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Kevin Goczeski's blog:
Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine HossenfelderMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have been deeply interested in the greatest scientific mystery of our time-- dark matter and related subjects such as dark energy-- for nearly 30 years. Most, if not all of the books that have offered so... Read more of this blog post »
Robert J. Saniscalchi's blog:
New Cover coming and Already some nice reviews of the new buffed up version that is My Life For Her. http://robertjbooks.com
4.0 out of 5 stars‘ Courage is fear holding on a minute longer.’ General George S. Patton
Grady Harp, February 19
Format: Kindle Edition
New Jersey born author Robert Saniscal... Read more of this blog post »
4.0 out of 5 stars‘ Courage is fear holding on a minute longer.’ General George S. Patton
Grady Harp, February 19
Format: Kindle Edition
New Jersey born author Robert Saniscal... Read more of this blog post »
Ivan Veljanoski's blog:
. . . The midday news told more about yesterday's murder. They said that some bandits who had committed a robbery at the local bank had been approached by a detective , and they killed him . Then they had taken him to the river and thrown him into the water . I had seen something completely diffe...
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Dawn Sister's blog:
There's a new anthology from Beaten Track Publishing and it's free.
Who doesn't like a free book? The authors of Beaten Track Publishing got together and created, just for fun, an anthology of short stories, poems and prose, taking their inspiration from ABBA song.
Play On is available from Smashw... Read more of this blog post »
Who doesn't like a free book? The authors of Beaten Track Publishing got together and created, just for fun, an anthology of short stories, poems and prose, taking their inspiration from ABBA song.
Play On is available from Smashw... Read more of this blog post »
H.L. Day's blog:
A Dance too Far is now live (a few hours early) and available at a reduced price of $2.99 until the 19th only so make sure you pick it up at this price. It's also available to read on KU.
Universal link: mybook.to/ADancetooFar Read more of this blog post »
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Melissa Foster's blog:
Vi's wildly sexy love story is coming March 6th! Don't miss any of the fun, sexy and oh-so romantic Bayside Summers series romances!
❤BAYSIDE DESIRES - Now Available
Estranged sisters, a rascally dog, and a pushy, sinfully-hot neighbor who makes her all tingly! What could possibly go wrong?
➜KINDL... Read more of this blog post »
❤BAYSIDE DESIRES - Now Available
Estranged sisters, a rascally dog, and a pushy, sinfully-hot neighbor who makes her all tingly! What could possibly go wrong?
➜KINDL... Read more of this blog post »
Rick Hodges's blog:
Now that I'm an author, I'm pondering genre.
My new novel, To Follow Elephants, isn't a neat fit into one. Most people would shelve it as a thriller or adventure, but it's also eco-literature, the latter being my publisher's focus.
But I think anyone would enjoy To Follow Elephants, not just fans o... Read more of this blog post »
My new novel, To Follow Elephants, isn't a neat fit into one. Most people would shelve it as a thriller or adventure, but it's also eco-literature, the latter being my publisher's focus.
But I think anyone would enjoy To Follow Elephants, not just fans o... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Rivers's blog:
When reading fiction I'm often struck by the pronounced difference between an author who understands how RELATIONSHIPS control and define dialogue, and an author who is less aware of this.
The skilled author, for instance, understands that people who know one another very well, such as lovers, con... Read more of this blog post »
The skilled author, for instance, understands that people who know one another very well, such as lovers, con... Read more of this blog post »
Allison Symes's blog:
I seem to have a "thing" for rhyming titles at the moment. Sure it will be a passing fad...!
What attracts you to a book? Is it the title, the blurb, the cover, or a combination of the lot?
For me, the cover draws me in but the blurb is what clinches a sale for me, whether I'm reading on Kindle or... Read more of this blog post »
What attracts you to a book? Is it the title, the blurb, the cover, or a combination of the lot?
For me, the cover draws me in but the blurb is what clinches a sale for me, whether I'm reading on Kindle or... Read more of this blog post »
Kenneth Britton's blog:
Hello, everyone! I know its been a while. I've been hard at work on my next novel, and just moved into an apartment last month. There's not much I can say about the new book right now, but I to give you something from me in the meantime and make up for how long I've been without an entry, I wrote...
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Pat Dunlap Evans's blog:
Three days into the mega San Francisco Writers Conference, I am a bit overwhelmed by the plethora of advice. When you have 100-million-copy bestselling authors like Kerry Lonsdale and Catherine Coulter telling you how to make your business the act of writing, you feel somewhat like a pile of burn...
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K.J. Kruk's blog:
An interview with author and illustrator K.J. Kruk discussing Kruk's debut novel Leo Gray and the Lunar Eclipse by Emily Felson on February 1st, 2019
This is your first novel. How exciting is that?
It's very exiting. I feel tremendously honored that such an amazing publishing company actually want... Read more of this blog post »
This is your first novel. How exciting is that?
It's very exiting. I feel tremendously honored that such an amazing publishing company actually want... Read more of this blog post »
Jeremy Maddux's blog:
Who's bringing the coloring books and who's bringing the service animals? Any volunteers? Also, no talking to Constance as talking to Constance automatically equals harassment.
Sharon Kay Penman's blog:
Sorry to disappear again, but I’ve had to devote most of my waking hours to working on the copy-edited manuscript of The Land Beyond the Sea. This is never fun, for by this time, writers have become thoroughly sick of their own books, having had to dwell upon them at great length as they tried to...
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Bryan W. Alaspa's blog:
A new techno-thriller is coming March 19 2019. You can preorder it now and get the Kindle edition at a special preorder price of just 99 cents.
The Revisionists
Cal Trove is one of the most powerful men on the planet. He runs the most successful technology company every built. Everyone owns a Trove... Read more of this blog post »
The Revisionists
Cal Trove is one of the most powerful men on the planet. He runs the most successful technology company every built. Everyone owns a Trove... Read more of this blog post »
Julia Spencer-Fleming's blog:
Reader, I finished it.
My last novel, THROUGH THE EVIL DAYS, was published in November, 2013. In the five years since then, I've dealt with illness (mine,) boomerang children, college drop-outs, college searches, serious depression and what feels like a statistically unlikely number of loved ones... Read more of this blog post »
My last novel, THROUGH THE EVIL DAYS, was published in November, 2013. In the five years since then, I've dealt with illness (mine,) boomerang children, college drop-outs, college searches, serious depression and what feels like a statistically unlikely number of loved ones... Read more of this blog post »
Maggie Balistreri's blog:
"I should buy this book."
should = won't
Well now your chance. Enter this giveaway for a free copy of the book. (US residents):
https://www.amazon.com/ga/p/3b41993e0...
should = won't
Well now your chance. Enter this giveaway for a free copy of the book. (US residents):
https://www.amazon.com/ga/p/3b41993e0...
Grace Willows's blog:
“This is what we good ole boys like to call the Smoky Mountain Split. Hold on.”
He accelerated, turned right and accelerated again. The road forked up ahead. One clearly going downward, the other one sharply climbing.
He chose the downhill split and accelerated one more time. At the last moment h... Read more of this blog post »
He accelerated, turned right and accelerated again. The road forked up ahead. One clearly going downward, the other one sharply climbing.
He chose the downhill split and accelerated one more time. At the last moment h... Read more of this blog post »
J.R. Rain's blog:
We have some fun .99 cent deals for you today! Check them out below and happy reading!
VAMPIRE GAMES on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.to/2If4F0t
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CONTAINMENT on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.to/2TUVgMU
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VAMPIRE GAMES on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.to/2If4F0t
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CONTAINMENT on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.to/2TUVgMU
ECHO PARK on Amazon Kindle: https://amzn.to/2DKBr... Read more of this blog post »
Richard Cozicar's blog:
Chapter 11
The sounds of muted conversations and the slow rhythmic beat of footsteps grew in cadence the nearer Roake closed on Manchester street. Crowds of human form game pieces, or as Jàl so aptly referred to the computer generated avatars programmed into the game, extras, shuffled on the sidew... Read more of this blog post »
The sounds of muted conversations and the slow rhythmic beat of footsteps grew in cadence the nearer Roake closed on Manchester street. Crowds of human form game pieces, or as Jàl so aptly referred to the computer generated avatars programmed into the game, extras, shuffled on the sidew... Read more of this blog post »
Suzy Davies's blog:
Edward Kendrick's blog:
Burke and the Vampire
https://www.jms-books.com/erotic-roma...
GENRE: Gay Paranormal Erotic Romance
LENGTH: 40,506 words
What would you do if you awoke from a coma to discover you could sense vampires? Burke didn't believe such creatures existed until it happened to him. Horrified, but accepting what... Read more of this blog post »
https://www.jms-books.com/erotic-roma...
GENRE: Gay Paranormal Erotic Romance
LENGTH: 40,506 words
What would you do if you awoke from a coma to discover you could sense vampires? Burke didn't believe such creatures existed until it happened to him. Horrified, but accepting what... Read more of this blog post »
Charity A. Balyeat's blog:
I'm so excited to announce my new book, Seraphina: Peace in the Peril, will be released on February 28th!
I'm happy but nervous, since my first few days will be selling and signing books at th North Dakota Homeschool Convention, and I hope people will enjoy my book.
I also became a part of Our Stor... Read more of this blog post »
I'm happy but nervous, since my first few days will be selling and signing books at th North Dakota Homeschool Convention, and I hope people will enjoy my book.
I also became a part of Our Stor... Read more of this blog post »
Vladimiro Maccari's blog:
Salve a tutti! Eccoci al secondo appuntamento con il Servizio Segnalazione di Narrare di Storia! In questo spazio segnalo autori esordienti o poco conosciuti, sempre a tema storico.
Per avere la propria opera segnalata, rimando a questo articolo in cui spiego le modalità per partecipare. Per il mo...
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Anthony Maria's blog:
Fridays right?
I always go into the weekend expecting to eat poorly at least 2 out of 3 nights if not all.
Now even if I was killing it Monday to Thursday then 3 bad nights basically negates most losses.
Since i haven't exactly been killing it, I mean lets be honest I'm not even harming it right now... Read more of this blog post »
I always go into the weekend expecting to eat poorly at least 2 out of 3 nights if not all.
Now even if I was killing it Monday to Thursday then 3 bad nights basically negates most losses.
Since i haven't exactly been killing it, I mean lets be honest I'm not even harming it right now... Read more of this blog post »
E.P. Clark's blog:
I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day! Maybe you had a wonderful Friend Day, as they say in Finland, by eschewing all the marketing around yet another over-commercialized holiday, but that's okay too. That's what I did. And if you went out and had a super-romantic experience, well, the...
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Faye Hollins-Moore's blog:
I created three funding campaigns to allow me the wherewithal to complete this timely and important story. One (GoFundMe) has proven most supportive. In addition, there was an article about me and my story in The San Diego Union-Tribune Newspaper (February 4th, by Gary Warth). He depicted my jour...
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A.R. Simmons's blog:
My Genre
I write Suspense. Some of the stories are Mysteries. Some are Crime novels. Some are Psychological Thrillers. I even have Romance elements. (Did I really just admit that?) Well, I'm a bit of a romantic, so that's that. What all the stories have is suspenseful climax scenes, often with he... Read more of this blog post »
Maria Savva's blog:
Out of the Darkness by Darcia HelleMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
"Out of the Darkness" is the second book in a series. "Into the Light", the first book introduced us to Joe Cavelli who has an interesting talent, he's a private investigator who can communicate with ghosts. If you haven't read the first... Read more of this blog post »
Ivona Walker's blog:
Today is one of those cold and rainy days where all you want to do is stay home and curl up with a good book to read, or a lovely blank page to write on with a nice hot cup of tea. I am fortunate enough to get to stay at home today, but with the kids trapped inside with me, I doubt I'll be doing...
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Greg Ramsay's blog:
In case anyone's wondering, I unpublished everything except the freshly re-edited Lia, Human of Utah (2nd edition). Which can be found via this universal link: http://getBook.at/LHOU2
Reasons:
- The 1st edition of Lia was largely ignored by readers, mostly due to the cover, or so I've been told,... Read more of this blog post »
Reasons:
- The 1st edition of Lia was largely ignored by readers, mostly due to the cover, or so I've been told,... Read more of this blog post »
Brian Williams's blog:
Hello GoodReads family. After a quite lengthy hiatus from the site here, I'm back, and I'll begin posting new blogs in the very near future.
If you're wondering what I've been up to since you last heard from me, I'm engaged to be married this year to the love of my life, and also I'm a new busines... Read more of this blog post »
If you're wondering what I've been up to since you last heard from me, I'm engaged to be married this year to the love of my life, and also I'm a new busines... Read more of this blog post »
Jim Hamilton's blog:
I had intended to push out The Conqueror as a free Valentine's gift (it was a lot cheaper than buying cards or candy). Last night I dressed it up a bit and uploaded it to Amazon, enrolling it in Kindle Unlimited so that KU subscribers could get it for free. However, some time later, I belatedly r...
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Lee A. Sweetapple's blog:
Three Kindle copies of Key West Revenge with the original and controversial cover are up for grabs! https://www.amazon.com/ga/p/b23adf2dc...
Arun D. Ellis's blog:
'From Democracy to Dictatorship' The Independents -The Debt Makers
“Hello, my name is Sandeep Rajan and I’m standing as independent candidate for London Borough of Ealing and like my esteemed colleagues, I have no party affiliation. Whilst I thank Chris for diplomatically introducing me as an ent... Read more of this blog post »
J.N. Morgan's blog:
11:09AM
Over 600 words written, which I think is pretty good considering I'm constantly listening to the Yellow Vest protest in Paris in the background. I can never focus properly on writing during Saturdays, I can't get away from the Yellow Vests. Even now I ought to go out but my ankle is still... Read more of this blog post »
Over 600 words written, which I think is pretty good considering I'm constantly listening to the Yellow Vest protest in Paris in the background. I can never focus properly on writing during Saturdays, I can't get away from the Yellow Vests. Even now I ought to go out but my ankle is still... Read more of this blog post »
Dana Dratch's blog:
Excited to reveal the new, completed cover -- exactly as it will appear on bookstore shelves in May -- complete with a fantastic quote from the very generous Lynn Cahoon!
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Paul Colt's blog:
Robert Culp studied acting in New York and pursued his early career on Broadway. He agreed to shoot an episode for Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theater thinking it a one shot deal. The pilot spun into a series and for the next two years, 1957-1959 and seventy-one black and white episodes, Culp’s caree...
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Thomas Allen's blog:
Years ago, twenty-two, to be exact. I made a totally unexpected purchase for the ranch—a little dark burro (donkey) with a white nose (muzzle). I was at a wild horse and donkey auction with some friends who were looking for a donkey to guard their goat herd. As we looked in the corrals, first at...
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Marie Howalt's blog:
First of all, sorry for getting that song stuck in your head!
But it really is the final countdown. WE LOST THE SKY will be released on February 28th, and the preorder period has begun.
Before I shove links at you, though, please allow me to share the official book trailer:
Excited? I hope you are....
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Aione Simões's blog:
Título: Uma Dama Fora dos Padrões
Título original: Because of Miss Bridgerton
Autor: Julia Quinn
Tradução: Viviane Diniz
Editora: Arqueiro
Número de Páginas: 272
Ano de Publicação: 2018
Skoob: Adicione
Compre: Amazon 
Americanas Submarino
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Victoria Ray's blog:
Wayne Gretzky once said: “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” This is about going after what you want… Sometimes I’m clouted with thoughts like “am I good enough to be here, to tell my stories, to write books, to publish them”, experiencing impostor syndrome. But then I tell myself “Stop...
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Audrey Caylin's blog:
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I’ve realized that writing for God is actually a lot scarier and more challenging that I first thought.
Why? Because when you invite God into your writing process, suddenly, you aren’t the only one calling the shots anymore. You aren’t the only author any longer. There is a muc...
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Sarah Lin's blog:
For my newest project, I'm doing something different! The story will be available completely free in serialized form here:
https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/23220/
Official Summary:
In the modern world, qi is money.
The days of traveling martial artists and mountaintop masters are over. Power is con... Read more of this blog post »
https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/23220/
Official Summary:
In the modern world, qi is money.
The days of traveling martial artists and mountaintop masters are over. Power is con... Read more of this blog post »
M. Wills's blog:
My latest story, Mirror Mirror, is now available exclusively on Smashwords. It’s a slight departure from my usual work because it doesn’t include any body swaps or magical transformation. It does include identity theft and forced body modifications. There’s a preview here.
Brianna da Silva's blog:
As you may know, I’m currently writing an epic fantasy novel called City of Reckoning. As you may, or may not know, I love world building. It’s the kind of thing I can get lost in, spending hours and hours making maps, writing up histories, or constructing languages, and it feels like only minute...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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Ask the Author: Featured Authors
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
