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Recent blog posts from authors.
B. Cranford's blog:
I am thrilled to announce the launch of United By Romance, a brand-new Goodreads group! Along with three of my favorite authors — Melanie Moreland, E.S. Carter and Mae Wood — I'm hoping to create a fun new place to interact with readers; somewhere we can all find new books to read, learn about sa...
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David Ravenwood's blog:
One day after the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, a firefighter found something fascinating among the ruins of the towers. Part of the Bible that was open to a certain page was fused to a heart-shaped piece of metal. Under the title Retaliation, were the verses of Matthew 5: 38-39. “You...
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Barbara Vortman's blog:
Book Number 33
The Arsonist
by
Katherine Stone
I zipped through this sequel to The Reappearance of Tom Ferris. Like the first novel, this one is fun, fast, and intriguing.
Cerviel is in Germany, having found his older brother, Theo. He calls on Sam for help. When he arrives, Sam finds that Cerviel and... Read more of this blog post »
The Arsonist
by
Katherine Stone
I zipped through this sequel to The Reappearance of Tom Ferris. Like the first novel, this one is fun, fast, and intriguing.
Cerviel is in Germany, having found his older brother, Theo. He calls on Sam for help. When he arrives, Sam finds that Cerviel and... Read more of this blog post »
Beth Gualda's blog:
Look at me. Blogging again and it's not even October. Well, there have been some changes to my website and CreateSpace as a whole, so I thought I better get on the horn and tell everyone.
First, Amazon decided to fuse CreateSpace and Kindle Direct Publishing. I had to transfer all of my titles fr... Read more of this blog post »
First, Amazon decided to fuse CreateSpace and Kindle Direct Publishing. I had to transfer all of my titles fr... Read more of this blog post »
Raffael Coronelli's blog:
Read more of this blog post »I love seeing more creators put out original kaiju stories, so I was happy to sketch up some Daikaiju Yuki fan art for @raffleupagus ! The first book was so much fun and I’m looking forward to reading the others. Definitely recommend it, so check it out, folks: [Amazon Link]
Melissa Foster's blog:
Spend your weekend in Sugar Lake with the Dalton family!
💕LOVE LIKE OURS - NOW LIVE!
Does a hot male dancer caring for his ailing father have the right moves to win the heart of a buttoned-up teacher?
➜KINDLE: http://smarturl.it/LLO_KINDLE
➜PAPERBACK: http://smarturl.it/LLO_Pb
➜AUDIO: https://amzn.to/... Read more of this blog post »
💕LOVE LIKE OURS - NOW LIVE!
Does a hot male dancer caring for his ailing father have the right moves to win the heart of a buttoned-up teacher?
➜KINDLE: http://smarturl.it/LLO_KINDLE
➜PAPERBACK: http://smarturl.it/LLO_Pb
➜AUDIO: https://amzn.to/... Read more of this blog post »
Shahad Al Rawi's blog:
The Baghdad Clock is the first novel by the Iraqi writer Shahad Al Rawi and was shortlisted for this year’s International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
REBECCA WOLFE
Vivid, at times surreal, The Baghdad Clock is the first novel by the Iraqi writer Shahad Al Rawi. Shortlisted for this year’s Internation... Read more of this blog post »
REBECCA WOLFE
Vivid, at times surreal, The Baghdad Clock is the first novel by the Iraqi writer Shahad Al Rawi. Shortlisted for this year’s Internation... Read more of this blog post »
Allison Symes's blog:
What are your favourite moods in stories? Does it depend on the mood you're currently in?
I find the latter isn't necessarily the case. I often turn to humour for escapism when life is proving to be somewhat on the grim side. I doubt I'm the only one.
I like the character moods in any story to be t... Read more of this blog post »
I find the latter isn't necessarily the case. I often turn to humour for escapism when life is proving to be somewhat on the grim side. I doubt I'm the only one.
I like the character moods in any story to be t... Read more of this blog post »
Marquitta Martin's blog:
In the Third Trimester (True Story)
It took me a long time to debate on if I should write this or not, but I know someone else out there has experienced the same thing and just want to know they are not alone. So here goes……
Imagine being 37 weeks pregnant and going to the doctor for a routine chec... Read more of this blog post »
It took me a long time to debate on if I should write this or not, but I know someone else out there has experienced the same thing and just want to know they are not alone. So here goes……
Imagine being 37 weeks pregnant and going to the doctor for a routine chec... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Brougher's blog:
The Velveteen Rabbit Coloring Book: A Classic Editions Coloring Book
In our time with so much information to sort through … how shall we find the truth? And what really matters after all? Today I am reflecting on times passed and what lies ahead as I begin life in my 70's.
I aspire to grow wise en... Read more of this blog post »
In our time with so much information to sort through … how shall we find the truth? And what really matters after all? Today I am reflecting on times passed and what lies ahead as I begin life in my 70's.
I aspire to grow wise en... Read more of this blog post »
Michael Robert Dyet's blog:
Hmmm, will metaphor be mankind’s last stand when machines rule the world?
We all learned about The Industrial Revolution in school. It was the dawning of the age of mechanical production beginning around 1790 with the advent of the steam engine. Lives that were formerly centered on farming were tr... Read more of this blog post »
We all learned about The Industrial Revolution in school. It was the dawning of the age of mechanical production beginning around 1790 with the advent of the steam engine. Lives that were formerly centered on farming were tr... Read more of this blog post »
Gabrielle Dubois's blog:
Two years ago, my husband, my son, my daughter and I were on vacation. It must be said that none of us four have the same tastes, so it’s not easy to spend the holidays together! But yet, we still like to be together.
So we were visiting a foreign city when, one afternoon, we asked ourselves: will... Read more of this blog post »
So we were visiting a foreign city when, one afternoon, we asked ourselves: will... Read more of this blog post »
Troy D. Wymer's blog:
Welcome to the WymerNovels blog. Today I will be discussing my fourth book, Treasures From Afar.
Treasures From Afar is a novel length book with 42,646 words.
Treasures From Afar is an inspiring science fiction novel that captures the imagination. It is a story of friendship, government intrigue, o... Read more of this blog post »
Treasures From Afar is a novel length book with 42,646 words.
Treasures From Afar is an inspiring science fiction novel that captures the imagination. It is a story of friendship, government intrigue, o... Read more of this blog post »
Cliff McNish's blog:
‘Mommie Dearest…’
Mother-love is a complex thing. Our relationship with our mother is the most fundamental and determining relationship most of us will ever have, whether we like it or not. It can be a force for good or… not. Its repercussions may be felt throughout life and sometimes, persist eve... Read more of this blog post »
Alan Brenham's blog:
I had never cheated on my wife, but how was I going to prove it?
She rolled over and peppered me with more ques-tions about Sharon Turner. Specifically, about an affair. At first, I thought she was joking. I mean, me having an affair? The day that’d happen would be the same day the devil’d shiver... Read more of this blog post »
She rolled over and peppered me with more ques-tions about Sharon Turner. Specifically, about an affair. At first, I thought she was joking. I mean, me having an affair? The day that’d happen would be the same day the devil’d shiver... Read more of this blog post »
Charlene Johnson's blog:
Dawned, the prequel novella in the Circle of the Red Scorpion series will be available on Amazon September 27.
It is the love story that started it all.
Deep in the forest, Broderick Devereaux found her so unexpectedly and was instantly mesmerized.
He was the dark, handsome stranger Elise Munro drea... Read more of this blog post »
It is the love story that started it all.
Deep in the forest, Broderick Devereaux found her so unexpectedly and was instantly mesmerized.
He was the dark, handsome stranger Elise Munro drea... Read more of this blog post »
Ren Alexander's blog:
For those of you who don't subscribe to my newsletter or have read it yet, I have good/bad news regarding UNSCREWED.
Since release day, I've had trouble with Amazon not liking the cover, stating it's "violent" and against their terms of service. I told them it's a guy with his shirt over his head.... Read more of this blog post »
Since release day, I've had trouble with Amazon not liking the cover, stating it's "violent" and against their terms of service. I told them it's a guy with his shirt over his head.... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan Larsen's blog:
It’s a provocative and profoundly-moving journey through foreboding darkness and finding one’s way back into the light through the healing power of forgiveness in the independent film “Unbroken: Path to Redemption.” In the sequel to the 2014 War/Drama “Unbroken,” World War II’s intrepid Olympic...
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Nicole Sager's blog:
Hey readers! Today only you can grab the Kindle version of The Heart of Arcrea and/or Hebbros for only 99¢ each!!
http://amazon.com/author/nicolesager
Happy first day of Autumn!
And Happy Reading!! Read more of this blog post »
http://amazon.com/author/nicolesager
Happy first day of Autumn!
And Happy Reading!! Read more of this blog post »
M.J. P. Ryan's blog:
Welcome, people, to my first goodreads blog post. First ever blog in fact. I'm hoping by the end I might have found someone to tell me what a blog is supposed to be :) .
I am Martin, I publish poetry under M J P Ryan, and other names with some less mainstream subjects, but this is not the blog for... Read more of this blog post »
I am Martin, I publish poetry under M J P Ryan, and other names with some less mainstream subjects, but this is not the blog for... Read more of this blog post »
A. Lynn Blumer's blog:
Damn, it feels good to have the final issue of the Ez.P.Zine series done... especially since this means I can start the Review now! Working on this project has been an excellent learning experience for me and a great path to expanding my network! The new writers I've met have provided a wonderfu... Read more of this blog post »
Rebecca Heipel's blog:
When Lian opened her eyes she found that she was no longer home but somewhere outdoors where the air was cold and dark. She was enveloped in a dark mist that felt sticky and heavy to the touch. It reached as far as she could see and feel. The mist felt like thick cotton candy that clung greedily...
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Ann Jeffries's blog:
Southern Exposures, the first book in my Family Reunion-Wisdom of the Ancestors series is now available on Audible, iTunes, and Amazon. Get a same listen on these sites. When you don't have time to sit and read a book, this is the way to go. The novel was produced by Ginger Walton.
Ken Robb's blog:
Jolly's story was inspired by the courage and determination of people with physical challenges. The author is committed to helping and is donating 25% of all royalties through Nov. 4th, 2018, to the Challenged Athletes Foundation. The CAF is dedicated to helping people with physical challenges li...
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Pamela Hilliard Owens's blog:
Goodreads is a web-based networking site for readers and book recommendations. Founded in January 2007, the primary mission of the Goodreads site is to help people find and share the books they love. Goodreads is now owned by Amazon and is linked seamlessly to the books people buy and want to rea...
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Lee A. Sweetapple's blog:
I am excited to announce that WASP Sting is now available as an audiobook!
https://www.audible.com/pd/B07HGL7DTZ...
https://www.audible.com/pd/B07HGL7DTZ...
Juho Pohjalainen's blog:
One of the biggest challenges I consistently face in writing is solid and consistent characterization, especially when it comes to their intelligence. It's hard to portray the less smart characters, because not only do I have trouble deciding what they might figure out and what they might not, bu...
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Hawaa Ayoub's blog:
Dear All,
The author with a debut novel is faced with many challenges. It takes a lot of time and effort to take the initial idea and make it into a full and rounded story at the other end of the writing process to present it to readers as a book.
Yes, writing is hard work, but it’s also enjoyable... Read more of this blog post »
The author with a debut novel is faced with many challenges. It takes a lot of time and effort to take the initial idea and make it into a full and rounded story at the other end of the writing process to present it to readers as a book.
Yes, writing is hard work, but it’s also enjoyable... Read more of this blog post »
Adele Leigh's blog:
Around Thanksgiving 2017, I started writing an action-packed Roman Empire love story called “The Lupararium”, about a rebellious teenage sex slave who vigilantly seeks a way to escape. Yesterday, after months of revising with my brilliant editor Jordana Berliner, we published the eBook on Amazon....
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Imran Omer's blog:
A few days ago I was talking to a friend, who has been a teacher for more than thirty years, in both public and charter school systems. Because she was only licensed to teach art, and because art (unfortunately) is a very low priority in most school systems, she was displaced due to the lack of f...
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Clare O'Beara's blog:
This month we attended the opening of a beautiful exhibition of mixed media art and poetry. Shabnam Vasisht author and artist, had produced a range of artwork collages of fabrics and materials like a peacock tail feather, which were matched by poetry from Irish poet and journalist Cathy Dillon....
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Nicki Rowe's blog:
Today is the release day of Alex! I am so excited to share his story with all of you! Alex, Declan and Lucky's story has been a story I had planned writing from the very beginning when I had started writing Diego.
So, Some announcements:
The next story to be released will not be in the Boys of Gl... Read more of this blog post »
So, Some announcements:
The next story to be released will not be in the Boys of Gl... Read more of this blog post »
T.F. Lince's blog:
Hi guyys, couple of things....about Room 119 if you fancy a bargain.
As I am sat on 39 reviews I ave done a Amazon giveaway if you want to see if Amazon pics you as the winner.
If not I have Room 119 on a countdown deal were the book is $0.99 in the USA until tis this Thursday
Giveaway link
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As I am sat on 39 reviews I ave done a Amazon giveaway if you want to see if Amazon pics you as the winner.
If not I have Room 119 on a countdown deal were the book is $0.99 in the USA until tis this Thursday
Giveaway link
https://... Read more of this blog post »
Igor Ljubuncic's blog:
Ladies, gentlemen, extraterrestrials! Another novel nailed. Roughly two months since I started writing the book, it is now complete. One hundred thousand crisp words. Faster than light travel, lighter than air encounters of the fourth kind, galactic political intrigue, space battles, you name it,...
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Evan James Clark's blog:
Okay, misleading blog title; Halcyon Park is not actually a big enough deal to merit a full art book. Sadly.
However much of the imagery featured in the novel does come from art developed during the early outlining stages. Recently, with the opening of Halcyon Park's official Facebook page, I've... Read more of this blog post »
Liz Lazarus's blog:
I'm pleased to announce that the Audio Book for FREE OF MALICE is now on Audible.
The narrator, Jennifer Jill Araya, did a stellar job.
• had an appealing voice
• portrayed the frailty of my protagonist (a journalist named Laura Holland)
• varied her voice for the lead male character (a young, blac... Read more of this blog post »
The narrator, Jennifer Jill Araya, did a stellar job.
• had an appealing voice
• portrayed the frailty of my protagonist (a journalist named Laura Holland)
• varied her voice for the lead male character (a young, blac... Read more of this blog post »
Gerrald Mccollister's blog:
The books that I have written are geared toward all peoples and walks of life. They are written with basic information that anyone can benefit from in one way or another.
My first book, Born to the Flame: La Casa Monte was written about the forest firefighting experience. It is written about expe... Read more of this blog post »
My first book, Born to the Flame: La Casa Monte was written about the forest firefighting experience. It is written about expe... Read more of this blog post »
Cecily Wolfe's blog:
One of my regular teen readers, Courtney, is already wanting to know when my next YA, The Library War, will release. She told me that she read The Competition as soon as it hit her Kindle early Tuesday morning and is in love with both Michael and Raiden.
Well, I wish I could write them as fast as... Read more of this blog post »
Well, I wish I could write them as fast as... Read more of this blog post »
Kindle Alexander's blog:
Hot Winter Nights by Jill ShaIvis ~ I haven't yet read this book, it's not released until Tuesday I believe, but I've heard that Amazon has wiped all pre-orders, they just went missing and aren't recoverable. How Winter Nights is a favorite of so many people, if you pre-ordered this book, please...
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Brandy L. Cunningham's blog:
I am so excited to let you know that the second installment in Valkyrie's story is now available for pre-order! Look for Valkyrie Divided on Amazon!
And as always, a huge thank you to all my readers, beta readers, editor, and all my author friends. Writing Valkyrie has been quite the adventure!
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And as always, a huge thank you to all my readers, beta readers, editor, and all my author friends. Writing Valkyrie has been quite the adventure!
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Jeaniene Frost's blog:
Although I said I was only giving away 5 Arcs (advanced reading copies) of SHADES OF WICKED, Night Rebel book one, so many hundreds of you entered the contest that I chose a bonus 6th winner, too. The winners were picked at random because of course I can’t choose between any of you – I love all o...
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Pat Dunlap Evans's blog:
Hello, all!
My mystery-thriller OUT AND IN is FREE on Kindle this weekend, 9/22 through 9/24. Check it out. I'd greatly appreciate your leaving star ratings on both Amazon and Goodreads. Here's the direct link to Kindle.
This novel had solid four-star editorial reviews lately through the Lone Star... Read more of this blog post »
My mystery-thriller OUT AND IN is FREE on Kindle this weekend, 9/22 through 9/24. Check it out. I'd greatly appreciate your leaving star ratings on both Amazon and Goodreads. Here's the direct link to Kindle.
This novel had solid four-star editorial reviews lately through the Lone Star... Read more of this blog post »
Zoltan Istvan's blog:
A new fascinating feature is out by The Guardian magazine (via writer Richard Godwin) on the future of the human body. Six of us are interviewed and/or wrote about our take on the future. Fun reading! My mini-essay is in this: https://www.theguardian.co
A new fascinating feature is out by The Guardian magazine (via writer Richard Godwin) on the future of the human body. Six of us are interviewed and/or wrote about our take on the future. Fun reading! My mini-essay is in this: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandst... #transhumanism
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Marilyn Foxworthy's blog:
Here's a preview of the book cover for The Nogud Legacy, Book 3, The Woodsman.
I expect publication in about 8 to 10 days. If all goes well.
I like this story. We learn more about Joshua's background and family. But, it's all leading up to Book 5, The Warrior. Book 5 isn't the end, it just has more... Read more of this blog post »
Amy H. Sturgis's blog:
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Today is the anniversary of the Long-Expected Party celebrating the
eleventy-first birthday of Bilbo Baggins and the coming of age of Frodo
Baggins in The Lord of the Rings. It was on this day that Bilbo
gave his infamous birthday speech, saying “I don’t know half of you half
as we...
Colin Beckett's blog:
From a BookWorks Featured Author comes a "...brisk and satisfying thriller." Critic's Report for 2018's The BookLife Prize. Giveaway for the next 7 days. Good luck!
Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
It seems early for a reminder post, but I'm told some folks have a delay in their feeds, so.
I will be doing a reading and signing at Dreamhaven Books & Comics here in Minneapolis at 6:30 PM this coming Wednesday, Sept. 26.
http://dreamhavenbooks.com/event/spec...
also
https://www.facebook.com/ev... Read more of this blog post »
I will be doing a reading and signing at Dreamhaven Books & Comics here in Minneapolis at 6:30 PM this coming Wednesday, Sept. 26.
http://dreamhavenbooks.com/event/spec...
also
https://www.facebook.com/ev... Read more of this blog post »
Sheala Dawn Henke's blog:
Let's reinvent the world together-One story at a time! http://sdhenke.com/
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Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Kate Atkinson
The year is 1940, and Juliet Armstrong is on the trail of Nazi collaborators. Juliet isn't some high-living MI5 femme fatale; the protagonist of
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, a new novel by Kate Atkinson, is just an unworldly, if cynical, 18-year-old girl who writes up surveilled sessions between fascist sympathizers. But though she's a minor cog in the war effort among the secret agents and bureaucrats, she's soon pulled into bigger things—events that haunt her years later. ...more
Interview with Deborah Harkness
Just as her bestselling All Souls trilogy is being adapted for television, Deborah Harkness returns to the world of vampires and witches with
Time's Convert
. Goodreads talked to the history professor about researching her fantasies, writing a "sequely-prequely thing," and why she's never read Dracula....more
