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Divya Tombran's blog:
A House for Mr. Biswas Review
Hello Everyone,
I just finished reading A House for Mr. Biswas by V. S. Naipaul. Please check out my review; excellent read.
I’m so greatly impressed with the brilliant writings of Naipaul that I am now starting on one of his other novels, Miguel Street, also set in Trinidad.
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I just finished reading A House for Mr. Biswas by V. S. Naipaul. Please check out my review; excellent read.
I’m so greatly impressed with the brilliant writings of Naipaul that I am now starting on one of his other novels, Miguel Street, also set in Trinidad.
Just a reminder, Ask The A Read more of this blog post »
Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
A Bewitching Thursday
The Dark Awakening by D.L. Blade #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ituh30qKmnr
Bloodlines by M.L.Mastran #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/Mwoz30qKmkl
The Dark Awakening by D.L. Blade #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/alPz30qKmmB
A Broken Man: The Rocky Shoals of Marriage, Remarriage and Divorce by Tre Read more of this blog post »
Bloodlines by M.L.Mastran #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/Mwoz30qKmkl
The Dark Awakening by D.L. Blade #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/alPz30qKmmB
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Chris Bostic's blog:
The end of bourbon books (for now) - a crossover event
Cheers to the end of another bourbon-filled trilogy. Thank you so much for sticking with it to the end, from Night Cap to Double Shot to Sour Mash.
Originally, I wasn’t sure there would be a third book in the series; however, after serious reflection, it seemed like there could be no better way to e Read more of this blog post »
Originally, I wasn’t sure there would be a third book in the series; however, after serious reflection, it seemed like there could be no better way to e Read more of this blog post »
Rasha Alajouz's blog:
About The Standing Tall Without Heels Blog
The STANDING TALL Blog is devoted to the adventures of female impact entrepreneurs and will include my own thoughts and those of other women as we continue to create lives and businesses that make a positive impact on the world.
If you’d like to participate in this blog, please contact me.
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Catherine Asaro's blog:
The Last Hawk, Chapter 7
I've posted Chapter Seven of the new and revised version of my book The Last Hawk. Also, as a plus, the page starts with a guest post by Susan O'Fearna about her dog Ada and the last hawk Ada interacted with.
www.patreon.com/posts/37511260
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www.patreon.com/posts/37511260
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Jeffrey Caston's blog:
Two Upcoming Shortstories
I am close to getting two short stories published. Just needs a few little fine tuning issues and covers and I'll be ready to go.
Food is a short story set in the somewhat distant future of my Horrific Northwest setting that I introduced with Immunity. It's going to address the point to which humanit Read more of this blog post »
Food is a short story set in the somewhat distant future of my Horrific Northwest setting that I introduced with Immunity. It's going to address the point to which humanit Read more of this blog post »
Richard Myerscough's blog:
Author-A Murder with A Twist
Author - A Murder With A Twist, has been completely re-edited and re-published. Along with the re-editing, to improve the story line, it has gone from 45,000 words to 75,000 words in length.
R.J. Hanson's blog:
Notable & Quotable
This week’s Notable and Quotable comes from our gaming group. For those that don’t know, we have a weekly pen & paper RPG that we host which can be the source of some interesting comments. Below are just a few;
“On a scale of ship to warehouse, how flammable is it?” (there had been a number of atte
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Wil Mara's blog:
CHAPTER 3 OF ‘COVID PATIENT ZERO’ IS NOW AVAILABLE!
The third chapter of the ongoing Jason Hammond serial novella ‘Covid Patient Zero’ is now available for viewing and download.
Online version---
http://www.wilmara.com/covidpatientze...
Downloadable PDF---
http://www.wilmara.com/covidpatientze...
If you missed Chapters 1 or 2, or you really have no idea Read more of this blog post »
Online version---
http://www.wilmara.com/covidpatientze...
Downloadable PDF---
http://www.wilmara.com/covidpatientze...
If you missed Chapters 1 or 2, or you really have no idea Read more of this blog post »
Robin D. Crow's blog:
The totally Unexpected Gift of Time
I can hear the birds singing outside. I turn off the T.V. to hear them better. If you can still hear birds, there is hope. The President is speaking to the nation again, now a daily occurrence. It is March 30, 2020, and the world is in crisis due to the Corona virus. In a few weeks our lives have ch
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Dylan Madeley's blog:
Blog Tour: Available For Review
Are you a book review blogger? My latest release is currently on tour and you can sign up for a review copy here:
https://rrbooktours.com/2020/04/26/al...
https://rrbooktours.com/2020/04/26/al...
Andrej Poleev's blog:
Democracy is a bitch
The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and was glittering with gold, precious stones and pearls, having a golden cup in her hand full of abominations and uncleanness of her whoredom. The name written on her forehead was a mystery: babylon the great the mother of prostitutes and of the abominat
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Kathleen Constantine's blog:
Plague
Strange how the lens we see through at any given time alters our perception. I seem to find plague references everywhere right now, so I've posted a few quotes on my website. This is the third of a Coronavirus series (the first two were poems--just thoughts to capture this crazy time we are living t
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Marie Louise Andersson's blog:
The Striker.
The Striker by Monica McCarty is the 10th book in the Highland Guard series. :) I have the kindle and paperback editions. Read more of this blog post »
Francis Mont's blog:
What I find ironic about the pandemic
I’ve had this itching sensation in my irreverent funny bone for days to say something that I have not said yet about the current crisis. I find it ironic to watch the human species, the dominant lifeform on the planet, squirm and cower in the face of an invisible alien invader, infiltrating our plan
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Tracey Jerald's blog:
Return by Air - Cover Reveal
❊❊❊COVER REVEAL❊❊❊
It's time to meet John Jennings and the men of the Glacier Adventure Series! From the cover (designed by Deborah Bradseth, Tugboat Design) to the last page, be ready to have your breath stolen by a man who places his friends above everything else in his life. That is, until a woman Read more of this blog post »
It's time to meet John Jennings and the men of the Glacier Adventure Series! From the cover (designed by Deborah Bradseth, Tugboat Design) to the last page, be ready to have your breath stolen by a man who places his friends above everything else in his life. That is, until a woman Read more of this blog post »
Sean Hogan's blog:
Our Mad Parade
England’s Screaming, my fictional history of UK horror cinema, is now available to order as a beautifully-produced hardback from PS Publishing.
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And its Eurohorror followup, Three Mothers, One Father, is also available from Black Shuck Books, both as a paperback and E-book.
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
response from Terror House Press
i heard back from Matt at Terror House Press on my recent poetry submission. my poems "it would be easier to just be hopeless", "for the rest of your life" and "take advantage of lost souls" have been accepted for publication.
Alel Auxillos-Cayanan's blog:
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Zarah C. Gagatiga's blog:
Linh Dinh's blog:
.Country Restaurant. I had a pretty good double cheesebur...
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Country Restaurant. I had a pretty good double cheeseburger with bacon here, extra pickles. Best burger I've had in months. The server and probably cook was a Filipina.
At a table, there were two American soldiers in civvies, a white man and a Hispanic woman.
When the Korean owner overheard the Read more of this blog post »
Country Restaurant. I had a pretty good double cheeseburger with bacon here, extra pickles. Best burger I've had in months. The server and probably cook was a Filipina.
At a table, there were two American soldiers in civvies, a white man and a Hispanic woman.
When the Korean owner overheard the 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
