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Colwen Kirst's blog:
Son of the Blog, Beware the Blog, In Blog I Trust
Okay, got all of the "blog" wordplay out of my system. Now we can all get on with our lives.
This is probably going to be halfway between arrant nonsense and stream-of-consciousness (I know, more of a trickle in my case--I said it first, screw you).
What is a blog for? I know what twitter is for, i...
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R.C. Mulhare's blog:
2019: A Writing Year In Review
One of my odd personal writing goals which I set for myself entailed publishing a story a month, or twelve stories within twelve months. I didn’t make this a hard and fast goal, just something to see if I could pull off.
Hoo boy, I achieved that goal (minus a story coming out in January) and then... Read more of this blog post »
Hoo boy, I achieved that goal (minus a story coming out in January) and then... Read more of this blog post »
Carolina Cody Aldaz's blog:
Happy New Year of the Rat (Mouse) and Science Fiction Ebooks
This weekend, I would like to share all my official video trailers for the science fiction ebooks I have published in Amazon Kindle. Wish a Happy New Year of the Rat (Mouse) to everyone!
The Guardians of the Earth Type Planets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UEPn...
Seven Stars City https://www.y... Read more of this blog post »
The Guardians of the Earth Type Planets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UEPn...
Seven Stars City https://www.y... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Hoddy's blog:
Multi Author Book Signing Event in Perth March2020
Have You Heard The Big News?
There Is A Multi Author Book Signing Event Happening In Perth, March 2020
You can purchase your tickets to this Multi Author Book Signing event from this link below:-
https://www.trybooking.com/book/event...
Don't miss out on this once a year event in Perth
• Where: Pagod... Read more of this blog post »
There Is A Multi Author Book Signing Event Happening In Perth, March 2020
You can purchase your tickets to this Multi Author Book Signing event from this link below:-
https://www.trybooking.com/book/event...
Don't miss out on this once a year event in Perth
• Where: Pagod... Read more of this blog post »
Adam Graham's blog:
Book Review: The Flash: Year One
The Flash: Year One by Joshua WilliamsonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Joshua Williamson sets to write a post-New 52/DC Rebirth origin for the Barry Allen Flash and it actually works quite well. It's not over the top great, but it's an enjoyable read that incorporates the sort of time travel hi-jinks t... Read more of this blog post »
J.D. Stark's blog:
Family Maintenance
Chapter 8
May walks into the kitchen in an outfit of frayed jeans with holes everywhere, a baggy t-shirt, and a ball cap with her pony tail dropping to her shoulder.
Her grandma checks her out and knows better than to say anything, yet she does.
“Where’s April?”
“She’s up. She’s trying to decide w... Read more of this blog post »
May walks into the kitchen in an outfit of frayed jeans with holes everywhere, a baggy t-shirt, and a ball cap with her pony tail dropping to her shoulder.
Her grandma checks her out and knows better than to say anything, yet she does.
“Where’s April?”
“She’s up. She’s trying to decide w... Read more of this blog post »
Aubrey Law's blog:
Cute Little Werewolf
“So is she my replacement?” asked Skye. “A cute little werewolf with a foreign accent? Does she even know who you really are?”
Please shut the fuck up Skye. “We just met today,” I answered. “She knows I hate vampires.”
Skye rolled her eyes. “I guess you’ll just let her find out the truth from someo... Read more of this blog post »
Please shut the fuck up Skye. “We just met today,” I answered. “She knows I hate vampires.”
Skye rolled her eyes. “I guess you’ll just let her find out the truth from someo... Read more of this blog post »
Alexandra Kitty's blog:
Jenna Rose's blog:
Holy crap, it's an update
Man, am I terrible at keeping this updated or what? I’ve always been bad at social media when it comes to posting my own stuff instead of just reblogging somebody else’s. I'm sure some of you can relate.
But, yes!
News!
Book 3 of Kanaan & Tilney’s sleuthing adventures is incoming. It’s got a cov... Read more of this blog post »
But, yes!
News!
Book 3 of Kanaan & Tilney’s sleuthing adventures is incoming. It’s got a cov... Read more of this blog post »
Raeshell Rozet's blog:
A Junkyard Story Part IV Sammy vs. Benjie
Special Note: This is the final section of a four-part series. If you haven’t read Part I, Part II, and Part III, please scroll to the previous posts to begin the tale from the beginning.
I resist the urge to run straight out back where the cars are neatly stacked in tidy rows. Instead, I cut to t... Read more of this blog post »
I resist the urge to run straight out back where the cars are neatly stacked in tidy rows. Instead, I cut to t... Read more of this blog post »
Jody Robinson's blog:
To other budding authors
I just mailed off my book, Money Messages, to the Library of Congress. It was an amazing feeling. I couldn’t have finished the book without the help of Karen Putz, and a great editor Tyler Tichelaar. Larry Alexander and Catherine Borzym were so creative on the cover and interior. It took a little...
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Brooke O'Brien's blog:
Brix: Official Book Trailer
Do you want a taste of Brix? Check out the Official Book Trailer for Brix now!
Kelly L. Miller's blog:
F.C. Schaefer's blog:
Why the Civil War ended like it did.
One thing we history buffs love is a big, thick book on a subject we love, the kind of deep dive that requires us to plow through hundreds upon hundreds of pages. APRIL 1865, THE MONTH THAT SAVED AMERICA by Jay Winik, is not that kind of history book, and that is just fine. Coming in at just un...
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John M3 Frame's blog:
sed de ti
sed insaciable a mirar tus labios jugosos
sed de ti que caminas tan segura
loca sed que antoja mis antojos de tu risa
sed que arde en mis deseos,
sed de bosque de sequia
mis labios sienten sed de tus labios
mis ojos sed de tus ojos
mis abrazos sedientos de los tuyos
sed que embriaga, sed que seduce
sed qu... Read more of this blog post »
Jack Kuhn's blog:
This Alien Shore Review
My review for This Alien Shore is complete and at:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... Read more of this blog post »
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Cortez Law III's blog:
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Raissa Rivera Falgui's blog:
Kid and YA LiteRATure to Check Out: 8 Reads for the Year of the Rat
I hate rats. I've had a rat phobia since I was eight and saw a 3D movie with girant rats. It was a movie on the history of London and those rats that signified the Black Death have appeared in my nightmares periodically all my life since i first saw them. But the year of the rat is special to me...
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Caroline Angel's blog:
Another on the way...
I can't be any more excited! It's taken six years, the almost released twice before, but finally my first written book will now be my second published works.
JEA Publishers have me all edited, formatted, and ready to go. Cover is done (see https://www.facebook.com/ucat42/ or check out @ucat42 on... Read more of this blog post »
JEA Publishers have me all edited, formatted, and ready to go. Cover is done (see https://www.facebook.com/ucat42/ or check out @ucat42 on... Read more of this blog post »
S. D. Stewart's blog:
jasper the badger
Sir, your badger… Yes, his name is Jasper. Sir, some of the passengers have reported your badger has been biting their ankles. Why do you persist in referring to him as ‘your badger’? He has a name, dammit, and it’s Jasper. Whatever his name, sir, we can’t have him running amok in the cabin. He’s...
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Doug Lewars's blog:
Rendezvous with Rama
Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. ClarkeMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
*** Possible Spoilers ***
It's difficult not to like works by Arthur C. Clarke. This was first published in 1973 and reads like it could have been written yesterday. It's interesting, exciting, and never melodramatic. Don't look for... Read more of this blog post »
Susanna Ives's blog:
Beautiful Actresses and Fashions from the Early 1920s
Today I’m posting images of silent film actresses in fabulous clothes, which I found in the Library Of Congress archives. These photographs date between 1920 – 1925. However, it is possible that a few earlier images might have slipped in. Sadly, I had to crop out many of the photographs’ handwrit...
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NB's blog:
What To Expect in 2020
Hello and thank you so much for checking out my site! If you’re a new visitor, welcome :) If you’ve been here before, thanks for the support and coming back! Since it’s a new year, I thought this would be a good time to take a moment and announce some fun things coming up in 2020.
First, m...
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Jason Harrington's blog:
Thank you to those who have read and reviewed so far
So, my book Chronomancer and the Book of Worms has been out a little over a month. I have to say, to those who have been so generous to read and those who reviewed, thank you. Its been a pleasant surprise seeing such a positive outcome, so far. Its been fun seeing my book do exactly what I really...
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N.N. Light's blog:
ICYMI: 2 urban fantasy series you need to read #fridayreads #urbanfantasy
Are you looking for an urban fantasy series to dive into this weekend? Here’s a small sampling of the series we featured as part of our Book Series Starter Mini Event last week. We highly recommend them. Debriefing the Dead by Kerry Blaisdell The only thing Hyacinth wants is her life back. Litera...
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
enough rain for me to question life itself...
when it rains like this, a constant drizzle between downpours, my body can't take it anymore. every joint in my body has ached all fucking day. and the arthritis that is forming on my spine is the worst. i had to ice my back down this morning just to take a fucking shower. joy.
NXT UK was really g... Read more of this blog post »
NXT UK was really g... Read more of this blog post »
Leon Stevens's blog:
Birds of a Feather
I put my birds on a diet. They’re not really my birds, they’re the birds. The birds outside that I started to feed (of course they are the outside birds, it would be pretty weird if they were inside birds that weren’t mine…). Anyway…
Let’s back up a bit. I decided to put out some seeds and bugs –... Read more of this blog post »
Let’s back up a bit. I decided to put out some seeds and bugs –... Read more of this blog post »
Mark Hennessy's blog:
Pre-Order The Cendovian
The Cendovian is now available for pre-order on Amazon. It is scheduled for release on April 30th.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082FR9ZT1
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082FR9ZT1
Michael L. Salvador's blog:
Peace of Mind is on-sale!
'Peace of Mind'
Still available on Amazon!
Click 'Amazon' link and get your copy today!
Still available on Amazon!
Click 'Amazon' link and get your copy today!
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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
