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Kat Karpenko's blog:
The Photograph review
I would like to share my 5-star review from Readers' Favorite. I would be grateful for any new reviews as the book is now live in eBook form, print to follow.
Reviewed By Deborah Lloyd for Readers’ Favorite
Kat Karpenko is a Canadian of Ukrainian descent and she dedicates her book, The Photograph, to Read more of this blog post »
Reviewed By Deborah Lloyd for Readers’ Favorite
Kat Karpenko is a Canadian of Ukrainian descent and she dedicates her book, The Photograph, to Read more of this blog post »
Jessica Warren's blog:
ART and the Grieving Cave
As a child, my mother made a big deal about making sure her rural county – living daughters were exposed to museums, parks, art, the city, plays, etc. I have wonderful memories of sitting next to her in the field by our house as she sketched. The long grass was itchy, but it didn’t seem to matter. W
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Leslie Swartz's blog:
*FREE BOOKS*
To celebrate Alukah's pre-launch, Seraphim and Nephilim, books 1 and 2 in The Seventh Day Series, will be #FREE 7/7-7/11!
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#readerscommunity #BookTwitter #books #bookbloggers #BookBoost #booksforsale #WritingCommunity #readingcommunity #readingLeslie SwartzSera Read more of this blog post »
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Diane Solomon's blog:
The Ravenstone Part 2: The Twain is published!
Hi all, Well, we finally finished the sequel to The Ravenstone: The Secret of Ninham Mountain. We are so thrilled! It has only taken us three years, but other books and life got in the way...
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In the much anticipated sequel to The Ravenstone: The Secret of Ninham Mountain, Aidan and Nadia Read more of this blog post »
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Joseph Samaniego's blog:
Book Review: Sukkubus of Khymeera by Joanna Noor
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I’ve read and posted a review of book 1 recently. You can find it here!
Book 2 lived up to my expectations and delivered a fun filled adventure that began in book 1!
Starting from the beginning, I loved the cover. A beautiful piece, simple yet detailed. The image conjurers images of t
Margot Scott's blog:
Introducing the brand new Daddy Loves You Series
Coming August 2020
Run Baby Run
Alpha AF Daddy Dom? ✓
A totally-taboo age-gap pairing? ✓
Filthy, dirty, delicious insta-love? ✓
Introducing the first book in a brand new series from forbidden romance author Margot Scott, coming to Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.
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Yuri Barbosa's blog:
Escrever Mais ou Menos é Mais?
Recentemente, escrevendo meu próximo livro, fiquei admirado ao concluir um capítulo e perceber que eu tinha ficado com sete páginas. Fui correndo conferir os capítulos anteriores e todos tinham no máximo quatro. Fiquei me perguntando se eu não teria exagerado e feito um capítulo extenso demais. O qu
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Kenzie Macallan's blog:
UNLIMITED ROMANCE READS
Searching for your next favorite book boyfriend?
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Look no further! These best selling authors have teamed up to offer a delightful selection of books.
Available for FREE for a limited time.
Click the link below:
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R.L. Hemlock's blog:
Give Your Characters Complexity And Depth
Giving your characters complexity and depth will not only enhance your story, but it’s also something your readers will appreciate. Let me make it a point to say this is something you should be doing with all genres, but it is especially important when it comes to dark stories. People don’t make sen
A.G. Khaliq's blog:
Kill or be Killed novel
My book ‘Kill or be Killed’ will be out on Amazon in a few days!
Matthew Renard's blog:
To Read, Or Not To Read
One of the biggest truisms on the Internet, if you're a creative type, is "Never read the comments". I can understand that; the Internet is a big and occasionally scary place, and when creative people put their creations for the world to see, there will undoubtedly be some detractors. On the interne
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Liesbeth Jochemsen's blog:
Schrijfwedstrijden (deel 1)
Doe jij ook wel eens mee aan schrijfwedstrijden? Ik wel. De laatste tijd deed ik mee aan:
De storm van 2020 ook wel bekend als de Vlieland-bundel, van Godijn Publishing. De bedoeling was om een verhaal te schrijven dat zich afspeelt op Vlieland, waarbij de feiten over het eiland moesten kloppen. Na e Read more of this blog post »
De storm van 2020 ook wel bekend als de Vlieland-bundel, van Godijn Publishing. De bedoeling was om een verhaal te schrijven dat zich afspeelt op Vlieland, waarbij de feiten over het eiland moesten kloppen. Na e Read more of this blog post »
Sean Patrick Smith's blog:
A Word About Joe...
While writing a novel about losing a best friend, I lost mine. This is our story.
Sean Patrick Smith
April 15, 2017
I found something online that said, “Friendship is so weird. You pick a random human you’ve never met, and you’re like ‘This one. I want to go on adventures with this one.’ ”
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Sean Patrick Smith
April 15, 2017
I found something online that said, “Friendship is so weird. You pick a random human you’ve never met, and you’re like ‘This one. I want to go on adventures with this one.’ ”
Joe and I be Read more of this blog post »
Virginia O'Malley's blog:
Volunteering on an archaeological dig
One of my interests includes archaeology and I was delighted to secure a place as a volunteer with DigVentures last summer on both a roman and a medieval dig in Sedgefield and Bishop Middleham, County Durham, UK. I thought I would share a day in the life of being on an archaeological dig as a vo Read more of this blog post »
Sherdley S.'s blog:
"I’m disappointed. I expected. Are you sure? What are you going to do? Be realistic. Why can’t you just.”– These words undoubtedly can deter our resolve.
Thank you for joining me. I hope to share with you through my pictures, my book, stories, and my words – what I consider to be my authentic life. Our journey is never the one we began with, and there are no right ways to get to a starting point. But what matters is that we make it to the
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Jonathan Dunne's blog:
FREE BOOKS! Yes, it's true.
All my e-books across all Amazon platforms free today! 7th July. Please pass this on to both friends and enemies alike ;)
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Joseph F. Benedetto's blog:
Book's Away!
An editor asked to see my action/adventure novel "American Guns, Chinese Magic".
I have sent off the book in two files -- the first containing the front matter, e.g. title page, foreword, epigraph, map and table of contents, and the second containing the 26 chapters of the finished novel itself.
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I have sent off the book in two files -- the first containing the front matter, e.g. title page, foreword, epigraph, map and table of contents, and the second containing the 26 chapters of the finished novel itself.
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Randy Green's blog:
Karen? No, Cherem! – Part 2
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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E.B. Roshan's blog:
Dreaming up Sevia (Book Reviews and Author Interviews)
No matter how good the book you’ve just written and published might be, if nobody knows it exists, nobody’s going to read it. But how do you let your potential readers know that there’s anew story out there that they are going to love?
Of course, advertising opportunities about both on the Internet a Read more of this blog post »
Of course, advertising opportunities about both on the Internet a Read more of this blog post »
Brad Younie's blog:
Writers Groups and Writing in Groups
If there's one thing that I can attribute to the rise of my writing career, it's a Writers Group.
Though I've been writing all my life, it wasn't until I joined a great local writers group that I became motivated enough to finish my projects and get them published. I've come a long way since then, a Read more of this blog post »
Though I've been writing all my life, it wasn't until I joined a great local writers group that I became motivated enough to finish my projects and get them published. I've come a long way since then, a Read more of this blog post »
Brian S. Holmes's blog:
How do you put Colossians 3:5 into practice? (put to death the deeds of the flesh?)
How do you put to death the deeds of the Flesh? Colossians 3:5 into practice?
The post How do you put Colossians 3:5 into practice? (put to death the deeds of the flesh?) appeared first on MPowered Christian Ministries.
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Melissa Foster's blog:
Follow Truman Gritt's (TRU BLUE) younger brother on his path to forever love in THE GRITTY TRUTH
Follow Truman Gritt's (TRU BLUE) younger brother on his path to forever love in THE GRITTY TRUTH - Releasing October 14th, 2020! Quincy Gritt has fought his demons. He’s confessed to his crimes and conquered his addictions. But when his past comes back to haunt him, can he learn to live with the gri
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Colin J. Davies's blog:
We all share a universe.
Since Marvel went all crazy on the whole fictional shared universe thing, it has become a point of interest with many people. So much so that clues and easter eggs have been hunted down to establish links between already created works. Search to see the evidence that Bladerunner and Alien share the
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S.P. Oldham's blog:
Featured Author - Written Fantasy
I am today's Featured Author on Written Fantasy on Facebook. Why not take a look to find out more about me, the book and lots of other dark fantasy authors?
Greg S. Baker's blog:
Update on King -- Book Five of the Davidic Chronicles
I am nearly 80% finished on first draft of the fifth and final book of the Davidic Chronicles series.
My books go through several rounds of revisions and editing, this is the longest and hardest (yet most enjoyable) part -- the first draft.
After the first draft is finished. I revise the entire manus Read more of this blog post »
My books go through several rounds of revisions and editing, this is the longest and hardest (yet most enjoyable) part -- the first draft.
After the first draft is finished. I revise the entire manus Read more of this blog post »
Ledyr Tabot's blog:
Moon's Druid is live
Moon's Druid is live now and on Kindle Unlimited. I hope you enjoy it!
Susan Powers, Ph.D.'s blog:
Two Years Later
Two Years LaterMy book, Ruthless Grieving, The Journey to Acceptance and Beyond, is two years old. Like a child it has revealed itself to me, as to who she is and what she is about. The biggest reveal has been that the most significant reason I called the book Ruthless Grieving is about how fierce a
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Carragh Sheridan's blog:
Qualcosa di diverso dal Romance
Il mio nuovo romanzo in arrivo ad agosto ma in pre-order già da ora con un click:
No grazie, sto bene così!
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Heath Daniels's blog:
Locations featured, Roanoke, Virginia
Continuing bringing to life locations in my books: As mentioned, locations in my books are inspired and selected because they fit the story line, not because I want to feature them. I do, however, try to bring them to life while developing the plots. Roanoke, Virginia, is one such location.
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Gregory Alan Norton's blog:
Literary Gatekeepers
In a recent dust-up between the privileged elites and Black Lives Matter activists some douchebags resigned under fire from their cushy, well-paid, benefit-rich, non-profit literary jobs. Then Hope Wabuke resigned from the National Book Critics Circle because NBCC did not want to sign-on to her draf
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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
