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L.M. Roth's blog:
L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day
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 yesterday's quiz: it was Cort's coming that was prophesied to the people of Darian in Quest For the K... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: it was Cort's coming that was prophesied to the people of Darian in Quest For the K... Read more of this blog post »
Jo Ann Lordahl's blog:
Better Late Than Never
A long habit: I tear articles from newspapers, magazines, make notes from books and write myself reminders of interesting things on whatever is handy. I sort of file these notes meaning that while some filing is orderly, much is not. Also I can dump really fascinating stuff in a folder – and comp...
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Camille Leone's blog:
Congrats to the Toronto Raptors
Congratulations to the Toronto Raptors. Game 6 of the NBA Finals came down to the wire, with the Raptors winning a 114-110 victory over the Golden State Warriors. This is the first title for the Raptors, and they also made history with point guard Jeremy Lin:
"After the Toronto Raptors won the NBA... Read more of this blog post »
"After the Toronto Raptors won the NBA... Read more of this blog post »
Zoltan Istvan's blog:
A major new story out via Vox. Lots of #transhumanism and #biohacking info in it. Some of my work in it too: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/20...
A major new story out via Vox. Lots of #transhumanism and #biohacking info in it. Some of my work in it too: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/20...
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Mari Carr's blog:
Wild Spirit Fun
I absolutely love the couple on the cover of Wild Spirit. BIG THANKS to photographer Lindee Robinson! She does amazing photo shoots!
A.M. Madden's blog:
Liner Notes, A Lair Novel is LIVE!!!
🎸🎼 🎸 🎼🎸🎼 🎸
“I can't say enough about this book… LINER NOTES by A.M. Madden is a five-star read. It's the type of book that you will want to read again and again.” – Joanne Schwehm, Bestselling Author
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Marta Querol's blog:
Breverías. Relatos para lectores impacientes
Aunque nuevos nubarrones vienen a sustituir a los que han escampado, mi nueva novela avanza lenta pero segura. Constanza va tomando forma, decisiones, caminos. Vuelvo a mimetizarme en quien no soy y espero que pronto tome velocidad de crucero. La novela anterior está en el limbo de los mares edit...
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L.M. Ransom's blog:
Where I'm At
Just a quick post: I am in first-round edits on Spin, the third and final book in the Flying Ponies trilogy, and I am currently in the midst of writing Clandestine, first in the Traitors' War series.
Erec Stebbins's blog:
CHINA GIRL (INTEL 1, Book 6)
A fascist administration rounds up undesirables. Terrorist groups strike governmental and religious targets. The Constitution is under assault. But for the scattered members of INTEL 1, the nightmare is just beginning. Book 6 of the INTEL 1 thrillers.
Get updates for the December 2019 release.
Ne... Read more of this blog post »
Ana Johns's blog:
BBC Radio2 Book Club Pick!
Thrilled that The Woman In The White Kimono first debuted on both The GLOBE & MAIL and Toronto Star's bestsellers list and now to learn it's been selected as a BBC Radio 2 Book Club pick! Amazing, this is a huge honor. x
I'll be traveling to the UK in August for the live interview with Radio2'... Read more of this blog post »
I'll be traveling to the UK in August for the live interview with Radio2'... Read more of this blog post »
Joseph Max Lewis's blog:
June 25, 2019 - God bless you!
Friends - For the next few weeks we're going to consider common sounds that dogs make and what they mean.
Sneezing — when it becomes chronic — could indicate serious health issues.
Sneezing every once in a while isn't a big deal, but it could be cause for concern if your dog can't seem to stop, ac... Read more of this blog post »
Sneezing — when it becomes chronic — could indicate serious health issues.
Sneezing every once in a while isn't a big deal, but it could be cause for concern if your dog can't seem to stop, ac... Read more of this blog post »
Thuita J. Maina's blog:
Academic Excellence
In December 1996 when I was nine, I spent my school holiday at the home of Auntie Joyce (my Mum's eldest sister) in Murang'a District which is...
Whitney McKendree Moore's blog:
Marching In The Mulberry Trees?
I will open my mouth and tell of God’s wonderful works. Why? Because it was the testimonies of others that most encouraged me to turn from my utter refusal to walk in His Way. Because of their honesty in sharing their experience, strength, and hope, I am no longer stubborn and rebellious. Instead... Read more of this blog post »
John Tissandier's blog:
REVIEW of Affirming Divergence: Deleuze's Reading of Leibniz
Affirming Divergence: Deleuze's Reading of Leibniz by Alex TissandierMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is an academic book so I knew it would be difficult. The most difficult section was 6.2, about the idea of monads without doors and windows, and the concept of things being “distinct but inseparable”... Read more of this blog post »
Alex Mitchell's blog:
yep
there’s a secret about Life
most people forget:
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be happy
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be inspired
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be you
but there is one little catch:
you first have to believe that
you are good enough right now
because this
is as... Read more of this blog post »
most people forget:
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be happy
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be inspired
there is no
right or wrong way
for you to be you
but there is one little catch:
you first have to believe that
you are good enough right now
because this
is as... Read more of this blog post »
Thomas Zman's blog:
New Release
Impeccably dressed in his late century Haggar suit, Steve Coleman is a man driven. Not only by his passion to discover his past, but to reconnect with his family and forge on into the future. It has been many years since he’s basked in the light of day, and his newfound freedom has him doing just...
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Tonya Lampley's blog:
Prayers for Jennifer Dulos
My heart goes out to Jennifer Dulos and her family. The unfortunate thing about a patriarchal society is that a woman's life has little value. To think she may have been killed simply because her husband wanted another woman. I'm sick of men with no self control. Fed up with the playground women...
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Chris Murphy's blog:
Trump Diary
Dear Diary,
I have always had a special affinity for kids. There were times when they were growing up, I let Junior and Eric ride with me in the limo. I didn’t have to – I wanted to. That is why these hysterical FAKE NEWS reports about brown illegal immigrant children being kept in cages and being... Read more of this blog post »
I have always had a special affinity for kids. There were times when they were growing up, I let Junior and Eric ride with me in the limo. I didn’t have to – I wanted to. That is why these hysterical FAKE NEWS reports about brown illegal immigrant children being kept in cages and being... Read more of this blog post »
G.A. Milnthorpe's blog:
Why we should all be thankful for Jeremy Corbyn
For many years, this is what politics was like.
"We believe in education so we're definitely going to prioritise that."
"So do we and so are we."
"And we think national infrastructure is really important so we're going to get some super efficient people to run them."
"Yes, we were planning to do tha... Read more of this blog post »
"We believe in education so we're definitely going to prioritise that."
"So do we and so are we."
"And we think national infrastructure is really important so we're going to get some super efficient people to run them."
"Yes, we were planning to do tha... Read more of this blog post »
Rachel Bedard's blog:
Lily and Dunkin
Witness the bravery (and cruelty) of 8th graders. Feel inspired. Make the hard choices. Make the world a better place. Read Lily and Dunkin by Donna Gephart.
Teen fiction has grown up, and Donna Gephart is leading the charge. Lily and Dunkin is a delightful novel about several characters makin...
Nancy Atkinson's blog:
Foreword Announcement and Book Cover Reveal
Hello there! I’d like to introduce you to my upcoming book, “Eight Years to the Moon!” But before I tell you all about it, I have some very fun news to share:
I’m excited to announce that Apollo 9 astronaut Rusty Schweickart has written the foreword for the book! I’m absolutely thrilled he took th... Read more of this blog post »
Janet Fears's blog:
Don't Kill The Editor!
Well, you sent that manuscript off to the editor, and now it's come back to you. "What's this?" All kinds of marks are on it, so many marks that you can hardly see the words .He says your spelling is awful, phrases are wrong, punctuation is terrible. Says, you need to re-write certain parts.
"... Read more of this blog post »
Alberto Bagnai's blog:
Verso l'infimo e oltre!
Rischierò di essere ripetitivo.
Esattamente come, nel tentativo più o meno riuscito di darvi qualche rudimento di analisi macroeconomica, ho scelto di insistere su pochi strumenti, snelli e solidi, fra cui il principale è l'analisi dei saldi settoriali (iniziando col primo e col secondo post dedic... Read more of this blog post »
Esattamente come, nel tentativo più o meno riuscito di darvi qualche rudimento di analisi macroeconomica, ho scelto di insistere su pochi strumenti, snelli e solidi, fra cui il principale è l'analisi dei saldi settoriali (iniziando col primo e col secondo post dedic... Read more of this blog post »
Javier Calvin Flores's blog:
TUTORIAL yWRITER5 PARA ESCRITORES
Bueno pues como ya comente por las redes, hoy voy a hacer un tutorial sobre el programa que uso yo para hacerme mis esquemas a la hora de escribir un libro o quizás un relato. Sin mas dilación, empecemos
El programa se llama Ywriter5 una vez instalado, ya sabéis hacerlo como me imagino (siguiente... Read more of this blog post »
El programa se llama Ywriter5 una vez instalado, ya sabéis hacerlo como me imagino (siguiente... Read more of this blog post »
Moses Norton's blog:
Racing Game of the Week #23: “The Best Story Missions From Each DRIVER Game”
It’s time for me to reveal a secret.
Ian Andrew Webb's blog:
Blog 4 – Poltergeist. Evidence for Humans’ Involvement.
The paper is one in a series of blogs around paranormal research. This topic investigates the evidence for the differences between parapsychologists and the general public perception of poltergeist activity. Also, we briefly explore the evidence for the establishment of poltergeist phenomena.
Pol...
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Isa Leshko's blog:
Reviews & Other Press
Here are the highlights of recent reviews and other press for Allowed to Grow Old from the last month.
"A poignant creation. . . . one of the things that is so remarkable about the portraits – you can see each animal's personality; their singularity and distinction. Each is a beautiful, living...
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Noor Anand Chawla's blog:
The Great Instagram Scam: Body Positivity or Body Shaming?
The Great Instagram Scam: Body Positivity or Body Shaming?
The post The Great Instagram Scam: Body Positivity or Body Shaming? appeared first on NOOR ANAND CHAWLA.
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Kristy Shen's blog:
Playing with FIRE: London Movie Premiere
The past 2 weeks have been the craziest weeks in our lives thus far. If it seems like our posting schedule has been a bit sparse, sorry about that. We’ll go back to our regular posting schedule shortly. Here’s how the craziness played out: Day 1-3: Penguin Audiobook recording in London (with JL...
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Bridges Washington's blog:
Now, on to find an editor (part 1)
Now that I have shared some of the legal issues I experienced in establishing a business for publishing my book here, we will jump back to December and talk about the actual book. I wrapped up the first draft in early December and next on the list was to clean this thing up. I engaged a couple of...
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Lacrecia Hillis's blog:
54 Tips to Improve Your Nonfiction Writing – Daring to Live Fully
54 Tips to Improve Your Nonfiction Writing – Daring to Live Fully
— Read on daringtolivefully.com/nonfiction-writing-tips
The post 54 Tips to Improve Your Nonfiction Writing – Daring to Live Fully appeared first on Lacrecia’s books.
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Arturo Hernández M.'s blog:
Levedad
Al abrir los ojos, atrapo a la mente en otra conversación, en una donde no me involucra. Cuenta una historia, tiene argumentos y en momentos discute. Me imagino que le genera molestia que la consciencia me incluya en sus pláticas y que detenga el flujo de pensamientos que ya traía un ritmo.
Carajo...
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Melissa Gratias's blog:
The Death of Paper?
Is paper all bad? Absolutely not.
Is everyone trying to eliminate paper? Nope.
So, when is it okay to use paper? Read on…
Despite the predominance of projectors, laptops, iPads, and shared filing systems, there just seems to be no substitute for a stack of handouts sitting on a table when yo...
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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
