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Anne Marie Wells's blog:
Grief Road — Chapter 6 — Chaotically Repeat
In my first post, as I attempted to navigate my thoughts and emotions through writing, I asked, “Where is the How-To guide for tragedy…
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Alexa Nichols's blog:
The hardest thing for me to do, changes, and finally getting to finish!
I think the hardest thing to do as an author – and, if I’m being completely honest, as a person – is to focus on just one thing and see it through to completion. I always seem to get distracted by different projects, different stories, even when I’m neck-deep in working on one that I have a deadl... Read more of this blog post »
Kelly L. Miller's blog:
Ice Cream & Paint Party
No meetings today. Everything is cancelled because of the snow storm. So, I slept in. Now I'm eating ice cream and mixing my own top secret very very special one of a kind turquoise paint, that no other artist knows how to make. Yeah...
Manh Dang's blog:
Beauty in the Rain
The misty veil was momentarily lifted to let in a few golden rays. But dark and foreboding clouds quickly moved in to shield off what little sunlight there was. The northern gust picked up and churned the lake’s surface into tiny billows. At a distance, a lone bass boat hurriedly skimmed the turb...
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Simon Gandossi's blog:
The pitfalls of getting the word out
Becoming a full-time author is difficult and takes a lot of time and patience. Over the many years I have invested time and money in trying to make a dream I have had since school become a reality. The journey has met with people who were willing to help without question but also those willing to...
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Jody Robinson's blog:
Special Tax Season Sale!
In honor of tax season, we are offering the Kindle Version Only of Money Messages for $4.15 through the end of tax season 2020. What a great way to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year!
$4.15 until 4/15/2020--more than a 30% discount!
Are there messages you tell yourself about money, love,... Read more of this blog post »
$4.15 until 4/15/2020--more than a 30% discount!
Are there messages you tell yourself about money, love,... Read more of this blog post »
Lubomira Kourteva's blog:
Behind The Scenes: Creating Poetry, The Otherworld + Celtic Goddess Brigid
It begins with a feeling; as something or someone that weaves through the ground, beneath my feet, moves in the soil until it decides to surface, tempted by water, tempted by air; to reach its hands for merging. And I try to shape it into words; to give it a home on a page while not losing its mo...
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Mirra Price's blog:
In Defense of the Serial Comma
Often when I am doing copyediting work, I encounter use of the serial comma, or non-use of it, as the case may be. You may know this punctuation mark as the Oxford Comma, as its use has been heralded by Oxford University for many decades. It may also be referred to as the Harvard Comma, which nom...
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Marilyn Peake's blog:
Opportunity to Grab Lots of Books in a Variety of Genres
I recently joined BookFunnel and StoryOrigin and am also an author with Prolific Works. This gives me the opportunity to offer many books in a wide variety of genres to readers. Here are some wonderful book promotions I'm currently participating in at StoryOrigin:
Short, Paranormal Reads: A Book... Read more of this blog post »
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Brian Harad's blog:
Facebook free promotion update
There are 2 books left for my giveaway of the 1st book in the series (Homecoming). If you are interested in a copy, please leave a comment on the series facebook page at - https://www.facebook.com/UnariExpSeries/
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This is for a paperback copy (includes continental US shipping). Read more of this blog post »
Sonnia Kemmer's blog:
Bay Area Planners Meetup
Venue: Coro Coffee
Date: February 16, 2020
Time: 1:00 pm
CoRo Coffee - CoRo means Coffee Room.
It was a nice Sunday afternoon to be out and hang out with other planner-minded beautiful individuals. I RSVP'd to the event weeks ago, and I prepped myself for my Uber ride. (The venue was in downtown B... Read more of this blog post »
Date: February 16, 2020
Time: 1:00 pm
CoRo Coffee - CoRo means Coffee Room.It was a nice Sunday afternoon to be out and hang out with other planner-minded beautiful individuals. I RSVP'd to the event weeks ago, and I prepped myself for my Uber ride. (The venue was in downtown B... Read more of this blog post »
T.J. Nichols's blog:
read chapter 1 now
Read the 1st chapter of A Summer of Smoke and Sin on my website. http://www.tjnichols-author.com/chapter/
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Marguerite Martin Gray's blog:
Siblings in Fiction (and in Life)
Do you like reading fiction that has a protagonist with siblings? Well, I do probably because I have three sisters who are now my best friends. I'm sure some people who do not have siblings have friends or cousins who are as close as sisters or brothers. Anyway, I love reading and writing about t...
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Garrison Kelly's blog:
Oswald
I see you everyday sleeping your life away
Losing time again, can’t convince you to stay
Your legs are so weak you can’t stand up
Is this your way of saying you’ve had enough?
I’ll miss you dearly on the day that you pass
I’ll miss your chubby belly, so much mass
I’ll miss you rolling over on your back... Read more of this blog post »
Losing time again, can’t convince you to stay
Your legs are so weak you can’t stand up
Is this your way of saying you’ve had enough?
I’ll miss you dearly on the day that you pass
I’ll miss your chubby belly, so much mass
I’ll miss you rolling over on your back... Read more of this blog post »
J. Ross Victory's blog:
Are You the Captain of Your Life or Are You the Passenger in Someone Else’s Dream?
If you’re like me, some days you feel like you’re making moves, meeting fascinating people who are wiser, more successful, more confident–all the things you want to be.
If you’re like me, some days you wake up and you feel bold, on a visceral level. Like you instinctively know what to do and how t... Read more of this blog post »
If you’re like me, some days you wake up and you feel bold, on a visceral level. Like you instinctively know what to do and how t... Read more of this blog post »
Alyse Neibaur's blog:
#NotForTeens
Alright, so I'm going to start with an apology to those who have been submitting questions to me to answer, and I have apparently been neglecting. I very sincerely apologize. I guess I dropped off the face of the planet, and have no idea where I went for the past 7 months.
So...
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So...
Okay, moving forw... Read more of this blog post »
K.B. Pellegrino's blog:
Recovery and Editing
I am recovering from an injury suffered on the 14th and would have gone stir crazy. Yes, I had a bit of a concussion and was told to rest. I was so tired. On the third day following the injury, I was energized and listened to eighteen hours of mystery novels. I'd been told not to strain my eyes,...
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L. Annette Binder's blog:
sleeplessness
Like many people, I've struggled with insomnia. All my adult life, sleep has been tenuous. The insomnia comes and goes of its own accord, and at its worst has lasted for weeks at a time with only two or three hours of sleep a night.
Many of my short stories have been informed by my fraught relatio... Read more of this blog post »
Many of my short stories have been informed by my fraught relatio... Read more of this blog post »
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Nicole Snow's blog:
New Release - No Damaged Goods
He knew she was trouble the night the night she showed up in town with an ancient hippie van on fire.
Blake has no time and even less chill for Peace Rabe (also known as Little Miss Broccoli). She sings too loud. She smiles too much. She's too free, too lush, and already too smitten with his growl... Read more of this blog post »
Scot Hanson's blog:
The Mustard Seed
I hope this site will gradually unfold to become a valuable resource, for myself and any other sparrowswho stop by to lodge in the branches. Even as I'm typ...
C.L. Nichols's blog:
the Slipstream
STORY ANGLES
caryandcate.com
A blog for writers and friends
Speculative fiction is comprised of three related genres: science fiction, fantasy and horror. The slipstream intermingles these genres then plants imagination’s resulting seeds into the potting soil of mainstream fiction. In the realm of t...
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Joe Cvetich's blog:
On running...and writing
Like most people, I work full time and have a wife and kids. Like most people, finding time to do the other things of daily life, like going to the gym or visiting family or friends is not easy. But no matter what, the 2 things I do find time to do are run and write.
“We are what we repeatedly do....
Tinnean's blog:
Another re-release and cover
JMS Books will be re-releasing another of my Dreamspinner works. Originally titled Greeting Cards, it's got a new title, Always, Ben, approximately 30k additional words, and a gorgeous new cover.
Always, Ben is available now for pre-order, and it's on sale! ;-)
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Always, Ben is available now for pre-order, and it's on sale! ;-)
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John Ouellet's blog:
RetFed blog intro
I read a line from in a novel from one of my fav crime writers who called the FBI Special in Agent in Charge, the "Sac." It is the DEA who refers to the Special in Agent as the "Sac" while the FBI term is S-A-C. I can't say I was crushed but that one line caused a crimalus interruptus in the stor...
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António Bizarro's blog:
Nome de Código: Phase (Grátis 21 e 22 Fevereiro)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084ZXK88D/ref=pd_rhf_se_p_img_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=JRRQD28EGB382NJDK9V3
Um conto de António Bizarro, autor de 'O Longo Caminho de Regresso', 'O Motor do Caos e da Destruição', 'o Desejo e Outros Demónios' e 'O Invisível, a sua Sombra e o seu Reflexo',... Read more of this blog post »
Um conto de António Bizarro, autor de 'O Longo Caminho de Regresso', 'O Motor do Caos e da Destruição', 'o Desejo e Outros Demónios' e 'O Invisível, a sua Sombra e o seu Reflexo',... Read more of this blog post »
Khaled Talib's blog:
New cover for Smokescreen's second edition
The new cover for the second edition of my thriller, Smokescreen. Decided to make a change after getting my rights back.
Hope you like it.
Smokescreen
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Hope you like it.
Smokescreen
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Stacey M. King's blog:
The Authors' Story behind Te Rii ni Banaba - Backbone of Banaba
To see them together they are obviously in love, a team, but, how on earth did they ever meet? This is the question they are asked often.
Amanda MayClair's blog:
Downhill Slide
'Jupiter Eclipsing' is entering a pivotal chapter! Once I organize, choreograph, and compose that chapter we can slide on through until the next harrowing adventure. Then, with that piece of prose behind me, I hope to move on to the next Eroenchantica, Volume II.
Currently, that next Volume, curr... Read more of this blog post »
Currently, that next Volume, curr... Read more of this blog post »
Adriane Leigh's blog:
REBEL PRIEST IS LIVE!
"Rebel Priest captured my reader's heart from the first chapter to the very last. A beautifully layered romance, gorgeously written love story I won't soon forget." - Raine Miller, New York Times Bestselling Author—
Your reviews are ruining me! For anyone that’s ever taken the path less travell... Read more of this blog post »
G.G. Melies's blog:
Durante el alba caí en euforia
Renuevo 3 meses con este cuento (no cuento) y aquí van otros 5 días gratis hasta el domingo inclusive. Es corto, 7 páginas. No es mi Sci Fi acostumbrada, ni siquiera sé qué es... algo libertario, poético ecologista anticonsumista, salido de lo más profundo de mi mente retorcida. ¡Pero está gratis...
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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
