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Mary Catelli's blog:
springing of spring
An apple tree growing feral among the bushes past the guard rail puts out pale pink blossoms.
A towering tree is flowering on some branches, with groups of snow-white blossoms, and dead in others that show not a trace of green or white.
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A towering tree is flowering on some branches, with groups of snow-white blossoms, and dead in others that show not a trace of green or white.
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Tom Iceland's blog:
Communism Returns: Prediction is Sadly coming True!
When drafting the ending paragraph of my book, Communism Returns, in July of 2019, I had little idea it would be happening in America as soon as this first week of June 2020. See excerpt page 215 below:
“It will be outright war between the CSC’s fascist type socialism and the bureaucratic elite’s sy Read more of this blog post »
“It will be outright war between the CSC’s fascist type socialism and the bureaucratic elite’s sy Read more of this blog post »
Sandeep Jayaram's blog:
A Ladder Of Panties hits #2 on Kindle
It’s an Amazon Mover and Shaker! On Day One.
Need to know more? Visit www.aladderofpanties.com
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Need to know more? Visit www.aladderofpanties.com
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Keith Kunkler's blog:
stand up
closing in
suffocation
all around you see
misery and despair
you get dragged into
the lies and hate
stand up
don't be a part
of the hate
stand up
be the better
person
all it takes is one hand
in the crowd
to help another
stand up Read more of this blog post »
suffocation
all around you see
misery and despair
you get dragged into
the lies and hate
stand up
don't be a part
of the hate
stand up
be the better
person
all it takes is one hand
in the crowd
to help another
stand up Read more of this blog post »
Gigi Sedlmayer's blog:
Free
From 3-5 June the fourth book in the TALON series will be FREE.
TALON, CONNECTED
The poachers are returning and they are out for revenge. The situation seems dangerous, but ancient and wise Elcano predicts a positive outcome. Matica is reassured by his insistence that she, her family, the Indians and Read more of this blog post »
TALON, CONNECTED
The poachers are returning and they are out for revenge. The situation seems dangerous, but ancient and wise Elcano predicts a positive outcome. Matica is reassured by his insistence that she, her family, the Indians and Read more of this blog post »
Donna Jay's blog:
44 Hours by Donna Jay
Just letting you know my latest book is now available on Amazon. For those of you who have been wary of my books because of mention of BDSM you can rest assured there is no BDSM in this story. With that said, there are a couple of sex scenes.
44 Hours
The universe is trying to punish Jennifer. He Read more of this blog post »
44 HoursThe universe is trying to punish Jennifer. He Read more of this blog post »
Amanda Hickie's blog:
Takes a while to open a box of books when you have to sto...
Takes a while to open a box of books when you have to stop between each stage to wash your hands for twenty seconds.Worth it, Read more of this blog post »
Briana Chen's blog:
Books: The Cruel Prince Review
The Cruel Prince by Holly BlackMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Let me just say this: Read. The. Cruel. Prince. If you're anything like me, you will not regret it!
Holly Black's writing is utterly amazing. I'm in love with the way she crafts her sentences, her word choice, the sentence variability for susp Read more of this blog post »
Lisa de Nikolits's blog:
Interview With An Author Featuring Katerina Fretwell
Today I’m delighted to chat with artist and poet Katerina Fretwell.
Welcome, Katerina! Can you, for those who don't know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author?
I love sounds, heard Mr Grunevagan grows rutabagas while I lived in Long Island. Dobbs Alumni Bulletin is Read more of this blog post »
Welcome, Katerina! Can you, for those who don't know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author?
I love sounds, heard Mr Grunevagan grows rutabagas while I lived in Long Island. Dobbs Alumni Bulletin is Read more of this blog post »
John KixMiller's blog:
The Everything Dream
I'm excited to announce our first eco-fantasy web-series episode! It is now on our Youtube channel The Protectors of the Wood - Dreamstone Warriors.
https://youtu.be/Li5YlMQyV1g
The Protectors of the Wood Dreamstone Warriors series is an animated story about a group of young adults who save the world Read more of this blog post »
https://youtu.be/Li5YlMQyV1g
The Protectors of the Wood Dreamstone Warriors series is an animated story about a group of young adults who save the world Read more of this blog post »
Serenity Snow's blog:
Excited
I got a look at the cover for The Nefarious Madam and I can't wait to share!
I'm doing a last go over of the book this weekend. Third edit. I added almost two thousand on the second edit.
Happy reading.
I'm doing a last go over of the book this weekend. Third edit. I added almost two thousand on the second edit.
Happy reading.
Kat Kronenberg's blog:
10 Free, Fun, Educational—1 Minute Videos For Ways to Live Big Together
Let's take this time to encourage each other to be the HERO of our stories, learn new things, and go BIG together!
Video 1:
YOU ARE MADE OF STARDUST
Video 1:
YOU ARE MADE OF STARDUST
Albert Einstein says, “Look deep into nature, and you will understand everything better.”
My favorite natural fact is that we
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Kirsten McKenzie's blog:
Diversity
With everything that has been happening since the murder of George Floyd in America, I've struggled to know how to respond.
I can share posts on Instagram, and on Twitter, and on Facebook, and call out racism where I see it. But when I took a deeper look at myself, even my reading list is overwhelmi Read more of this blog post »
I can share posts on Instagram, and on Twitter, and on Facebook, and call out racism where I see it. But when I took a deeper look at myself, even my reading list is overwhelmi Read more of this blog post »
Victoria Marswell's blog:
Fellowship
April 6, 2020
Dear Readers,
One theme in my upcoming novel, The Counterfeiter’s Daughter, is the importance of fellowship. I write on the subject from personal experience. I’ve led a life of independence and, in many seasons of my life, a solitary existence. More than ever it is a relevant subject
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Rob Currie's blog:
Where Do I Get Ideas?
A novel is only as good as its ideas. So where do I get mine? Since I write historical fiction I read a lot and select the juiciest true stories for my fruit salad of a novel.
For example, one of the worst Nazi interrogators was Klaus Barbie. I read a cold blooded incident where he took a cat into t Read more of this blog post »
For example, one of the worst Nazi interrogators was Klaus Barbie. I read a cold blooded incident where he took a cat into t Read more of this blog post »
Kimberly Ray's blog:
Raining underneath
by Mark Ryan – Check out more of his work here: Havoc and Consequence
Underneath. Down here where it’s calm.
Where the black beauty of the abyss touches my feet.
All is quiet.
All is still.
I’m entombed as if in a coffin.
Locked forever in my own space
Controlling the promise of my ever after.
And th
George Fairbrother's blog:
June 1963 - The Profumo Affair
This week in 1963, the BBC reported that the UK Secretary of State for War, John Profumo, had resigned from government, admitting he lied to Parliament about his relationship with Christine Keeler, whom the BBC described at the time, as a ‘call girl’, but in later reports as a nightclub dancer and s
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Latesha Kellam's blog:
Texting vs the Telephone
I guess I am old fashion but I prefer talking on the telephone when I am dating someone. It is hard to get to know someone over text. I feel like texting can be impersonal. It can also cause a lot of issues. You can’t tell what someone’s tone is really like through a text, which often leads to misco
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M.F. Hopkins's blog:
Word count...
115,525. IKR? Whew...well, at least I'm having fun AND getting stuff down now, and not having it floating around in my head.
J.J. Campbell's blog:
almost feel like a human again...
so, i got a haircut today. i think i look a little different.
there's the before...
and there's the after...
NXT was really good last night.
AEW was really good last night as well.
What We Do in the Shadows was hilarious last night.
enjoy some music:
and now some of this and that:
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there's the before...
and there's the after...NXT was really good last night.
AEW was really good last night as well.
What We Do in the Shadows was hilarious last night.
enjoy some music:
and now some of this and that:
on the DVR tonight Read more of this blog post »
Ray Fraser's blog:
New Releases
6/4/2020 -Finishing up with my newest releases. The first is a collection of 6 Novellas filled with mystery and suspense.
Soon to follow: The fifth exciting novel in the Sean Thomas series. Join Sean and the Angels as they head to planet Acordor to stop a takeover of Earth and its resources. Release Read more of this blog post »
Soon to follow: The fifth exciting novel in the Sean Thomas series. Join Sean and the Angels as they head to planet Acordor to stop a takeover of Earth and its resources. Release Read more of this blog post »
Linda Carroll-Bradd's blog:
Review copy on NetGalley
My latest release, A Bride for Cody, #42 in the "Proxy Brides" series, is on NetGalley until June 15 and you can read for free.
You need to establish an account before downloading free copy.
https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/boo... Read more of this blog post »
You need to establish an account before downloading free copy.
https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/boo... Read more of this blog post »
Emi Zako's blog:
My Art Work Is In A Contest!
They say not to judge a book by its cover but I need you to do just that. If you liked the cover of my book,
How Are You, Shuta?
, please vote for it for the Cover of the Month contest on AllAuthor.com!
This is really a huge deal for me because I did illustrations too. So my art work will get rec Read more of this blog post »
This is really a huge deal for me because I did illustrations too. So my art work will get rec Read more of this blog post »
Jenna Collett's blog:
Looking for ARC Readers!
Hi everyone!!
Wolfish Charms, book 2 in the Ever Dark, Ever Deadly series is releasing on Amazon on July 6th, and I'm currently looking for ARC readers to leave an honest review.
If you're interested in reviewing this book, please fill out this form:
https://forms.gle/gtyR7bbGcdhNLSdZA
ARCs will be del Read more of this blog post »
Wolfish Charms, book 2 in the Ever Dark, Ever Deadly series is releasing on Amazon on July 6th, and I'm currently looking for ARC readers to leave an honest review.
If you're interested in reviewing this book, please fill out this form:
https://forms.gle/gtyR7bbGcdhNLSdZA
ARCs will be del Read more of this blog post »
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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
