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My October release, Her Lawman Protector, took a little bit of time to arrive. Normally I get my own copies a lot quicker, but Harlequin rushed out another box for me when mine didn’t arrive, and it landed on a my doorstep a couple of weeks ago. And here it is…

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I am beyond happy to share today’s guest post by Tiffany Gholar, author of A Bitter Pill To Swallow.

Tiffany is a Chicago-based artist working in a variety of media. She has three primary bodies of work: The Doll Project, Post-Consumerism, and Recessionism. She studied art as an undergraduate at t...

It seems to me that, in most cases, the people we admire and aim to emulate often have no idea how well they’re thought of. Particularly, I think it’s true of women. We often don’t know our worth, and how would we when no one really talks about their inspirations?

I’m here to change that. Because...

First of all, we’ve had a lot of men in trees here, working on fire prevention. It’s been a lovely writing view for weeks. But I didn’t feel right sharing a pic of them without permission, so instead I found one on the internet.

One of the biggest challenges for photographers is learning how to produce properly exposed photos. This is where the histogram comes in, it helps us evaluate the brightness of the image.

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The histogram is broken down into black on the left and white on the right with shadows, midtone...

Today I’m so pleased to welcome debut YA author and Wild Rose Press sistah, Christine Grabowski.

Christine’s debut YA Novel, Dickensen Academy, is out and doing fabulously with readers and reviewers alike.

Today, she’s brought along two of her characters from the book, Autumn and Ben,  for a sit-d...

I’ve done a lot of reading the last couple of months, mostly fiction but some nonfiction. As usual, many of them are rather forgettable so today I’ll just talk about five that I enjoyed and are definitely worth your time, and then four others that do exactly what they promise to do and so might p...

Citizen Lab has published a new report about the Pegasus spyware. From a ZDNet article:

The malware, known as Pegasus (or Trident), was created by Israeli cyber-security firm NSO Group and has been around for at least three years -- when it was first detailed in a report over the summer of 2016.

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Today’s guest post is by our dear friend Diane Meyer, who tells a great and fun story that really fits with the character of our generous, delightful God. Most giving stories I hear don’t involve a dice game and a Harley Davidson motorcycle. But that’s what makes this one so unique.

However, th...

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The post Thanks for launching the #ShowUsYourRoom initiative @amidoko. This is our writers crew at #FourWeddingsAndAFuneral. Love this...

Shorlixa by abigaia

Much too often, the characters in lesbian books, especially in romance novels, are all too perfect. They have perfect looks, perfect jobs, perfect health, perfect everything. That’s just not a realistic representation of our lives.

So for this square of the Lesbian Book Bingo, we’re focusing on no...

In case there were any doubt, Pakistan seems to have indicated that it won’t fulfill U.S. expectations for the reset in U.S.-Pakistan relations offered by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during his recent stopover in Islamabad. Prime Minister Imran Khan set the tone ahead of Pompeo’s visit, pledgi...

YouTube is retiring its gaming app, Alibaba wants to make its own chips, and Sony gets in on the nostalgia play.

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From The Mystery Feast by Ben Okri:

"How do we awaken the imagination? One of the ways, passed down to us with cunning simplicity by our ancestors, is storytelling. But it takes many forms. A painting on a cave wall of a man pursuing a bison is a story. The frescoes of Giotta in Assisi are dist...

I escaped my desk for most of the day today. Totally ignored my schedule. We’ve had workers underfoot replacing our furnace and AC. I skipped out to sit in my dd’s AC when I could, sat with a fan blowing across me when I had to be here. Not a productive day, and when I’m melting, I’m not particul...

Another story announcement — I wasn’t sure when this one would be out, but it looks like November. Mechanical Animals, edited by Selena Chambers and Jason Heller, will include my story “Closer to the Sky.” It’s now available for preorder. Just follow the link.

This is a story about a girl and her...

For #ThankfulThursday we have an #RAGT 2018 goody bag filled with a variety of fun author swag + books by Christina Dodd, Tawdra Kandle, Deborah Cooke,  Jill Shalvis, Lora Leigh, Janice Maynard & an autographed copy of Cooper’s Charm by Lori Foster.

Contents of the goody bag may vary slightl...

WILMINGTON, N.C.—The death toll from Hurricane Florence climbed to at least 37, including two women who drowned when a sheriff’s van taking them to a mental health facility was swept away by floodwaters, and North Carolina’s governor pleaded with thousands of evacuees not to return home just yet....