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Brilliant Lady's blog:
"Extraordinary Summer" continues to update weekly on Tuesday mornings (Australian time), and chapter 10 has just gone up. We're halfway through now!
This fic is 20 chapters in length, so if my calculations are correct the final chapter will be uploaded on Tuesday 4th of December.
Writing has begun... Read more of this blog post »
This fic is 20 chapters in length, so if my calculations are correct the final chapter will be uploaded on Tuesday 4th of December.
Writing has begun... Read more of this blog post »
Paula Houseman's blog:
Is a Beta Better?
They say there’s a new man in town. I say his days are numbered!
A stereotype called the beta-male is roaming the streets. Unlike a former holder of the post, the alpha-hole, Mr Beta is not cruising to pick up a one-night stand. Mr Beta has likely got a leash in his fist with a ya... Read more of this blog post »
They say there’s a new man in town. I say his days are numbered!
A stereotype called the beta-male is roaming the streets. Unlike a former holder of the post, the alpha-hole, Mr Beta is not cruising to pick up a one-night stand. Mr Beta has likely got a leash in his fist with a ya... Read more of this blog post »
Ian Stuart Sharpe's blog:
The All Father Paradox
Book One of the Vikingverse Series.
What is the Vikingverse?
The Vikingverse is the alternate reality that results when Odin escapes his doom at Ragnarok; a parallel timeline where Vikings rule the seas and stars with restless fleets.
Out October 9th. Read more of this blog post »
Book One of the Vikingverse Series.
What is the Vikingverse?
The Vikingverse is the alternate reality that results when Odin escapes his doom at Ragnarok; a parallel timeline where Vikings rule the seas and stars with restless fleets.
Out October 9th. Read more of this blog post »
Lauren Sapala's blog:
If you’re an INFJ or INFP writer and you love writing but you hate marketing, Firefly Magic is the book for you. I’m giving away 100 free Kindle copies, so enter to win between now and October 2 and you just might get the best advice you ever needed on how to promote your work while keeping your... Read more of this blog post »
Mike Frantz's blog:
Two years later this problem was corrected when the fuel cells were stabilized and the DE 23 rocket was launched with no navigational trouble. This was the answer that NASA design engineers wanted. The dark energy engine had increased the ability of a space craft to travel one Astronomical Unit (...
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Suzy Davies's blog:
Imagine a tree-house in the wood
where we could go,
if we were good.
We’d clamber up into the sky
nestle midst branches,
way up high.
We’d meet the birds,
and sing sweet notes,
the kind that drift,
and seems to float,
gazing at stars of Milky Way
in twilight dreams
we’d float away.
Imagine a sail-boat that... Read more of this blog post »
where we could go,
if we were good.
We’d clamber up into the sky
nestle midst branches,
way up high.
We’d meet the birds,
and sing sweet notes,
the kind that drift,
and seems to float,
gazing at stars of Milky Way
in twilight dreams
we’d float away.
Imagine a sail-boat that... Read more of this blog post »
Wendell Whitney Thorne's blog:
As of this moment, the Deputy Attorney General of the United States is walking a tightrope, not only for his job, but for the salvaging of what's left of Democracy.
Rod Rosenstein is a true American Patriot. President Trump is not, nor is anyone associated with Trump.
Trump said he would only hire... Read more of this blog post »
Rod Rosenstein is a true American Patriot. President Trump is not, nor is anyone associated with Trump.
Trump said he would only hire... Read more of this blog post »
Kamilah Dawn Ali's blog:
Labels & Legecy my newest trilogy will be FREE on Amazon Kindle Tuesday, September 25- Saturday, September 29.
Part 3 will be LIVE on Thursday
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Part 3 will be LIVE on Thursday
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A.L. Norton's blog:
"The Haunting of Ida" is doing very well! The kids seem to be enjoying it! So, my book series will continue! For a limited time, you can purchase the book on sale in paperback on Amazon! Don't delay because this sale won't last long! Happy Haunting! Pick up a book for your kiddo today! (Ages targ...
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Anne Marie Ruff's blog:
Many thanks to so many friends and neighbors who came out to the Frogtown Art Walk on Saturday. I loved seeing people from so many different parts of my life. And what a treat to have poets Linda Ravenswood and Bernadette McComish in the Literary Loft with me.
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Robert M. Lynch's blog:
Joseph A. Lynch Biography
By Robert Lynch
Joseph A. Lynch had never set out to become a hero. But, as a young boy in Brooklyn, NY, when he watched his older brothers John, Wally, and Jimmy go off to war in Europe and the Pacific, it was his strong desire to courageously fight alongside them. At the... Read more of this blog post »
By Robert Lynch
Joseph A. Lynch had never set out to become a hero. But, as a young boy in Brooklyn, NY, when he watched his older brothers John, Wally, and Jimmy go off to war in Europe and the Pacific, it was his strong desire to courageously fight alongside them. At the... Read more of this blog post »
Coral Russell's blog:
I signed up today even though I'm not sure I'll be reading as many books as I have in previous years. But this year Michelle in her FB group did a watch party for the horror flick Hereditary and it was SO MUCH FUN!
OMO I've wanted to do this for a long time but never found a group/friends to do t... Read more of this blog post »
OMO I've wanted to do this for a long time but never found a group/friends to do t... Read more of this blog post »
India LaPlace's blog:
I'm really excited to announce that I had my first chapbook published by Analog Submission Press! As many of the people in my life know, I've been writing since I was a little girl - short stories, essays, poetry, etc. It's been the creative outlet that has kept me sane throughout my tumultuous c...
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Sofia Ellis's blog:
Dear Goodreads Friends,
Okay, so, like everyone else, I have good days and bad days. I have fantastic days. And, sometimes, I have days that, for lack of a better term, suck.
At the beginning of last month, I had one of those really sucky days. I just wanted it to be over. I couldn’t wait to creep... Read more of this blog post »
Okay, so, like everyone else, I have good days and bad days. I have fantastic days. And, sometimes, I have days that, for lack of a better term, suck.
At the beginning of last month, I had one of those really sucky days. I just wanted it to be over. I couldn’t wait to creep... Read more of this blog post »
A.L. Burgess Jr.'s blog:
Monica examined Junkman’s arm. She turned his hand over and scrutinized the skin above his wrist where the alien tentacle had applied force. There appeared to be no puncture wounds or ligature marks of any kind. “Do you feel sick or uneasy—restless maybe?”
“No ma’am,” Junkman replied, shaking hi... Read more of this blog post »
“No ma’am,” Junkman replied, shaking hi... Read more of this blog post »
Liz Sower's blog:
Will Storr vs. The Supernatural: One Man's Search for the Truth About Ghosts
Everything about this book makes my heart sing. I want so desperately to tag along with Will Storr as he wades into the paranormal. The book gave me the chills several times and there are scenes from it that haunt me. Thi... Read more of this blog post »
Everything about this book makes my heart sing. I want so desperately to tag along with Will Storr as he wades into the paranormal. The book gave me the chills several times and there are scenes from it that haunt me. Thi... Read more of this blog post »
Jess Steven Hughes's blog:
Check out my latest blog update in which I interview Author Gigi Sedimayer about her award winning Talon series. This is the first of a series of blog interviews I will be doing the next several months. If there are any authors out there who would like to be interviewed for a future blog, let me...
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Victorea Ryan Meadow's blog:
Hello there once again, my friends! It's been a busy month, September has. I've recently finished reading a few non-fiction titles that are helping me to reshape my life as it is - trust me, it's been a mess for many years, and I'm now cutting away what's no longer serving me - and I'm solidifyin...
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Hanna Dare's blog:
Yesterday was Bisexuality Visibility Day and all this week is #BiWeek, so if anyone’s looking to read about bi characters getting happily ever afters just a reminder that I’ve got a few books for you to enjoy:
There’s Jaime in the sci-fi romance Machine Metal Magic.
And both Jesse and Grayson in t...
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Terry Lloyd's blog:
Brexit or No Brexit? It seems, to me anyway, as if all the dilemmas, deliberations and deal talks have brought about nothing but uncertainty and disparity. The future of the United kingdom was decided by a referendum and it was at that point the spectre of Brexit became a reality. After protracte...
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Mark Wallace Maguire's blog:
TIn Pursuit of The Pale Princehe Southwen are going to war against the northern kingdoms held together in a fragile alliance by The Pale Prince. Scattered and outnumbered, there is one symbol that can unite them. It is the lost crown of Ellesund. Only I know where it is, and only I can deliver it...
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J.J. Hensley's blog:
On my blog Yinz to Y'all:
Some ways I'll end up killing you. Kind of.
https://hensleybooks.wordpress.com/20...
Some ways I'll end up killing you. Kind of.
https://hensleybooks.wordpress.com/20...
Nicole Pramik's blog:
I finished my yearly reading challenge rather early this year, but this year was a bit of a book drought for me.
Later on, I'll post my year-end best-of list. I actually struggled to compile it as I just didn't read that many books this year in general, and most of the titles I did read were re-re... Read more of this blog post »
Later on, I'll post my year-end best-of list. I actually struggled to compile it as I just didn't read that many books this year in general, and most of the titles I did read were re-re... Read more of this blog post »
Jennifer Jaynes's blog:
Um, tomorrow is MALICE's Release Day--and I just noticed that my publisher dropped MALICE's Kindle price in the U.S. from $4.99 to $1.99!
I'm a bit surprised as they haven't done this for previous books pre-release and I didn't get a heads up.
SO... if you are planning on buying a copy tomorrow, yo... Read more of this blog post »
George Thomas Clark's blog:
nothing's proven yet and may never be but appears
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Arun D. Ellis's blog:
3 We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing.
George Bernard Shaw
Ken had lived in the same street as Alb and Gerry when they were children, too young to have been in their gang, an acquaintance rather than friend. He now lived in a corner apartment in the sam... Read more of this blog post »
Quoleena Sbrocca's blog:
As I was working on my final drafts of book 3 of The Rayne Trilogy, I felt compelled to make an addition to my dedication page. I was utterly inspired by how the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School organized a national protest. I watched it live with goose bumps and teary eyes. Teena...
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Sandra Perez Gluschankoff's blog:
There are only three more weeks left to download the award winnning novel The Last Fernandez for FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Take advantage of this opportunity before it's gone. Happy reading!
myBook.to/Fernandez
myBook.to/Fernandez
Rebecca Moll's blog:
WWII. 1944. Budapest. Christmas Eve. A broken promise. A bridge not crossed.
Fast forward fifty years...
Nadia is America's much-loved Hollywood gossip columnist, her column "Nadia Knows," built upon knowing, anticipating, upon best laid plans. Everyone knows Nadia knows all. Using a unique spin on... Read more of this blog post »
Fast forward fifty years...
Nadia is America's much-loved Hollywood gossip columnist, her column "Nadia Knows," built upon knowing, anticipating, upon best laid plans. Everyone knows Nadia knows all. Using a unique spin on... Read more of this blog post »
Erin Hosier's blog:
I have never met Bill Clegg, but we seem to have a lot in common. I learned in his new memoir, Portrait of an Addict as a Young Man, that we’re both white people who come from dysfunctional families in rural towns who nursed dreams of getting out. We both moved to NYC after attending uncool colle...
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Elaine Williams Crockett's blog:
Brilliantly plotted with more twists and turns than an angry rattlesnake, Crockett gives us thrills and chills in her award-winning novel, Do Not Assume. 5 Stars
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Joanne DeMaio's blog:
Happy to share that my new novel FIRST FLURRIES is now published and available in paperback, eBook, and audiobook. It’s a heartwarming holiday tale about finding love and home in a quaint New England town.You can get your copy of FIRST FLURRIES here:
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2LMAyOB
Barnes and Noble... Read more of this blog post »
A.J. Culpepper's blog:
Raquel Huete Iglesias's blog:
¿Por qué nuestros hijos necesitan oír mensajes positivos antes de acostarse?
Como la mayoría de vosotros ya sabréis, la mente humana está dividida en dos partes: el consciente y el inconsciente o subconsciente (aunque algunos prefieren dividirla en tres partes).
El consciente se ocupa de pensa... Read more of this blog post »
L.M. Roth's blog:
L.M. Roth The L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day is a quiz for those familiar with the books of L. M. Roth. If you are not familiar with the books of L. M. Roth, you’d better start cramming!
The answer to Friday's quiz: Abelard's timid page boy feared the wilderness in Abelard and the Witch's Vengeance.
To... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to Friday's quiz: Abelard's timid page boy feared the wilderness in Abelard and the Witch's Vengeance.
To... Read more of this blog post »
C.D. Blizzard's blog:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Michele Staab
July 2, 2018
"I could hardly put the book down!"
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
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Michele Staab
July 2, 2018
"I could hardly put the book down!"
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
https://badrabbitpublications.com/pro...
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Adele Leigh's blog:
Dear Reader,
On Friday, we published the eBook of The Lupanarium on Amazon Kindle and iTunes Books. My friends and family are already starting to get their copies, and now half my workday is spent trying to sell the book and the other half writing books 2 & 3.
The past six months my editor and... Read more of this blog post »
On Friday, we published the eBook of The Lupanarium on Amazon Kindle and iTunes Books. My friends and family are already starting to get their copies, and now half my workday is spent trying to sell the book and the other half writing books 2 & 3.
The past six months my editor and... Read more of this blog post »
Cassandra Robbins's blog:
I am so excited that my debut novel, The Entitled, is releasing this Thursday, September 27, 2018! It is part of a duet with the second book, The Enlightened, releasing in November. This is a super angsty love story between two people who meet at a young age and are instantly drawn to one another...
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Chris Enss's blog:
Enter now to win a copy of Cowboys, Creatures and Classics: The Story of Republic Pictures
The rising popularity of television was of concern for several motion picture studios, not the least of which was Republic. By late summer 1948, the company had experienced a noticeable decrease in ticket sa... Read more of this blog post »
The rising popularity of television was of concern for several motion picture studios, not the least of which was Republic. By late summer 1948, the company had experienced a noticeable decrease in ticket sa... Read more of this blog post »
Clay Boura's blog:
Last week I did "new school", so this week's idiom is "Old School" which refers to something that is old/old fashioned or outdated.
"Beamer's father is old school. He prefers to write and mail a letter instead of sending an email."
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"Beamer's father is old school. He prefers to write and mail a letter instead of sending an email."
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Melissa Foster's blog:
Apple Books has kicked off The Next Big 30 and I'm thrilled to see WICKED WHISKEY LOVE included as one of their anticipated blockbusters!
Get WICKED WHISKEY LOVE here: http://smarturl.it/WWL_iBooks
Australia and New Zealand readers can see ALL of The Next Big 30 books here: https://apple.co/2plfsKc... Read more of this blog post »
Get WICKED WHISKEY LOVE here: http://smarturl.it/WWL_iBooks
Australia and New Zealand readers can see ALL of The Next Big 30 books here: https://apple.co/2plfsKc... Read more of this blog post »
Tracey Jerald's blog:
Want to see another Bite from Free to Run on Book+Main?
It's a special day for other reasons - yes, it's my birthday. Instead of celebrating with cake, we're celebrating with a special pie made by one of Ali's sisters. 😂
Check it out on Book+Main! ➙ https://bookandmainbites.com/story/28478
★☆✭ Free... Read more of this blog post »
It's a special day for other reasons - yes, it's my birthday. Instead of celebrating with cake, we're celebrating with a special pie made by one of Ali's sisters. 😂
Check it out on Book+Main! ➙ https://bookandmainbites.com/story/28478
★☆✭ Free... Read more of this blog post »
Marilyn Foxworthy's blog:
Hey, there are two places to 'Follow' me. My Amazon Author Page and my Goodreads Author Page.
It seems like the best way to get notified when I post something or release a new title is on Goodreads. Followers there seem to get faster notifications of new info and happenings. You do need to have a... Read more of this blog post »
It seems like the best way to get notified when I post something or release a new title is on Goodreads. Followers there seem to get faster notifications of new info and happenings. You do need to have a... Read more of this blog post »
Jim MacLachlan's blog:
Animals are usually convenient devices in novels where the horses & hounds are always in great shape & ready to go. In reality, they get sick & pick up injuries as often as people. There's certainly nothing convenient about it & it's expensive both in time & money.
My daughte... Read more of this blog post »
My daughte... Read more of this blog post »
Amy H. Sturgis's blog:
Day 267 - Dr. Amy H. Sturgis - 365 Days of Star Wars Women:
I am honored and delighted to be named among the amazing ladies in Amy Richau’s wonderful “365 Days of Star Wars Women” project! This interview was a joy to do.
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P.J. Roscoe's blog:
Do you find it easy to talk to people?
I get asked this quite a lot because, being an author I meet lots of people.
Being a medium, I meet lots of dead people.
So, you'd think it would be easy by now? Wrong!
Before every book signing, book sale, book talk, workshop, author appearance, my stomach is d... Read more of this blog post »
I get asked this quite a lot because, being an author I meet lots of people.
Being a medium, I meet lots of dead people.
So, you'd think it would be easy by now? Wrong!
Before every book signing, book sale, book talk, workshop, author appearance, my stomach is d... Read more of this blog post »
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Interview with Kate Atkinson
The year is 1940, and Juliet Armstrong is on the trail of Nazi collaborators. Juliet isn't some high-living MI5 femme fatale; the protagonist of
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, a new novel by Kate Atkinson, is just an unworldly, if cynical, 18-year-old girl who writes up surveilled sessions between fascist sympathizers. But though she's a minor cog in the war effort among the secret agents and bureaucrats, she's soon pulled into bigger things—events that haunt her years later. ...more
Interview with Deborah Harkness
Just as her bestselling All Souls trilogy is being adapted for television, Deborah Harkness returns to the world of vampires and witches with
Time's Convert
. Goodreads talked to the history professor about researching her fantasies, writing a "sequely-prequely thing," and why she's never read Dracula....more
