You're more likely to sound enthusiastic and excited about a topic your keen on, so you're more likely to hold your reader's interest. The sky's the limit. As you might imagine, there's no shortage of hobby-related pages on the World Wide Web. You'll find info on everything from amateur radio to beekeeping to woodworking. The link below transports you to a genealogy page put together by readers Lisa Reed Boyer and Martha Kounse.
Hobby pages abound on the Web.
The quality, as you might expect runs the gamut from professional to pathetic, from slick to sick. But the good ones are very good, with well-written articles, handsome graphics, and some unique approaches to the whole magazine thing. There are, literally, hundreds of e-zines out there, so there's no shortage of reading material. Nobody's quite sure why they need a Web site, but they're happy to put one up, just in case something BIG happens one of these days. Hey, who can blame them.