5 The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype. 5 comments May 2012

How did they find this blog?

The top referring sites in 2014 were:

Where did they come from?

That's 161 countries in all!
Most visitors came from The United States. United Kingdom & Canada were not far behind.

Who were they?

The most commented on post in 2014 was Walking loop for Toronto Alice

These were the 5 most active commenters on this blog:

1 Soha Saghazadeh 2 comments
2 frivolousfiction 1 comment
3 lizardpudding 1 comment
4 mainlyblue 1 comment
5 Gabriela 1 comment

See you in 2015

Thanks for flying with WordPress.com in 2014. We look forward to serving you again in 2015! Happy New Year!

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