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Jeremy Owen's blog:
Amina Gautier's blog:
flash fiction
New flash fiction piece "Surely, Not" at Boston Review. Click link to read:
http://bostonreview.net/arts-in-socie...
http://bostonreview.net/arts-in-socie...
Caitlin M.S. Buxbaum's blog:
Self-imposed quarantines suck, but they highlight our resilience
I'm not saying we can celebrate just yet, or that there won't continue to be unintended consequences of this quarantine. But it is imperative that we look for the silver linings.
Alexandra Kitty's blog:
The topic expansion will begin on the Week of April 20
It will start with adding one more topic on Art Crimes. Very general at first. That should last until May, and then I will slowly roll out the other days.
I have not forgotten
Kayley Santiago's blog:
Book Study Questions available
Study Questions are now available for Rebuilding Arcadia.
https://kayleysantiago.com/blog/
Feel free to use these in the classroom, or in your own study group.
Stay safe everyone!
https://kayleysantiago.com/blog/
Feel free to use these in the classroom, or in your own study group.
Stay safe everyone!
J.D. Stark's blog:
What can we do?
A couple of days ago I posted a comment about the coronavirus we are fighting in our country, and the world. I ended it with....
Well, what can we do? What should we do?
I know the answers to those questions are not easy. What we can do is decide to be the best person possible by showing love and r... Read more of this blog post »
Well, what can we do? What should we do?
I know the answers to those questions are not easy. What we can do is decide to be the best person possible by showing love and r... Read more of this blog post »
Joseph F. Benedetto's blog:
Editors edit
You may remember that I wrote a month ago that my story "Death is a Matter of Faith" had been bought for the DEATH IN THE DROWNED LANDS anthology, and that I was waiting for the edits. Well, the editor just got back to me and asked me to look over the changes she wanted to make to the story.
The m... Read more of this blog post »
The m... Read more of this blog post »
Quentin R. Bufogle's blog:
HELIUM-3 (NEW FICTION)
LOVE. This thing so often referenced by human beings. I do not understand it. An attraction of the sexes. Ive studied it. Read of it in their literature. I understand the biological necessity of perpetuating the species. But one might accomplish this task with any partner. Why this obsession with...
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Bryan W. Alaspa's blog:
New Crime Thriller - Black River - Out Today!
The small town of Elgar, IL, is long forgotten. A town constantly on the brink of war, dominated by two powerful criminal organizations. Not far from St. Louis, set across a tributary of the Mississippi River, the town is hoping a new company looking to bring business to the region can save it fr...
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Melody Calder's blog:
Book updates
Who is ready for more?
We have a tentative release date for Shadow Isle Reformatory book 2.... May 7th! Preorder coming soon!
We have a tentative release date for Shadow Isle Reformatory book 2.... May 7th! Preorder coming soon!
Ember Flint's blog:
AllAuthor Cover of the Month Contest!
The cover for "His Curvy Chef" was selected to participate in the Cover of the Month Contest on AllAuthor.com for April!!!
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It will help me a lot if I could see some votes coming in; you don't even have to sign up or anything or do an open vote if you don't want to: just click and vote if you... Read more of this blog post »
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It will help me a lot if I could see some votes coming in; you don't even have to sign up or anything or do an open vote if you don't want to: just click and vote if you... Read more of this blog post »
E.J. Powell's blog:
6th Update Blog 4/3/2020
Hope everyone is staying healthy and safe during this pandemic. But have no fear, because God will wipe and cleanse the lands all over the world of this coronavirus!
On a side note, finished writing my short story piece, "The Unseen Protector" and as of right now, it's due to still be released in... Read more of this blog post »
On a side note, finished writing my short story piece, "The Unseen Protector" and as of right now, it's due to still be released in... Read more of this blog post »
Aisha Urooj's blog:
Things I have learned while self-publishing
If you are new to my blog, Welcome! You might know that I am author of My Dear Ellie, published January 2020.
One of the challenges of being a new writer I found, besides completing the book, is when you have arrived at the point of publishing. I didnt have the resources or time to go with traditi... Read more of this blog post »
One of the challenges of being a new writer I found, besides completing the book, is when you have arrived at the point of publishing. I didnt have the resources or time to go with traditi... Read more of this blog post »
John H. Sibley's blog:
Op-Page NYTimes: Globa Leaders are not the only one showing Totalitarian Impulses
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Mayor Lightfoot like other governors and mayors across the nation are making draconian decrees like the stay-at-home order that are profoundly unconstitutional. Even the surgeon general is reluctant to issue a nationwide stay-at-home order because critical question...
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E.M. Courier's blog:
A Sky Apart (A WWII Romance) Comes Out April 11th
A Sky Apart (A WWII Romance) Comes Out April 11th! The preorder for kindle is up on amazon now and a few days after the release date the paperback will be up!
Synopsis: Set in 1941; Elyse Kinney has just lost her father on the U.S.S Arizona, determined to fight, she joins the U.S. Army Nurse Corps... Read more of this blog post »
Synopsis: Set in 1941; Elyse Kinney has just lost her father on the U.S.S Arizona, determined to fight, she joins the U.S. Army Nurse Corps... Read more of this blog post »
S.M. Rath's blog:
COVID19 BLUES
Wow, I can't believe this week 3 of staying at home. I miss going to work and seeing my co-workers. I miss seeing the patrons too.
I'am an introvert and am having trouble not seeing anyone. I can't imagine how the extroverts are doing!
I did get my second book, Sharkpede! published. It is more o... Read more of this blog post »
I'am an introvert and am having trouble not seeing anyone. I can't imagine how the extroverts are doing!
I did get my second book, Sharkpede! published. It is more o... Read more of this blog post »
S.J. Saadeh's blog:
Becoming an Investor
One of the best accomplishments a person can achieve is to become a prudent investor and not rely on financial advisors for financial decision making.
Here is a poll for the best books to become a successful investor;
https://www.wealthmanagement.com/peop...
I hope you like it :) Read more of this blog post »
Here is a poll for the best books to become a successful investor;
https://www.wealthmanagement.com/peop...
I hope you like it :) Read more of this blog post »
JT Hine's blog:
Fedhala
There. Finish up, nurse, thank you. Her wide, brown eyes did not change expression as she waited for instructions. Sorry. Et voilà. Je vous laisse finir, madame.
Bien sûr, docteur. Allez vous reposer. Sure, doctor. Go get some rest. She reached for the bandage tape, and began cleaning and coverin...
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Ana Avila's blog:
Frases favoritas: Las crónicas de Narnia
Si no te has adentrado al mágico mundo de Narnia, no hay tiempo que perder!
Oliviu Craznic's blog:
ADEVĂRURI ȘI REVELAȚII (CCCXLVII): JUDGE DREDD
819. Judecă oamenii după cum se comportă cu tine, nu după cum se comportă cu alții; necunoscând perfect relația celui judecat cu terții, există o probabilitate semnificativ de mare să îl judeci greșit.820. Nu mă judeca! - Numai vinovatul se teme de judecată; nevinovatul se teme cel mult de jud... Read more of this blog post »
Gonzalo Senestrari's blog:
#3
WTF (Welcome to the future). Despierto, e intento recordar un pensamiento que tuve anoche. No lo consigo. Jamás voy a comprender cuál es el patrón de selección de mi memoria. Así que continúo escribiendo, porque se supone que tengo que escribir sin pensar, y sin pausas. Por eso, cambié el lápiz p...
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Deborah Sheldon's blog:
My novelette, "Barralang, pop. 63", out now in Dimension6
Dimension6 is Coeur De Lion Publishing's free and DRM-free electronic magazine of Australian speculative fiction.
Dimension6 issue 19 is out now! It includes:
My novelette Barralang, pop. 63
Barralang is a place where hope comes to die.
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Riders on The Storm by Tais Te... Read more of this blog post »
Dimension6 issue 19 is out now! It includes:
My novelette Barralang, pop. 63
Barralang is a place where hope comes to die.
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Riders on The Storm by Tais Te... Read more of this blog post »
Nathan Schock's blog:
Who am I? Why am I here?
Its that line, spoken in the 1992 Vice Presidential Debate, that made Admiral James Stockdale, famous. But its an obvious question. What am I planning to do here on this site? Why start a blog in 2020. I thought those were so 2002?
[image error]Nathan preparing to teach Sunday School
If you know me...
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Chad Waller's blog:
The Paper Room
On the whole, Sam was getting pretty damn sick of this hazing thing. Its not that he expected the best stories right awayhe understood the pecking orderbut this was his fourth roadside attraction in as many months, and Virginia was deep in a governor scandal that would soon be national news. God...
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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
