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Jeff Strand's blog:
Onward…
Started two new novels today, both of them supernatural horror.
The first one, which I will call “The Cult Book” for now, is going to an agent when it’s done, which means you won’t see it anytime soon.
The second one, which I will call “The Telekinesis Book” for now, will be my next self-published novel, so you’ll see it way soo.../>
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Will Shetterly's blog:
Things shared on Nov. 18ths
J.D. Greear's blog:
What’s the Point of Reading the Bible, Anyway?
Яна Франк's blog:
Два огромных джекпота одновременно!
Дорогие друзья, на этой неделе у вас есть шанс поиграть в две большие лотереи одновременно.
Во-первых - в лотерее Eurojackpot назрел джекпот в 90 миллионов. Они разыгрываются всегда в пятницу. Мы, кстати, уже месяц наблюдаем за этой лотереей, потому что джекпот там давно уже большой. Но до позапрошлой недели выигрыши в... Read more of this blog post »
Rich Hoffman's blog:
The Nature of Rules: Conformity, compliance and innovation often do not get along
The project I am currently working on, The Gunfighter’s Guide to Business is really an idea I’ve been exploring my entire life. It’s on my mind because I’ve spent the last week enjoying all the various Star Wars mythologies that are spawning out of Disney, the new Mandalorian tv series, the video...
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Piper Shelly's blog:
Britax Car Seat Reviews 2018
The New York Review of Books's blog:
The Secret Feminist History of Shakespeare and Company
“Certain people are meant to be midwives—not mothers of invention. Sylvia was one,” wrote Noël Riley Fitch, author of Sylvia Beach and the Lost Generation (1983), in the most recent introduction to a collection of Beach’s letters. Yet to characterize Beach as merely a “midwife” and to remember her primaril...
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Jonathan Lockwood Huie's blog:
Trust Yourself, Trust Your Choices
Trust yourself. Only you can live your life.
Only you can taste your victories.
Only you can suffer the sting of your defeats.
Make your own choices, and accept your own consequences -
for better or worse.
- Jonathan Lockwood Huie
If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you;
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you...
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Meg Sefton's blog:
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Mummy by Jamie, flickr
It was a popular thing among the wealthy, mid 19th century to the turn of, to purchase a mummy to unwrap at parties. “No respect,” said my great grandmother’s maid remembering my family’s capers. She said there were still flecks of the dead in great great grandmama’s broom.
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Sandy Parks's blog:
Rembrandt’s The Night Watch
Alexander McNabb's blog:
Ten Wildlife Reserves to Visit in the Emirates
Wildlife. Rawr.
Many, many years ago I interviewed a lady called Marijke Joengbloed . She was the archetypal Expat Expert - a woman who had landed in Al Ain sometime in the dusty, distant past and who had turned her curiosity about the Emirates' natural history into becoming something of a centre of expertise. Lik... Read more of this blog post »
Ali Bacon's blog:
#Nanowrimo2019 – what’s the point?
If you’ve never heard of it, Nanowrimo is an annual event in which novelists and aspiring novelists are challenged each November to write 50,000 words in the course of the month. It’s been going on for quite a while and although, November being a Novemberish kind of month, I occasionally make a p...
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Dana Taylor's blog:
Magical Maui Weekend
Amy Allen Clark's blog:
Sugar & Spice Candied Nut Mix
Not a baker? You can still make this sugar & spice candied nut mix for gift-giving. Tossed in sugar and spices, this holiday nut recipe is a great gift to give or to share at your holiday dessert table. Not everyone is a baker and that is why I wanted to share with you an […]
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J.D. King's blog:
Travis Mamone's blog:
Accessoires De Bureau Fantaisie
Carmen Peone's blog:
Five Ways Kids Thrive
Raising kids is not for the faint of heart!
After raising three boys and a half-time stepson, having the experience of nine grandkids ages ranging from twenty-four to thirteen months, and working in a school district for twenty-five years in various roles and all grades…I’ve come to the concl...
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Vanessa Devereaux's blog:
Free Mini-Retreat
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Free Mini Retreat
Many of you know that I teach for various chapters of RWA. Next summer I’ll be offering an online summer writing retreat for OIRWA. To give everyone a preview and offer some writing tips along the way, OIRWA and I have teamed up to offer a free mini-retreat next month. I have a gift for everyo...Retreat
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Sean Enright's blog:
Success by Martin Amis
One of my favorites of his, along with MONEY and EXPERIENCE. A little less excited after re-reading, though. His style remains breathless and brilliant and over the top. Much to love. But the incest and sex stuff is borderline icky.
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Chris Loehmer Kincaid's blog:
Sept 28 - a sad day. Sept 29 - a little happier.
Saturday morning, September 28, Denise and I were packed and ready to leave the safari camp by 6:30. No one had told us what time we were leaving, but because we are both a little bit OCD, we had our act together. Just as our waiter called us over for breakfast, Dann started up the van. We ate... Read more of this blog post »
Anne Marie Gazzolo's blog:
Muse Monday: The Beginning of Stories
Welcome back to Muse Monday, where you will find essays, photos, or wise sayings to entice the muse to come by and whisper in your ear!
As long as we could speak and realize we had a mind and intelligence and a need to explain to ourselves and to others the world around us, we have told stories. For th.../>
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R.E. Hargrave's blog:
BOOK BLITZ: Two Thousand Lines by Michelle Jester
Two Thousand Lines
Michelle Jester
Publication date: November 21st 2019
Genres: Contemporary, New Adult, Romance, Young Adult
Olivia Brooks has been able to keep her life in Sugar Mill, Louisiana held perfectly together, far away from the small town where she grew up. Even though her past still haunts her, she has found a pe...AdultLinesMichelle Read more of this blog post »
Rosie Amber's blog:
Rosie’s #Bookreview Team #RBRT #HistoricalFiction THE MERMAID AND THE BEAR by @AilishSinclair #TuesdayBookBlog
Cassandra Latham-Jones's blog:
Dark Gathering 2019 – Part Two
At last I have finished the Dark Gathering blog for the year!
Stephanie Payne Hurt's blog:
The Christmas Wish is coming soon…
Wow, I can’t believe it’s already Monday! Where did the weekend go? As a matter of fact, where did this year go? We’re halfway to Thanksgiving already, can you believe it?
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Now, as for my writing, I just released one Christmas romance, ‘Christmas at Mistletoe Ranch’, and will be releasing ‘The Christmas...error]Now,it?
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Fran Zabaleta's blog:
«En las antípodas», de Bill Bryson: un desternillante viaje por Australia
Me encantaría conocer a Bill Bryson. Siempre que leo un libro suyo me quedo con la misma sensación: de que debe de ser un tipo de lo más interesante, una de esas personas con la que disfrutar a fondo de una charla, un viaje o una borrachera. Un tipo ingenioso, culto y tremendamente ameno, con ese...
Mark Graban's blog:
Podcast #352 — Dr. Fred Southwick, Teaching Quality, Patient Safety & Lean
Joining me for Episode #352 of the podcast is Frederick Southwick, M.D. He is a Professor of Medicine and is also Director of Patient Care Quality and Safety in the Division of Hospitalist Medicine at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Fred is the author of many books including Critically...
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Terry Ambrose's blog:
Behind the story of Storm of Secrets by Loretta Marion
Loretta Marion‘s affection for the written word stared in childhood and has continued to this day, Her Haunted Bluffs Mystery Series is set on Cape Cod. Storm of Secrets is the second book in the series. Cape Cod love “I love Cape Cod and have been visiting for years,” Loretta said. “My escapes...
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Kevin Ikenberry's blog:
Space Geeks Assemble!
I’ve been a space geek my entire life. My first memory of television is footage from the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in 1975. I distinctly remember the astronauts and cosmonauts greeting each other in the docking ring. I read and re-read our World Book Encyclopedias on everything space or astronomy...
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Vinny O'Hare's blog:
Blow It Up: 21 Ways Your Startup Can Shake Up An Industry And Change The World
About Blow It Up: 21 Ways Your Startup Can Shake Up An Industry And Change The World
90% of startups fail. Launching a business is unbelievably tough. Blow It Up is a new type of startup book showing you how to launch a business, grow it and then sell it. Few books focus on the full life cycle of...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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
