Scottish dance tunes: just from a quick Google on the subject, I'd recommend talking to http://www.scottishdance.net/ http://www.scottishdance.net/ about it, pr

Scottish dance tunes: just from a quick Google on the subject, I'd recommend talking to http://www.scottishdance.net/ http://www.scottishdance.net/ about it, probably also the Scottish Arts Council, /r/scotland and so forth. Reflections on philosophical readings? /r/philosophy has 148k subscribers. 180 new meals? Write 'em up on eGullet (I've had very positive responses to my writing up foodie experiments there), /r/food, tell the massive foodie blogosphere about them. It also doesn't matter, in all cases, how large your audience is, only that they appreciate your work - at least, if you're looking to finish rather than to become famous (which I think was the purpose of this blog post). I've spent 1-2 hours worldbuilding and game desiging every week for the past 4 years for a total audience of two people: the players in my weekly RPG. That's a big enough audience to keep me motivated and keep me creating that particular work - over 200 times so far.