Goodreads Authors
John Piper's blog:

This is a gentle pushback on a popular slogan.
There is truth in saying, “love is a choice” or “ love is a decision.” It is true that if you don’t feel like doing good to your neighbor love will incline you to “choose” to do it anyway. If you feel like getting a divorce, love will incline you to “...
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Nicole Kimberling's blog:
But figurin... Read more of this blog post »
Lee Brazil's blog:
again.
Getting to be a
habit, but a very nice one.
This writing lark
is exciting you know. From a tiny idea that springs up from goodness knows
where; to finding I have (or don't) a title, and writing the first line, the
adrenaline rush begins. Then it's a case of trying to keep my han... Read more of this blog post »
Hayley B. James's blog:
Nenia Campbell's blog:
When I first began, I sold maybe one book every other day if I was lucky. Now I am consistently(!) selling books to new and lovely readers.
So thank you. I know I say that a lot, but I am always being reminded by how lucky I am... Read more of this blog post »
Jennifer L. Armentrout's blog:
Many years ago, in a far off land called West Virginia, my mom had a baby girl named me on June 11th and afterward, she was like this

And baby Jen was all like:

My earlier years as a toddler looked a lot like this:

And a little of this:

Cuz things were confusing as a toddler I imagine.
Then I grad...
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Julianna Baggott's blog:
My father, Bill Baggott, is a young man -- maybe 18 or 20. He takes a girl on a date. They drive out to some water where there are gambling boats -- slots and stuff. He has almost no money. He tells the girl that he doesn't gamble. "It's not fair," he says.
"Not fair?" the girl asks.
"I'm lucky.... Read more of this blog post »
Carl Elliott's blog:
Read more of this blog post »Dear Ethicator,
I am a hard-working, dedicated researcher at one of our country's top pharmaceutical labs. We're working on a promising new antidepressant and we're pretty excited. You didn't hear this from me, but the side effects profile is pretty sweet: Euphoria, bursts of extreme productiv...
C.C. Hunter's blog:
What’s in a name? What’s in a title? I know it’s important to readers, but how about authors? Can a title influence the plot or the heart of the story? Does a title influence a writer? Hmm?
I say . . . heck yes. The reason I say this is because, originally, Shadow Falls wasn’t the series title. As...
Natasha Deen's blog:
The e-book versions of True Grime, True Grime 2, and the Sneakers anthology are now FREE for summer!
1) Go to smashwords.com
2) Enter “Natasha Deen” in the search box
3) Download!
Marie Lu's blog:

So. Let’s talk witches. Fantasy. Hot boys who are actually (gasp) also good boys. Beautiful dresses. Oracles. Sisters. Magic. Plot twists. Heartbreak.
All words to describe STAR CURSED, the second book in Jessica Spotswood’s CAHILL WITCH CHRONICLES trilogy. (The first book, by the way, is BORN WIC... Read more of this blog post »
Erastes's blog:
Sharon Lathan's blog:

This past month I was the participant in a number of events with prizes galore up for grabs. So many, in fact, that rather than adding a post for each contest, I waited to get all the final results before announcing. Now I can do that! So, without further ado…..
Tanya Maturino
Grand Prize winner...
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Linda Kage's blog:
I had tried to come up with a new title before submitting it to publishers. One of my beta readers thought it needed s... Read more of this blog post »
Mary Victoria's blog:
The adage might be 'do much of one thing, not many things,' but unfortunately I am firmly in 'multa' mode at the moment and have many small items of news to report.
Item the first: I have finished an iteration of my latest manuscript and sent it to my agent - huzzah! It's under 90000 words, a far...
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Jane Oldaker's blog:
A Day at the Office or The Bastard
All she wants is to spend the day with her beloved husband. Instead she's going to spend it at the office, another day sacrificed to the toxic reign of The Bastard.
A short story examining the ruinous... Read more of this blog post »
Erika Robuck's blog:
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I’ve just returned from a multi-city book tour. There were happy meetings and reunions, great Q&A sessions, bookstores converted to speakeasies, and at the last stop, a basket of champagne and strawberries from my publisher. I enjoy posting photos from readings and cities I visit to support...
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Rachel Neumeier's blog:
Because you really mustn’t make fun of the renowned author Dan Brown.
Ah, it’s good to have confirmation that there’s no reason to ever, ever bother reading The Da Vinci Code, no matter how many other people loved it.
Tracie Peterson's blog:

Hilton Head Beach, South Carolina It's summertime! Time for vacations and stay-vacations and everything in between.
If you could travel anywhere this summer, all expenses paid, where would you go? South of France? Disneyland? A patisserie in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower?
Would you climb Machu... Read more of this blog post »
Augusta Li's blog:
Patrick Harford sees hope as magical and beautiful, too delicate to hold—and everything in his life has proved him right. An unhealthy home leaves him hiding in the shadows as he tries to come to terms with his sexuality.
Patrick finds solace among the performers at the Allegaheny Mountains Renais...
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Riawani Elyta's blog:
Cari Quinn's blog:
Eloisa James's blog:
• June 18, 2013
My readers have put Once Upon a Tower on the New York Times bestseller list! I’m so honored and pleased. It was a great week — I had a lot of fun on tour and got this wonderful news when I was in a fabulous chocolate shop with a group of readers from my BookClub!
Josie Brown's blog:
EXCERPT
“You are
older looking than your online dating photo, Nadia,” General Melmud Massoud
Shammam says as he scrutinizes me from top to bottom.
In fact, it’s
my bottom that fascinates him the most. To my chagrin, he holds up one of my
dati...
Beth Revis's blog:

Star Cursed
By Jessica Spotswood
Author Website
More info
I adore Jess--she's one of my favorite people. ANDshe writes wonderful books. This is the second in the Cahill Wit... Read more of this blog post »
Steven Saus's blog:
Spreading the word about What Fates Impose is probably the best way (after supporting on Kickstarter) you can help us get the anthology funded. We made it really easy for you to share it with your social media circles - just go to http://bit.ly/s...
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Todd Klein's blog:
Image © DC Comics, Inc.
Another big crossover thing is about to begin, but this issue is still entertaining and does not feel like part of a story with things missing. Despero is on the JL satellite and looking for the “real” Justice League, but finding only the newbies, who are definitely not r...
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Jeffrey W. Kern's blog:
Max Nemtsov's blog:

Thomas Pynchon Returns to New York, Where He's Always Been
а у нас, меж тем, сенсация: найдена еще одна, доселе не известная фотография ТРП в юности. цветная. вот она, наслаждайтесь - и не забудьте проиллюстрировать ею свою следующую статью об этом авторе

ну и песенка по случаю:
и ее ковер
* * *
а тем... Read more of this blog post »
Paul Cornell's blog:
Michael Fogus's blog:
Stephen Renneberg's blog:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18...
More ebook outlets will appear in the next few weeks. As new outlets become active, they will be listed on:
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Derrolyn Anderson's blog:
Martin Edwards's blog:
Ryan Field's blog:
Joely Sue Burkhart's blog:
Every year I hope this summer will be different. I start out good. And then the summer blahs hit.
Maybe it’s the soaring temps (although not this year – it’s been rather cool and rainy). Maybe it’s the kids being out of school. They stay up super late, so I don’t sleep as well. I’m tempted to stay...
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Jon Acuff's blog:
Recently I did a post about noticing typos in the worship music. The comments on that post were funnier than the post. Here are the best, completely real, typos people have noticed at church:
1. “Lord, You are more precious than silver… Lord, You are more costly than golf.”
2. Easter. The line was...
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Melissa Schroeder's blog:
Good Tuesday Morning, everyone! I just wanted to let you know about my latest reissues. These are both short stories and priced at .99 a piece exclusively at Amazon.
TEMPTING PRUDENCE

From the time of Arthur and Camelot, she has traveled the world, dispensing her magical swe...
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Keris Stainton's blog:
I (finally) started the rewrite of Cherry Season yesterday. (But shush, don’t get too excited, we might scare it away.) So I won’t be blogging til I finish it. I mean, I know I’m blogging now, but I’m only blogging to say I won’t be blogging so that’s fine, obviously. (And now that I’ve just watc...
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Lois H. Gresh's blog:
Below is the Table of Contents of THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS COMPANION: City of Bones, Shadowhunters, and The Sight: The Unauthorized Guide.
The book is now available in fine bookstores everywhere.
(St. Martin’s Press, June 2013)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1. Whic...
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David Niall Wilson's blog:
I spend far too much time on trivialities in this blog, ignoring what it should truly be about. Words. Stories, creation and art – the ups and downs of the particular life behind my own stories. Some things matter more than others, and today, I have decided, is a very good day.
First, unrelated to...
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