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Rebecca Moll's blog:
Regardless of wealth, beauty, or power, past present or future, the human heart desires, first, love. And to be loved is to be remembered. Never was this truer than for the Egyptians. Their worth, the culmination of their time on earth, the virtue of their Akhu (im... Read more of this blog post »
Brendon Bertram's blog:
Moira Ashe: Enemy Within has won bronze in two categories in Dan Poynter's Global Ebook Awards!
Paranormal Bronze medal winner
Historical Fantasy Bronze medal winner
Thank you to Dan Poynter, everyone involved in managing the awards, thank you to the judges, and thank you to you for sup... Read more of this blog post »
Garrison Keillor's blog:
A string of blazing summer days in New York City and after the sun went down, perfect summer nights, diners in sidewalk cafes along Columbus Avenue, dogs walking their owners, and my wife walking me. “You need to get out and move around,” she says. “It’s not healthy to sit at a desk all day.” And...
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Craig Schaefer's blog:
It’s about seven hours ahead of the expected midnight launch, but this book just didn’t want to wait. Detonation Boulevard, the second book of the Wisdom’s Grave trilogy, is available now! You can grab the e-book version at Amazon now, and the paperback version should be available by this weekend...
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Kath Middleton's blog:
This is the image that inspired the book I'm writing at the moment. I'm calling it The Angel Monument and it's set in 1824-25. I'm getting within sight of writing The End under the first draft.I belong to a Facebook book club, the UK Crime Book Club, which recently passed the milestone of 5,000... Read more of this blog post »
K'Anne Meinel's blog:
Facebook, in an effort to stop the various nefarious activities that screwed with not only it’s site but social media in general, has stopped ‘allowing’ WordPress to automatically post to it. That means that if you are seeing this, it’s probably because you subscribed to it (thank you), you saw...
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Alan Spade's blog:
Kelly Jensen's blog:
Something I’ve noticed about YA book covers lately is that they seem to be a lot…bloodier. All of the titles below were or will be published within the same six-month period, from April through September of this year (with the exception of Red Queen, which was published in 2016 but just finished...
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Cynthia Schultz's blog:
Je kent de Urban Decay Naked Eyeshadow Palettes, dé legendarische oogschaduwpaletten. Dit jaar kwam weer een nieuwe variant uit, de Urban Decay Naked Heat. Een palet vol roodtinten, waar ik meteen totaal weg van was. Ik laat hem vandaag uitgebreid aan je zien!
Het bericht Urban Decay Naked Heat Ey...
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J.N. Morgan's blog:
Still feeling off from the heat exhaustion on Monday. Yeah I got fairly drunk last night but I intentionally stopped at 12oz of 75.5% booze. Believe me, I could have had more, but instead I stayed up that last couple hours just drinking water and enjoying my 'meh' state of drunkenness. In s... Read more of this blog post »
Cathy Lamb's blog:
My new book, The Man She Married, is out October 30.
Here is a short and sweet summary: Natalie Shelton is in a coma. That’s not her only problem.
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My new book, The Man She Married, is out October 30.
Here is a short and sweet summary: Natalie Shelton is in a coma. That’s not her...
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Jane Lindskold's blog:
Pomegranates — After Thinning!
Last week, I removed at least twenty pomegranates from the shrub that grows near the southwest corner of my house. This was very difficult for me to do. Three years ago, my entire harvest from that same shrub was about seven pomegranates. Most of th...
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Anuja Chandramouli's blog:
Missing in action :( I have a confession to make. While it is true that I can be mawkish when it comes to national identity, feel a personal sense of pride when Hima Das rocks on the track or Manoj Night Shyamlan makes a film that isn’t ripped to shreds by critics and even get teary eyed during... Read more of this blog post »
Terry Brooks's blog:
Publishing: October 2, 2018Amazon Books selected Street Freaks as one of 15 Highly Anticipated SF&F Books for Fall!
This is exciting! I’ve been able to see the publication path for Street Freaks from the time Terry started writing it all the way to this moment where I’m handling marketing and...
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Nancy Werlin's blog:
The Blind Spot - 1. For the whole story, go to http://nancywerlin.tumblr.com/ and click “First.”
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Justin Blaney's blog:
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Michelle Fox's blog:
99¢ SALE
When safety manager, Nessa Caspian, learns the mining inspector, Kyle Harper, has to shut down her family’s legacy, she’s livid—that is until she realizes the super hot man is her future mate. Well crap. Now what is she supposed to do? Bite him?
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Jackie Coleman's blog:
Joshua Reynolds's blog:
Pulpwork Press’ Pulpwork Summer Special is now available. Besides many other fine stories, it includes the newest Royal Occultist adventure, “The Great Revelry”.
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The Pulpwork Summer Special contains five fantastical stories of action and the occult, particularly chosen for your summ...
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K.M. Shea's blog:
It’s LitRPG week here in the Summer Reading event, so to celebrate I’ve put the first book in my Second Age of Retha series, The Luckless, up for free from today through the 18th! If you haven’t heard about The Luckless before, it’s likely because it’s under my not-so-secret pen name, A. M. Sohma...
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Bill Gates's blog:
David S. Atkinson's blog:
I was going to draw a mountain here using ^’s on different rows. I discovered something. I suck at trying to do something like that. Then I gave up. This person was much better at it:
Yeah, I’m out of ideas today.
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Nicole Edwards's blog:
From the moment I typed Milly's name for the first time, I knew she was going to be something special. And as soon as Hudson's brother stepped into the picture, I knew they would have something special together.Milly is Gannon's BFF... Read more of this blog post »
Lorena Lupu's blog:
Rob Bignell's blog:
How to Write a Bestselling Novel: In 7 Minutes a Day to Your Bestseller, writers receive expert advice on topics like motivating yourself to write, starting your story with exciting opening lines, creating intriguing characters, mastering the craft of writing to elevate your style, and pitching...
Nicole Field's blog:
I absolutely adore Ceillie. She is a wonderful support to a great number of writers and I couldn’t tell you how excited I was when she told me she was about to release her own first book.
Ceillie Simkiss is an author from southern Virginia. She started writing fiction as an escape from her day job...
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Marisa McClellan's blog:
For years now, I have been wishing that someone would write a cookbook that would expand the boundaries of what we know about pressure canning. A book that would make it possible to preserve more things than we are currently able. With Modern Pressure Canning by Amelia Jeanroy, many of my hopes...
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Max Frei's blog:
/Отдельная прекрасная история про Эмиля Нольде: когда ему официально запретили рисовать, предварительно причислив к дегенеративному искусству вместе со всем остальным живым и талантливым, что подвернулось под руку (фашысты, будучи нормальными... Read more of this blog post »
Олег Дивов's blog:
Cardeno C.'s blog:
Rainbow Rodeo
BA Tortuga
As a teenager, Dalton Jakoby made Tank an offer—one Tank turned down gently. It was still embarrassing as hell, so when Tank returns to the Jakoby Rodeo Company after a big-time bull riding to... Read more of this blog post »
Alicia Nordwell's blog:
This week's flash was inspired by the prompt: “You need to calm down, like right now.”I wiggled my tongue against the capsule cautiously. I couldn’t break it, but I wanted to. My heart was racing, and tears were leaking from my eyes. Captain was cursing and pissed, Deke wasn’t any better, an... Read more of this blog post »
Jake Jackson's blog:
Shi Xin and Bain wait for Hunter. For Bain the continued absence is a cause for irritation rather than concern. Prone to recklessness Bain is also subject to extreme bouts of self-doubt and has begun to wonder if Hunter will ever return, or whether the prolonged wait is an exercise in power. He k...
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Arnon Grunberg's blog:
Vision
Buruma on Naipaul:
'Naipaul’s most famous novel, A House for Mr. Biswas (1961), drew on the father’s story of frustrated ambition. By going back into the world of his childhood, he found the words to create his own link to that universal literary civilization. He often told int...
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Jeff Goins's blog:
How do you know when you’re done with a creative project? You don’t. Not really. Here’s what you need to do in order to end the process of writing a book well.
In this episode of The Portfolio Life, we finish the special mini-series on How to Write a Book. Here are the first two episodes if you...
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Max Allan Collins's blog:
Yes, at long last Scarface and the Untouchable: Al Capone, Eliot Ness, and the Battle for Chicago by A. Brad Schwartz and myself is hitting the bookstores the very day this update first appears.
Brad and I (and Barb) will be appearing at two major Chicago bookstores and another at the bookstore in...
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Stephanie Nielson's blog:
Today I took on the gigantic task of supply shopping for back to school.All six of us with two shopping carts graced the aisles at Target.(That was one thing I didn't miss last year when we did home school).The Little Nies each need like 400 pencils (mechanical, regular, colored, and fat), 100,0...
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S.W. Lothian's blog:
Raven McAllan's blog:
Where to be honest, I'm stymied. What can I share to catch your interest?
I've hardly had time to open the lap top lately, let alone write very much as Raven.
However, this is simmering... I hope it comes to the boil, but who knows?
(Set in Hong Kong)
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Bruce Schneier's blog:
Google is tracking you, even if you turn off tracking:
Read more of this blog post »Google says that will prevent the company from remembering where you've been. Google's support page on the subject states: "You can turn off Location History at any time. With Location History off, the places you go are no longer stored."
Tha...
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