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Michael Cupo's blog:
The Blame Game
The Conditioned Mind supports unconsciousness and regardless of the spin that’s put on it, this ene... Read more of this blog post »
Jeffrey Chatham's blog:
standing too close to the edge: from rooms of just too much...
Adam Oster's blog:
Chapter 11: Uh-oh?
“Uh oh?” Adam asked, glancing up at Carl who was currently arguing with Mrs. Picklebottom about how x isn’t a number. “Why uh oh?”
“Because if you aren’t writing this and I’m not writing this, who the heck is writing this?”
“I don’t know,” Adam answered stupidly, as if he even needed to say such a...
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B. Morris Allen's blog:
Beginnings 024 – One Fine Day in Asgard
“Just blow the thing already!” The speaker, a muscular young man in a bright blue tunic with a broad yellow belt, tossed a large hammer impatiently from hand to hand.
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“One Fine Day in Asgard”
Metaphorosis: a collection of stories
Published 22-Jun-2013
About the story: What happens before Ragn...
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Katie Cotugno's blog:
April Is
Mud season. Pruning the garden back. Taking drastic measures. Trying morning pages. A Felicity rewatch. Buying fewer groceries. A 54-hour long Putumayo playlist. Eating Easter candy. Thinking up traditions. Going to bed early. Putting everything through a sieve and shaking it. Smelling the ra...
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Philippe Izmailov's blog:
30 Min Stress Disorders, Post Traumatic Relief Isochronic Binaural Beats | Healing Rife Frequency
Julie-Allyson Ieron's blog:
Bridge City News - May 29, 2018 - Full Newscast
My interview on caregiving begins at time stamp 35:55 and runs through the end of the broadcast. It was a thorough and thought-provoking interview. Hal really "got" the issues related to caregiving and asked heart-felt questions. It's worth watching. If you like what y... Read more of this blog post »
G. Derek Adams's blog:
X
I’ve been writing about this for ten years.
Every year, on the anniversary, I write something specific. Careful scholars may note there’s nothing two years ago – that’s not true, there is something I just didn’t share it.
I recalled today that I actually started writing about it just hours (minut...
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Jonaira Campagnuolo's blog:
Aquí les comparto otra entrada publicada en STEEMIT.
Y con este artículo llegamos al final del tema sobre las redes sociales para el autor autopublicado.
Ya hemos hablado de los beneficios de FACEBOOK , TWITTER , INSTAGRAM , YOUTUBE y LINKEDIN . Por supuesto, todas en base a MIS experiencias... Read more of this blog post »
Steven Liebowitz's blog:
Wise Wednesday
Wise Wednesday
Love is Like Water
Water fills whatever hole it finds. It doesn’t say this ditch is too deep or this field too stony. Like water, love covers whatever it touches, renewing and restoring it. Most things break because they resist love’s flow instead of transforming. Love doesn’t ask if...
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Sabrina Garie's blog:
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David Charles Cain's blog:
psychopathic devaginations
I had introduced no unearthed characters as yet in the novel. I was still timid. More in love with words than with psychopathic devaginations.
Henry Miller, Nexus
Donna K. Weaver's blog:
Thought for the Week - April 24th
Thought for the Week
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Joy Mutter's blog:
The Kindle of THE TROUBLE WITH LIAM is FREE on Amazon from 25th-26th April.
My latest book, The Trouble With Liam, is a powerful psychological thriller set in Ireland and Sheffield. It tells the life story of Liam O’Sullivan in all its twisted glory. The book begins with tales of Liam’s challenging childhood in Dublin and follows him through tragic events which change...
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Dean Blake's blog:
KEN’S THE GUY WHO RUINS EVERYONE’S NIGHT BY CHANGING THE SONG EVERY THIRTY SECONDS
We all know Ken. We all know the guy who changes the song every thirty seconds. Let’s stop Ken today.
The post KEN’S THE GUY WHO RUINS EVERYONE’S NIGHT BY CHANGING THE SONG EVERY THIRTY SECONDS appeared first on GENERATION END.
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Karen McCann's blog:
Heraklion, Crete: It's All About the Kindness of Strangers
Our Airbnb hosts took us out for a bite to eat as soon as we arrived. It started off simply enough... “I have learned my lesson,” I said to Rich. “I am never, ever going to tell another person that I’m a travel writer and we’re on a food tour.”
Three hours earlier, we’d arrived in Heraklion, Cre... Read more of this blog post »
Mima.'s blog:
Do your books have social commentary?
I've always been a fan of social commentary in books, movies, television, and music. In fact, for me its an important part of the writing process. I love the idea of planting a few se... Read more of this blog post »
Courtney Giardina's blog:
Let’s Get Organized! – Planner Download
Does anyone else feel like there is way too much to remember on a daily basis? I can barely remember what I did yesterday, let alone what I need to do today and surely it’s asking a lot for me to remember what is going on in a whole month! So, on top of having a planner that accounts for every ho...
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Robert L. Bogue's blog:
The Windows Universal Platform App Package and App Bundle
Recently as a part of the debugging process, I had to dig into how Windows Universal Apps are deployed so I could ensure that all the assets in my project were being deployed correctly. I thought that it would be easy to find documentation on the process, but it wasn’t. The process inside of Visu...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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
