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Mehmet Yildiz's blog:
Data Intelligence for Enterprise Digital Transformations
Data is the most valuable asset in business intelligence. Data steers and leads to business and technology transformation. One significant fact is that data, especially Big Data, is ubiquitous in every enterprise. Every enterprise generates massive amounts of data. As digital leaders, data is our...
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Sherif Sadek's blog:
My new Story (Zena)
I am working on my new story Zena and I will start publishing each page I finish. This will be draft and will be opened to public comments.
What is the story about ...I like to keep that hidden for you to discover. I usually start with an idea and a plot and as I start building my story, things ma... Read more of this blog post »
What is the story about ...I like to keep that hidden for you to discover. I usually start with an idea and a plot and as I start building my story, things ma... Read more of this blog post »
Rob Donnelly's blog:
Conversations Update
I just had a text from the producer. The Conversations episode has been rescheduled to broadcast this Wednesday rather than tomorrow.
Roger W. Avrit's blog:
Nice Little Review from Facebook
This came in yesterday from one of my high school classmates:
Just finished, Wrong Way Justice, and enjoyed it. Gave it to my Granddaughter to read. Looking forward to reading another,
Just finished, Wrong Way Justice, and enjoyed it. Gave it to my Granddaughter to read. Looking forward to reading another,
Toni Pike's blog:
A 5-star Review for DESOLATION BLUFF
I'm thrilled to let you know that Desolation Bluff has received another 5-star review.
You can read more here:
https://tonipike.com/2019/09/16/an-ap... Read more of this blog post »
You can read more here:
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J.D. Stark's blog:
Family Maintenance
Denise gives her husband another dirty look as he looks at her. He watches his son as he pours syrup on a saucer, then proceeds to dip his toaster waffle, taking a bite, dipping again, taking another bite. And soon, the waffle is gone in a matter of seconds.
“Can I count on you at the store today... Read more of this blog post »
“Can I count on you at the store today... Read more of this blog post »
Abu Faisal Sergio Tapia's blog:
Abu Faisal Sergio Tapia en las librerías de Dubai y Abu Dhabi
DUBAI.- Los libros del escritor argentino Abu Faisal Sergio Tapia se encuentran en la librería mas importante de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos, Magrudy's comenzó a comerciar en 1975 en Jumeirah , y rápidamente se convirtió en una parte central de la vida de Dubai, con locales en todos los emirato...
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Krista Sandor's blog:
Man Fast is FREE--for a limited time
MAN FAST=The complete abstinence of all things male.
No dating.
No boyfriend.
And no creep to break your heart.
Too bad the city’s biggest player sees it as a challenge.
Laugh, sigh, and swoon with this delightful rom-com.
Start the series for ★FREE★--for a limited time.
https://books2read.com/u/4D... Read more of this blog post »
No dating.
No boyfriend.
And no creep to break your heart.
Too bad the city’s biggest player sees it as a challenge.
Laugh, sigh, and swoon with this delightful rom-com.
Start the series for ★FREE★--for a limited time.
https://books2read.com/u/4D... Read more of this blog post »
Dee Rose's blog:
Getting there: The Hangman Returns
I'm about a third ways finished writing The Hangman Returns. I have remained conscious of the main issues associated with some of the criticism from the Hangman, which was there wasn't enough of the Hangman. Having established the main characters over the last three years, the novel will not have...
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Iris Long's blog:
Small World
I continued to attend Grace Community Church in Goshen following Scott’s move to heaven. In late January 2012, I received an email from the church secretary regarding an elderly member whose husband had recently passed away. Her daughter in Fort Wayne was concerned about her and had asked if an...
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Jennie Poh's blog:
Spring Fair 2013
Here are some pieces I've done ready for the Spring Fair this year..hopefully my agents will whizz up to the NEC and sell them!
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Greg Stout's blog:
ON GETTING PAID
My debut novel, Gideon's Ghost, was released at the beginning of the summer, and not long ago I received my first royalty payment from my publisher, Beacon Publishing Group. The payment reflected the short time the book has been available, and so wasn't very large at all, but just the same it was...
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Deborah Sheldon's blog:
Ellen Datlow's "Recommended List 2019"
My short story “Hair and Teeth” has made it into Ellen Datlow’s “Recommended List for 2019” in Best Horror of the Year vol.11.
https://ellendatlow.com/2019/09/15/fu...
"Hair and Teeth" was first published in Aurealis #113 and reprinted in Year's Best Hardcore Horror #4. Read more of this blog post »
https://ellendatlow.com/2019/09/15/fu...
"Hair and Teeth" was first published in Aurealis #113 and reprinted in Year's Best Hardcore Horror #4. Read more of this blog post »
D. Rose's blog:
ROSEVILLE Book 2...Coming Soon
Fall 2019, we return to Roseville.
Subscribe to my mailing list for the official cover reveal and an exclusive sneak peek!
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Brooke O'Brien's blog:
Start your next binge read today!
I'm excited to announce you can find all my books live in all your favorite bookstores. Start your next binge read series today!
Alba Arango's blog:
Readers! See you in Kingman, 9/21
Hi all!
I'll be at the Kabam! Book Festival in Kingman, AZ, on Saturday, 9/21. Come to the festival, check out all the fun authors, get yourself some new cool reads, and stop by to say hi! :)
Hope to see you there!
Alba
I'll be at the Kabam! Book Festival in Kingman, AZ, on Saturday, 9/21. Come to the festival, check out all the fun authors, get yourself some new cool reads, and stop by to say hi! :)
Hope to see you there!
Alba
Terry Lloyd's blog:
Money Wise.
Negatively toned headlines might grab attention, but I believe that the substance should count for more than the style of any piece of writing. If it adds knowledge, promotes thought or helps people become more aware, then that is my kind of article and at a time when it is hard not to notice the...
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Lori Allison's blog:
New York 2019 - Day 2
New York 2019 - Day 2
I guess you could say we slept in, although with the two-hour time difference, it sure didn’t feel like it. Eight-thirty in New York is only six-thirty in New Mexico, and I woke up needing coffee. We found some, plus breakfast, across the street at Juniors, the place we’d got... Read more of this blog post »
I guess you could say we slept in, although with the two-hour time difference, it sure didn’t feel like it. Eight-thirty in New York is only six-thirty in New Mexico, and I woke up needing coffee. We found some, plus breakfast, across the street at Juniors, the place we’d got... Read more of this blog post »
Chris Bohjalian's blog:
A Goodreads Giveaway of The Red Lotus
Greetings,
Hoping all of you are having a nice start to autumn, with plenty of new books to excite you.
This is fun: Goodreads and Doubleday Books right now are giving away 25 advance copies of my March 17 novel, THE RED LOTUS.
The thriller about a New York City ER doctor is set in Vietnam and Manh... Read more of this blog post »
Hoping all of you are having a nice start to autumn, with plenty of new books to excite you.
This is fun: Goodreads and Doubleday Books right now are giving away 25 advance copies of my March 17 novel, THE RED LOTUS.
The thriller about a New York City ER doctor is set in Vietnam and Manh... Read more of this blog post »
Glenda Carroll's blog:
Think You’re Hacker-Proof? Think Again.
That’s what I learned from a talk by Robin C. Stuart, a veteran cybercrimes investigator, who laid it on the line last weekend in a talk sponsored by Sisters in Crime, NorCal at the Half Moon Bay Public Library. “If someone wants to hack you, they can do it,” said Stuart. In other words, barriers...
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Marguerite Martin Gray's blog:
My Fall TBR
Well, I'm ready for fall, and I have the books to read. If only I had a cool breeze and a reason to fix a cup of hot chocolate. But I can't wait for the weather to change in order to start these new books. As always, I have so many to choose from, and I keep ordering more.
The first one is A Light... Read more of this blog post »
The first one is A Light... Read more of this blog post »
Michael R. Virgintino's blog:
A Tilted House In The Bronx Captures Teenager's Interest
A teenager from Queens, New York, was fascinated with a house that was a bit off-kilter. John Bulakowski didn't live in the home and it wasn't located in his neighborhood. He traveled to The Bronx to see it at Freedomland U.S.A.
"The Casa Loca had no exterior appeal whatsoever," recalled John of N... Read more of this blog post »
"The Casa Loca had no exterior appeal whatsoever," recalled John of N... Read more of this blog post »
Lisa Ciccarello's blog:
Sundays are for writing
Sundays have always been a day of writing for me, but this summer I found myself slipping away from my good habits. In order to rededicate this day to writing, I’m going to take a little time each Sunday to post some thoughts about writing.
Today I’m thinking about inspiration, & how random i... Read more of this blog post »
Today I’m thinking about inspiration, & how random i... 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
