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Suzy Davies's blog:
Prayer for the Earth
Don’t talk to me of justice,
Don’t talk to me of pain,
Don’t talk to me of slavery -
it’s too hard to explain.
Don’t talk to me of freedom,
cos we all pay the price.
We strike out on our brothers -
and do it more than twice.
Don’t talk to me of a new Peace
all across the globe,
The streets are paved with bloo Read more of this blog post »
Don’t talk to me of pain,
Don’t talk to me of slavery -
it’s too hard to explain.
Don’t talk to me of freedom,
cos we all pay the price.
We strike out on our brothers -
and do it more than twice.
Don’t talk to me of a new Peace
all across the globe,
The streets are paved with bloo Read more of this blog post »
Kate McVaugh's blog:
The Oakland A's & Hot Pants Day
No live sports for months. This may be the worst part about the lockdowns.
We should all be watching baseball. Spring Training has come and gone and who knows when the boys will take the field again.
I’ve been left to watch replays in my mind, recollecting the Oakland A’s of old. We had a great team Read more of this blog post »
We should all be watching baseball. Spring Training has come and gone and who knows when the boys will take the field again.
I’ve been left to watch replays in my mind, recollecting the Oakland A’s of old. We had a great team Read more of this blog post »
Matthew Taylor's blog:
Real Places in Levies of Devotion
The Eternal Flame Falls, an important backdrop and featured on the cover of Levies of Devotion is a real place. Located on the southern periphery of Chestnut Ridge Park in Orchard Park, New York, the falls used to be a well-kept secret. It was common be the only person on the trail
Nora LeDuc's blog:
Rockin' the Kindness
Everything looks better after winter, brighter, prettier. We do our spring cleaning. Move around our furniture or dream of what changes we'll make. A haircut would be perfect or a trip. After a stay-at-home, we long to get out in the world. Time to do a little for ourselves and maybe, a little somet
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Randy Green's blog:
TRP Bandits Are the Worst! – Part 1
Am I a Good Pastor to My Flock? – The Sequel
Who can give us the answer to that question, Brother Pastors? Everyone has an opinion; but we will never amount to anything of substance, if we follow opinions.
To discover the only true answer, we need to ask how we became a pastor. The
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A.R. Grosjean's blog:
Newsletters
Newsletters are a great way to keep an eye on your favorite author. Some don't use them while others do. It takes time to build each issue and just like writing a book, a lot of heart goes into those issues. I can't speak for other authors but for me, I enjoy the issues and I do them myself. I d Read more of this blog post »
Danyell A. Wallace's blog:
F*ck Perfect
!!Bloggers, Readers, Booklovers of Romance!! F*ck Perfect is COMING July 23rd!!Promo Sign Ups https://bit.ly/2U4iSAF .
Blurb
Ava is the sweetest, f*ckin’, most forbidden fruit that I should’ve never tasted yet the only one who seems to hear my silent cry for help. I warned her that she should turn aw Read more of this blog post »
Timo Pekx's blog:
eBook out now!
We are proud to present the english eBook version of „Fluffy the little fox: And the search for sleep“. To help you and your toddlers with falling asleep in times of #stayathome, it will be available for FREE from 05th of June until 7th of June on all English-speaking Amazon markets. There will be a
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Scott Coon's blog:
Book Reader Magazine, LOST HELIX is a featured book!
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Mike Battaglia's blog:
The Book of Ralph
(*In the event of a Hollywood-level, Michael Bay epidemic, an undead apocalypse, or otherwise catastrophic event, this log shall serve as a record of the end days. My name is Ralph. I am an American Citizen.
—Portland Oregon, 12 May, 2020.)
Day 1
Fools. Never does it betray my trust in the survival of Read more of this blog post »
—Portland Oregon, 12 May, 2020.)
Day 1
Fools. Never does it betray my trust in the survival of Read more of this blog post »
Michael Selden's blog:
Radio Show Interview Jun 9
An interview about The Boy Who Ran will be featured on channel 7 of The Authors Show Internet Radio on June 9th, all day
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https://wnbnetworkwest.com
Emily Gray Tedrowe's blog:
Rodham
First of all, it’s one of the greatest novel titles that I can think of. And it’s a smart, compelling story that I just loved reading. Last weekend I took it to a bench by a park and read for an hour straight with the greatest of pleasure.
Re: the sex scenes. I thought this comment by Sittenfeld in a
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Marguerite Martin Gray's blog:
Cemetery Cheer
I know this is a strange subject. Who goes around talking about cemeteries? Well, if you grew up in my family, it seemed visits to graveyards appeared on our schedules. As a writer of historical fiction, I find cemeteries and records as an excellent source for plots, dates, facts, and characters.
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Shuhan Rizwan's blog:
জার্নাল-০৮
পৃথিবীর সমস্ত গল্পের জন্ম হয় একটি মাত্র সরল বিশ্বাস থেকেঃ অন্য মানুষেরা ঠিক আমার মতোই, তারা ঠিক আমার মতো করেই ভাবে।
বিশ্বাসটা মাত্রাতিরিক্ত সরল, শিশুতোষও বলা যায় সেটাকে। কিন্তু, অনুভব করি, সাহিত্য কখনোই ঠিক শিশুতোষ ব্যাপার নয় আমার কাছে। সাহিত্য একরকম প্রতিবাদ।
যা যা আমরা পাইনি জীবনে, আমাদের যেখানে যে Read more of this blog post »
বিশ্বাসটা মাত্রাতিরিক্ত সরল, শিশুতোষও বলা যায় সেটাকে। কিন্তু, অনুভব করি, সাহিত্য কখনোই ঠিক শিশুতোষ ব্যাপার নয় আমার কাছে। সাহিত্য একরকম প্রতিবাদ।
যা যা আমরা পাইনি জীবনে, আমাদের যেখানে যে Read more of this blog post »
Ella Rose Carlos's blog:
New Beginnings
Hello ya’ll!
2020 has been a strange, uncomfortable year, to say the least. From sickness and natural disasters, to political upheaval and fighting, this year has certainly made an angry jump into the history books! I’m glad I chose to take a break from social media and publishing the past several mo
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Rita Cordeiro's blog:
Reflexões #38 - A História e a Realidade
Costumo dar um tom meio sonhador às minhas reflexões, mas hoje é com dureza que exponho alguns factos relativos ao que tem acontecido nos últimos dias, porque é inaceitável que continuem a acontecer, sobretudo numa altura em que atravessamos algo sem precedentes (o maior alerta de que é preciso Read more of this blog post »
Brook Allen's blog:
Miryamdevi's blog:
NakedTantra (Author interview)
There are many books on how to do magick, but not so many with stories about actually doing it and what happens.
NakedTantra lays bare the inner states of the two brave souls involved in this extended magical work.
An experiment, two people, two countries, one mind, experimenting in tantra meta-m
Inger Margaret Foster's blog:
Mandy's Dream
A new book will be on its way soon! Below is the intro to the newest novel in the Meg series!
December 23, 1973
Into space she fell, weightlessly tumbling over and over and over until landing in a pile, encased in pitch-black nothingness. Surrounded by the silent solitude of the aftermath, she curled Read more of this blog post »
December 23, 1973
Into space she fell, weightlessly tumbling over and over and over until landing in a pile, encased in pitch-black nothingness. Surrounded by the silent solitude of the aftermath, she curled Read more of this blog post »
E.B. Roshan's blog:
Dreaming up Sevia (My First Interview)
I was interviewed today by White Cat Publications. A fun experience, and a fine little publishing company. You can check it out here:
https://www.whitecatpublications.com/...
https://www.whitecatpublications.com/...
Kathy Reed's blog:
And the saying goes
What don't you like about it? Have you to ask me that when you already know. So why do we need constructive criticism. I guess so that we have to remember to chuckle with ourselves, no one is going to tell you if you are mad.
David W. Manner's blog:
Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
A Bewitching Thursday
Guest Blog - CARNIA by Jay DeMaarten #authorguestblog #guestblog #cainandabel #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/r6fm30qMz7U
INTERVIEW - CRIME MYSTERY - THE KILLER IN THE WOODS by Rick Van Etten #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ddJb30qMz9J
INTERVIEW - PNR - THE SEER (Sidney Rinn, #1) by Charlie Daye # Read more of this blog post »
INTERVIEW - CRIME MYSTERY - THE KILLER IN THE WOODS by Rick Van Etten #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ddJb30qMz9J
INTERVIEW - PNR - THE SEER (Sidney Rinn, #1) by Charlie Daye # Read more of this blog post »
Carlos Ruiz Santiago's blog:
Resumen Mayo 2020
¡Buenos días! Con un pelín de atraso os obsequio con el resumen escritoril (no creo que exista dicha palabra, pero debería) de este mes:
-Lo más relevante es que ha sido mi cumple, y eso siempre me pone contento. Punto clave, diría yo.
-He escrito 82400 palabras este mes en la novela larga en la que e Read more of this blog post »
-Lo más relevante es que ha sido mi cumple, y eso siempre me pone contento. Punto clave, diría yo.
-He escrito 82400 palabras este mes en la novela larga en la que e Read more of this blog post »
Alexandra Benedict's blog:
NEW COVERS AND MORE NEWS!!
Dear Readers,
I am in the process of re-launching my brand. TOO GREAT A TEMPTATION and TOO DANGEROUS TO DESIRE have had a makeover. I hope you love the new covers as much as I do.😀
I also have a personal favor to ask of my fans. In order to keep my writing career relevant and moving forward, I am ask Read more of this blog post »
I am in the process of re-launching my brand. TOO GREAT A TEMPTATION and TOO DANGEROUS TO DESIRE have had a makeover. I hope you love the new covers as much as I do.😀
I also have a personal favor to ask of my fans. In order to keep my writing career relevant and moving forward, I am ask Read more of this blog post »
Catherine Coulter's blog:
June 4, 2020
Thursday, 4th June -- It's going to be a bright, bright, bright sun-shiny day -- who wrote that? Let's all sing it when we're walking around the house trying to find something to clean out, something to polish, some hidden potato chips.
Whatever else you do on this beautiful June day, you want to kic Read more of this blog post »
Whatever else you do on this beautiful June day, you want to kic Read more of this blog post »
J.W. Arlock's blog:
Short Story Release
Hi all, With the current world events, I plan to have 2-3 short stories released in the next few weeks. These are world-building teasers designed to set the scene for the (almost complete) novels soon to follow. Initially, these to be part of a short-story compilation, but I think getting content in
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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
