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Mary Catelli's blog:
connections
The muse is often so busy chasing after bright ideas that she misses the obvious.
So, if the story is rife with ghosts, AND the brothers of the heroine die, the question of whether they will be ghosts will arise.
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So, if the story is rife with ghosts, AND the brothers of the heroine die, the question of whether they will be ghosts will arise.
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K.A. Cummins's blog:
3 Indie Authors to Check Out
From August 3rd to August 16th, I’ll be participating in Story Embers’ Support the Writing Community Challenge. (Use the link to visit their website to learn more and join in.) #SupportTheWritingCommunityChallenge Let’s talk indie authors. The term indie author generally refers to self-publishers—so
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Joshua Aaron Crook's blog:
I'm Not Your Hero
Most civilian actions toward veterans shield us from accepting our own complicity in war.
– Brock and Lettini
The first time I went to Maine was in preparation for war. My fellow specialists and I perused the unfamiliar terminal filled with kitschy I [heart] Maine shirts and smiling lobster decal
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B.T. Love's blog:
Revised Edition and Free Books on Amazon
Hello! I've been working hard at revising The Cursed Doubloon. And now it's free on Amazon for the next few days, and it has a new cover to go with it! Check it out!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
And my newest book, The Bucket List, is also free for the next few days!
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And my newest book, The Bucket List, is also free for the next few days!
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Henry Lion Oldie's blog:
Стивен Кинг: «Институт»
Стивен Кинг: «Институт»
Самый свежий на сегодня роман Стивена Кинга, похоже, подводит итог одной из линий его творчества. Нет, ни в коем случае не итог ВСЕГО творчества Короля – дай ему бог здоровья, долгих лет жизни и еще многих замечательных книг! Тем более, что Кинг, судя по всему, сейчас зака
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Самый свежий на сегодня роман Стивена Кинга, похоже, подводит итог одной из линий его творчества. Нет, ни в коем случае не итог ВСЕГО творчества Короля – дай ему бог здоровья, долгих лет жизни и еще многих замечательных книг! Тем более, что Кинг, судя по всему, сейчас зака
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Dorina K. Lazo Gilmore's blog:
When my roses are preaching about healing from trauma
I’m not very good at keeping plants alive. I forget to water them. I leave them in the sun, and sometimes they become parched. I even have a penchant for killing succulents.
That said, I love flowers. Watching them grow and bloom makes my heart swell.
In this time of COVID-19 and sheltering at hom
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Minerve Jean's blog:
SKIN
What we don’t realize is the infinite amount of things our skin does for us.⠀It keeps us whole even when the world wants to break us. It stretches, wrinkles, scars, and heals no matter the complexion. If someone dislikes the…
The post SKIN appeared first on Minerve Jean.
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Sunshine Rodgers's blog:
Cornflakes. August 10
There is a great line in the Adam Sandler movie Click,
Morty : [Michael wants to skip ahead to his promotion] Consider the leprechaun. ... He's always chasing the pot of gold, but when he gets there, at the end of the day, it's just corn flakes.
It's a repeated line throughout the movie, warning Micha Read more of this blog post »
Morty : [Michael wants to skip ahead to his promotion] Consider the leprechaun. ... He's always chasing the pot of gold, but when he gets there, at the end of the day, it's just corn flakes.
It's a repeated line throughout the movie, warning Micha Read more of this blog post »
Halston Hart's blog:
For Keeps
Have a special surprise going down tomorrow. Keep an eye open to my fb page!
For KeepsHalston Hart
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For KeepsHalston Hart
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Simon Plaster's blog:
SMOKIN' HOT: Third Installment of GREEZERS by Simon Plaster in Serial Format!
CHAPTER 7
Joe wheeled the Range Rover into the Sunningdale Racquet Club parking lot and — spotting Cousin Charles’ wife waddling out of the clubhouse — came to a stop and tooted his horn. She gave him a more unfriendly than usual look and hurried to her parked car. Charles’ son, Harry, then appeared Read more of this blog post »
Joe wheeled the Range Rover into the Sunningdale Racquet Club parking lot and — spotting Cousin Charles’ wife waddling out of the clubhouse — came to a stop and tooted his horn. She gave him a more unfriendly than usual look and hurried to her parked car. Charles’ son, Harry, then appeared Read more of this blog post »
Biff Mitchell's blog:
Episode 25: The Existential Adventures of Crazy Man and the Dog, Sidestepper
Wherein Crazy Man and the dog, Sidestepper, bathe in the full moon light.
(NOTE: No celestial beings were actually eaten by clouds in the telling of this tale.)
Follow the strange adventures of Crazy Man and the dog, Sidestepper, every Tuesday and Thursday. It's free!
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(NOTE: No celestial beings were actually eaten by clouds in the telling of this tale.)
Follow the strange adventures of Crazy Man and the dog, Sidestepper, every Tuesday and Thursday. It's free!
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Mary Ione Faderan's blog:
My Day
Hi Everybody,
I'm glad to be back here. I've had a long day. I was so sick today. I had to sleep and I just woke up a few minutes ago. I can't tell what happened. I might be suffering from some CFG thing. I don't think it's a problem but it makes me feel sluggish and I can't do much when it strikes.
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I'm glad to be back here. I've had a long day. I was so sick today. I had to sleep and I just woke up a few minutes ago. I can't tell what happened. I might be suffering from some CFG thing. I don't think it's a problem but it makes me feel sluggish and I can't do much when it strikes.
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Sammantha Anderson's blog:
Self Help
I did something I have never done in my writing career this past week, I took an entire week off from writing. This was not intentionally done but my life is still going through major changes and there just didn’t seem to be enough hours in the day for me to get my writing done. As you all know my m
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T.D. Cooper's blog:
Updates: Projects during a busy Covid summer
Sorry, I've been absent lately!
I've been a busy girl.
1. Magic House and the Kingdom of Mer — Is out being beta tested. We have designed a cover, I'm working on the blurb, and waiting to hear on the copyright. I'm hoping for a release date in early September.
2. I've been working on a new story a
Claire Krulikowski's blog:
Feeling Ideas and Potentials and Halting Mid-Stride
What happens when you've decided and focused yourself to work through one specific writing/publication project, but then a dream wakens you mid-throttle before dawn on a unique idea?...Perhaps an idea that ignites excitement for the potentials of possibilities? An idea that propels you to fight free
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Meghann Whistler's blog:
NEW Giveaway!
I'm super excited that Harlequin is sponsoring a giveaway of 10 Kindle copies of FALLING FOR THE INNKEEPER!
If it's on your TBR but you haven't had a chance to pick up a copy yet, make sure you enter to win!
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...
*The giveaway ends on August 17, 2020.*
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If it's on your TBR but you haven't had a chance to pick up a copy yet, make sure you enter to win!
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...
*The giveaway ends on August 17, 2020.*
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Richard Seltzer's blog:
Review venue by Fiona Davis
The Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona DavisMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
As in her novel The Address, in The Lions of Fifth Avenue two stories set in different time periods revolve around a single building in New York City, and critical plot elements depend on details of the architecture. In The Address t Read more of this blog post »
Jessie Dunleavy's blog:
After the Virus: Can We Restore Altruism?
We live in a country where the debate over health care rages on. Some see it as a fundamental right for all, others rail against the notion, calling it radical. But regardless of whether your core values are driven by self-interest or humanism; or your opinion shaped by fear of change, fa
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E. Kent Eichbauer's blog:
Chiquita Dennie's blog:
Kobo Sales!
Happy Monday! Check out this wonderful promo I joined with some fantastic authors.
Catch up on some fun Beach Reads with Kobo buy one get one free.
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Catch up on some fun Beach Reads with Kobo buy one get one free.
CA- https://www.kobo.com/ca/en/p/beachrea...
US- https://www.kobo.com/us/en/p/beachrea...
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
well, this day turned out better than i was hoping...
i usually hate fucking Mondays. but, today was one of them that will go down as a good one.
Manchester United won over Copenhagen 1-0 in Extra Time today in the quarterfinals of the Europa League. it was like pulling teeth at times, but at least they fucking won.
a few minutes after that was over, the Read more of this blog post »
Manchester United won over Copenhagen 1-0 in Extra Time today in the quarterfinals of the Europa League. it was like pulling teeth at times, but at least they fucking won.
a few minutes after that was over, the Read more of this blog post »
Ellen Senechal's blog:
Monday Musings // Caleigh's Giveaway!!
Hello friends! I was recently inspired to a do quick, impromptu "Monday Musings" post. What is that, you ask? Just a bunch of life randomness, a picture or two, and a special announcement swirled in. So, let's get to it!
First off, I just want to thank you all SO MUCH for helping this blog obtain SIX
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Michael Francis McDermott's blog:
Dystopian worlds
Dystopian fiction is making a comeback.
If you look at the most popular books in the dystopian genre on Goodreads, you will find that six of the top ten are from the last ten or so years. Of the other four, three are timeless classics – Brave New World (Aldous Huxley 1932), Nineteen Eighty-Four (Geor
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Eliot Grayson's blog:
Captive Mate -- releasing August 27
Releasing on August 27! Remember, I promised I was working on the sequel to The Alpha's Warlock. :) I'll post again when the book goes live. In the meantime, if you haven't read
Deven and the Dragon
, check it out on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited. The Alpha's Warlock is also available in paperb
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Jane Drager's blog:
First Novella
I usually don't write short stories, but I did this time with ALL CHOCOLATE, EXTRA CHERRIES. I wrote it as a fun, summer read with a group of other authors for my publisher. This is a clean story with no sex and no foul language. I might try another one after this.
Delyce Collins's blog:
Despicable Cookies The invasive pastries we hate to love!
I love the movie Despicable Me, all three of them. While reading an article to my husband from an online platform, I faced the decision to accept the cookies from the site as I scrolled the screen of my smart phone trying to stay focused on the article. Once I finished reading I mentioned to my
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Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
Interview with Tana French
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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
