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Marina Simcoe's blog:
April Book Fair!
<3 Spring Book Fair <3 Lots of PNR book for $2.99 and less!
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Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
A Bewitching Friday
Interview: AetherBorn by Alexis N. Sage
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TUDOR ROSE by W.H. Doyle **Guest Post: Life in Tudor England -- Excerpt -- Giveaway**https://jbbookworms.blogspot.com/2019...
Viking’s Ransom Viking Ancestors Rise of the Dragon Book 4 Sky Purington
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TUDOR ROSE by W.H. Doyle **Guest Post: Life in Tudor England -- Excerpt -- Giveaway**https://jbbookworms.blogspot.com/2019...
Viking’s Ransom Viking Ancestors Rise of the Dragon Book 4 Sky Purington
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Blake Pierce's blog:
IF SHE HID (A Kate Wise Mystery—Book 4)
Hi guys,
I am thrilled to announce that IF SHE HID (A Kate Wise Mystery—Book 4) is now available on all etailers! Here are the links!
AMAZON
https://www.amazon.com/She-Hid-Kate-W...
GOOGLE PLAY
https://play.google.com/store/books/d...
KOBO
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/if-s...
iBOOKS/APPLE
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I am thrilled to announce that IF SHE HID (A Kate Wise Mystery—Book 4) is now available on all etailers! Here are the links!
AMAZON
https://www.amazon.com/She-Hid-Kate-W...
GOOGLE PLAY
https://play.google.com/store/books/d...
KOBO
https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/if-s...
iBOOKS/APPLE
https://itun... Read more of this blog post »
F. Scott Andison's blog:
Towering Giants
Towering giants
Like a maze
Surround me at every turn
Their fearsome faces menace
With each impatient shuffle
A terrifying panic
Will one step on me
out of accident
or malice?
They can crush me, if they want
Being nothing
Feeling nothing
They are with you
They are with me
Our own creations
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Like a maze
Surround me at every turn
Their fearsome faces menace
With each impatient shuffle
A terrifying panic
Will one step on me
out of accident
or malice?
They can crush me, if they want
Being nothing
Feeling nothing
They are with you
They are with me
Our own creations
Creations on Creatio... Read more of this blog post »
Whitney McKendree Moore's blog:
Revelation?
I’ve had a revelation about my 72nd birthday: it’s not me turning 72; it’s that I have completed 72 years. Apparently, I’ve spent my whole life thinking I was a year younger than I actually was/am. Chime in if you care to share!
This image was posted on Twitter by Writer Writer.
The post Revelation...
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Shelby Leigh's blog:
changing with the tides is out now!
hi everyone! today is the day. my second poetry collection, changing with the tides, is now available and i am so excited for you to read it. thank you to anyone who supports my work! i hope you enjoy. happy reading! https://www.shelbyleigh.co/books
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Rachel Thomas's blog:
Sam Kates's blog:
What Big Teeth You Have, Grammar - Part 3
A not-too-serious look at some grammar 'rules'
http://samkates.co.uk/2019/04/19/gram...
http://samkates.co.uk/2019/04/19/gram...
Mary Catelli's blog:
O Sacred Head, surrounded
O Sacred Head, surrounded
By crown of piercing thorn!
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Anthony Regolino's blog:
Sci-Fi Terminology Tip
Sci-fi writers, know the difference between a meteor, meteorite, and meteoroid? No, it's not about size, it's about . . . Location, Location, Location!
When it is out in the vacuum of space, it is a meteoroid; as it burns up in the atmosphere, creating a tail, it is a meteor (a.k.a., a shooting st... Read more of this blog post »
When it is out in the vacuum of space, it is a meteoroid; as it burns up in the atmosphere, creating a tail, it is a meteor (a.k.a., a shooting st... Read more of this blog post »
Martin Bodek's blog:
My Pesach Vinch (Passover Wishes)
My favorite author, AJ Jacobs, published his 6th book recently. It was called Thanks A Thousand. He goes on an adventure thanking everyone up the chain who is responsible for his daily coffee. It's a book entirely about gratitude. I think he got more press for this than he did for any of his prev...
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Jacob M. Appel's blog:
"Who Says You're Dead?" on NetGalley
Dear NetGalley users:
My forthcoming nonfiction book ("Who Says You're Dead?") is now available on NetGalley. Access is via the publisher, Algonquin, but if there are any difficulties, please let me know.
A synopsis is below.
Thanks!
Jacob
jacobmappel@gmail.com
Synopsis: Who Says You're Dead?
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My forthcoming nonfiction book ("Who Says You're Dead?") is now available on NetGalley. Access is via the publisher, Algonquin, but if there are any difficulties, please let me know.
A synopsis is below.
Thanks!
Jacob
jacobmappel@gmail.com
Synopsis: Who Says You're Dead?
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Foxxi Smolder's blog:
EVERYBODY GET UP, IT'S TIME TO SLAM NOW
Basketball? Yes, I've heard of it. Any time Kawhi Leonard wants to give up his professional sports career and become my live-in butler/boyfriend he's more than welcome. But when I'm not watching athletes going hard in the paint, I'm writing about them going hard in... other places.
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Julie Brett's blog:
The Art of Ritual
I’m going to make a critique of ritual in Druidry, but before I can I have to explain where I’m coming from. I think we need to let go of the scripts and explore what it means to find the art of ritual, but I don’t mean we have to let go of the scripts altogether, we just need to recognise their...
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Melissa Foster's blog:
“You’re the only person on this planet who knows most of my secrets.”
“You’re the only person on this planet who knows most of my secrets.”
Her brows shot up in surprise.
“I know, but it’s true. My longest relationship lasted about eight or ten hours, with a girl at a keg party.”
Her jaw dropped. “No way.”
He held up two fingers and said, “Scout’s honor.”
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Her brows shot up in surprise.
“I know, but it’s true. My longest relationship lasted about eight or ten hours, with a girl at a keg party.”
Her jaw dropped. “No way.”
He held up two fingers and said, “Scout’s honor.”
She reached up... Read more of this blog post »
Joanne Guidoccio's blog:
Movie Review: Gloria Bell
A long-time fan of Julianne Moore, I looked forward to seeing the Oscar-winning actress take on the role of a fifty-something divorcée who is still hopeful about finding love.
Ms. Moore does not disappoint.
She delivers an understated but effective performance as Gloria Bell, an insurance agent who... Read more of this blog post »
Ms. Moore does not disappoint.
She delivers an understated but effective performance as Gloria Bell, an insurance agent who... Read more of this blog post »
Randi Liz Drake's blog:
Forged from Fate - Rise
Hello all my lovely Forged nerds.
I'm so excited! Book three of the Forged from Fate series will be released May 31, 2019 and the title is called Rise!!!
There will be a sneak peak of the cover being released before the book, done my my best friend Heather Ryan of course.
This new book is filled w... Read more of this blog post »
I'm so excited! Book three of the Forged from Fate series will be released May 31, 2019 and the title is called Rise!!!
There will be a sneak peak of the cover being released before the book, done my my best friend Heather Ryan of course.
This new book is filled w... Read more of this blog post »
Sharon E. Cathcart's blog:
Blogging from A to Z: Q is for Queen Victoria
[image error]About a third of In The Eye of The Beholder takes place in London in the 1890s. While she is not officially mentioned in the text, Queen Victoria was the reigning monarch during this time.
Victoria came to the throne upon her father’s death in 1837; the three uncles who would have bee...
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Caitlin Hamilton Summie's blog:
Weekend reading
I went to the library and chose a stack of books for reading this weekend. I settled on one, The Patriots, about Russia. What are you reading?
S R Dyble's blog:
SERIES NAME UPDATE!
So, if you haven't seen already, I've changed the name of my series to #Carsonbrothers.
I've done this because another Author has already used my previous series name and after speaking with her we decided changing the series name would be the best thing so readers wouldn't get confused ❤
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I've done this because another Author has already used my previous series name and after speaking with her we decided changing the series name would be the best thing so readers wouldn't get confused ❤
★ KIT ☆
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Peter Deuschle's blog:
FREE eBook
My best selling book, "Are You A Good Egg?" Kindle version will be FREE at Amazon, April 20-21. Are You A Good Egg?: An Uplifting Story About Feelings, Moods and Self-esteem
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Deborah Bronson's blog:
3, 2, 1. Launch!!
It's time. Today, I'm notifying my circle of friends and acquaintances that I've written a novel that I hope will at the very least be an enjoyable read and at best a creative work that blessed you in some way. The novel is about the childhoods of King David (Old Testament: Beloved Shepherd who b...
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Melissa Caudle's blog:
Mike Pestano and his Book I am Enough -- 90 Days to Transformation
April 18, 2019Dear Readers:
I am really excited for the following week as my sister and I take off on the Royal Princess out of San Padro, CA to Mexico. I will be taken by ship to ports of call that I have never been. I can't wait to board the ship and escape for eight full days of cruising. With... Read more of this blog post »
Valeriy Vorobev's blog:
Maggie Hemlock's blog:
Camp NaNoWriMo Day 18: An Excerpt from Book 5 of the Hemlock Wolf Pack Saga
I don’t have much to say about today’s writing. I’m coming up on some twists that would definitely be spoilers if I talked about them. So, instead I’ll leave you an excerpt from the book.
Sorrow cuts through my life like daggers. Memories of lost laughter echo in the background of my thoughts. Du...
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Kelsey Lasher's blog:
“When Dormant Daffodils Bloom”
Have you heard that I’m writing another book? If not, let this serve as your official notification!
It’s odd, though this book writing stuff. Odd because it’s the most private and solitary endeavor until suddenly it isn’t. I’ve been working on this story for the last year and a half but have only...
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K.L. Conger's blog:
Pre-Orders and Book Sales! Woot, woot!
Good morning! Today is a very important day. No, I'm not referring to National Raspberry Tart Day. (Although that's important too. I don't think I have a tart pan, but I'm totally making a raspberry pie for after dinner tonight. Yum! ;D)What I meant was…
***Damaged Hope is now available for pre-...
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***Damaged Hope is now available for pre-...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
What happens when you've done everything right, but you can't pay your bills?
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
Interview with Tana French
Dublin crime novelist Tana French has the kind of critical reviews that other writers would…well, die for. Her debut murder mystery,
In the Woods
, won rave reviews and multiple literary prizes upon its release in 2007. Since then, her books have tended to haunt the bestseller lists, on both sides of the pond, and for months at a time. British newspaper The Independent has dubbed French "The First Lady of Irish Crime," and The Washington Post says she is the most important crime novelist to emerge in the past ten years. ...more
