Goodreads Authors
Claire Dickinson's blog:
Free giveaway
Roland Merullo's blog:
On Workshops and Conferences
Jeaniene Frost's blog:
Chapter 16, THE OTHER HALF OF THE GRAVE
Steven Harvey's blog:
Amy Wright at The Humble Essayist
Jenelle Hovde's blog:
On Wings of Devotion
Against every warning, she’s drawn ever closer to the man known as “Black Heart”.
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I was absolutely delighted to review Roseanna M. White’s latest novel, On Wings of Devotion. Roseanna M. White’s novels are rich in history with a beautiful message of faith. And not to mention—sweet,...
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Edward Castle's blog:
Book 3 delayed
Part of me wants to say that it should be released in February, but I'm honestly not sure even that will happen at this point, so, no official ETAs anymore until the book is ready to be released.
The book is (mostly) written, only part of th... Read more of this blog post »
Catherine Coulter's blog:
January 17, 2020
Melissa Foster's blog:
BREAKING NEWS - Just 5 MORE DAYS until the release of MAKING YOU MINE!!
Just 5 MORE DAYS until the release of MAKING YOU MINE!! She has everything a woman could want, but can this sexy billionaire convince her that he's the only man she needs?
Pre-order your copy today!
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Kris Bryant's blog:
Amazon Reviews
I'm not above asking people to transfer their reviews to Amazon. I love seeing a new review there... Read more of this blog post »
Craig Wallwork's blog:
Bad People now available to buy!
Sharon E. Cathcart's blog:
Weekend Reads: “The Story Keeper”
The Story Keeper by Lisa Wingate
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
When New York acquisitions editor Jennia Gibbs finds a manuscript on her desk, it shouldn’t be too surprising … except that the postmark on the envelope is 20 years old, and it’s clearly from the Slush Mountain pile that no one is supposed to...
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Nithya Mariappan's blog:
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Anita Daher's blog:
You Don't Have to Die in the End, April release
If you are so inclined, I would be honoured to have you add it to your "To Read" list.
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Kayleigh Nicol's blog:
Writing with Animals
Ann-Christine Tabaka's blog:
The Edge of Time
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Kristi Hines's blog:
Marketing News – Week in Review – January 17, 2020
Ready to catch up on the latest marketing news? In this weekly series, you’ll find the hottest marketing articles, books, podcasts, and videos to help you improve your marketing and grow your business.
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning I get a small commission from the...
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Daniela Lambova's blog:
Easy Tres Leches Cake
I am totally mesmerised by this wonderful dessert! It is a light and fluffy cake soaked in milk and frosted with whipped cream. It is literally a dream cake! I don’t know how it is possible that I only discovered it recently and I can’t wait to present you my version of an Easy Tres Leches Cake.
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Scott Russell Sanders's blog:
Sanity amid Madness
Simon Amadeus Pillario's blog:
January: New year, new book
January Newsletter
Now that it is the new year, we will be focusing on our next book, The Gospel of Matthew! It is now the run-up to the Kickstarter in March (details below).
New weekly LIVE videos!I am planning to post a live video once a week going through the pages of one of the com...
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Jack Eason's blog:
…Ellwyn Autumn – a sensible approach to senses for Authors…
More from unca Seumas
…here’s a terrific piece from my friend, Authoress, Ellwn Autumn, on how we scribblers can ‘show, not tell ‘, through awareness of our five senses… enjoy….Story Starter: Use The Five Senses To Describe A Scene
A great way to spice up a piece of writin... Read more of this blog post »
Lee Evie's blog:
Kdrama podcast: A KOREAN ODYSSEY, WHEN THE CAMELLIA BLOOMS and THE BRIDE OF HABAEK a first episode challenge!
Grab a monkey, some soju and a water god, because now it is first episode challenge time! This is a brand new thing Lee Evie just invented, which involves her watching some first episodes and then, you know, talking about them and stuff. How challenging! This week she tackles the 20...
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Pensacola Helene Jefferson's blog:
REE DEEMED: LOST AND FOUND, Part 1EPILOGUE “Then Pil...
REE DEEMED: LOST AND FOUND, Part 1EPILOGUE
“Then Pilate therefore took Jesus, and scourged him. And the soldiers platted a crown of thorns, and put it on his head, and they put on him a purple robe. And said, Hail, King of the Jews! and they smote him with their hands….Then came Jesus forth, wea... Read more of this blog post »
Francesca Cartier Brickell's blog:
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Oliver Clarke's blog:
Back To Reality: How I'm Juggling My Writing Schedule
Catherine Peake's blog:
Means to an End
Who says finding humour in potentially offensive subjects is outdated? Written before the time of thinking about what you say before you say it (and thereby not saying it), Blott on the Landscape is a triumph of British humour. Comfortably at home with vulgarity, class distinction, implacable rev...
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Nichole Williams's blog:
A Different Generation
Nothing to smile about
Depression is the norm
No one cared until the pill was popped, the blunt was rolled...
Vanda Tomaševiča's blog:
TODAY 17.1.29
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cannot wait for the spring
summer and flowers blooming
Michael Kroth's blog:
The Reverencing Of Art, The Art Of Reverencing
I can’t explain why this artist, of all others, resonates with me
I am reverent when music fills me up beyond my ability to contain it within my corporeal self. Standing as a college undergraduate in the tenor section on the risers of the massed University of New Mexico choirs, singing t... Read more of this blog post »
Simone Braverman's blog:
IELTS Speaking test in Iran – January 2020
Our friend V recently took the IELTS test in Iran and remembered the following Speaking questions:
Speaking test 
Part 1 (Interview)
– Can you tell me your full name, please?
– Do you work or study?
– Do you like your job?
– What is the reason that you chose this job?
– Do you borrow money?
– Is it...
Temitope Keku's blog:
Prayer Treasures Day 16: Cares
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David Booram's blog:
Unlearning
Have you ever noticed that there’s almost as much in life to “unlearn” as there is to learn? I find that to be true, especially as it comes to my faith. From the midpoint of life on, I think a lot of my growth and the work of God in me has had more to do with “unlearning” what I had learned as a...
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Carla Lake's blog:
Wholly - My One Word and the Battle of the Wills
Chuck Musselwhite's blog:
The Victory is Yours
Whenever you watch a sporting event and see the champion crowned, it is a magical moment. That victory is the fulfillment of years of hard work and sacrifice. They are elated beyond comprehension in realizing their goals. Strangely, Christians have no idea that they are victorious in Jesus Christ...
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Bryan C. Taylor's blog:
Laughing in the Rain
There’s just something about her smile. Beautiful and resilient, an untapped spring that could thaw any winter. A beacon of light that could guide a wayward soul across stormy seas.
I know, because that wayward soul was mine.
In the first few months after becoming a widower, during the violent v...
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Antwan Crump's blog:
Feedback For Dummies
Dear World
Please Kill Me,
As contemptuous as it is on the surface, constructive critiques are foundational for any creative output meant for public consumption. With that said, I’m painfully aware that not every review is a great review. Not every ARC reader has the best intentions. Not all feedba...
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David Conn's blog:
Derby charged by EFL with breaching financial rules over sale of Pride Park
• Birmingham docked nine points for breaching rules
Derby have been charged by the English Football League with breaching the financial regulations of the Championship following a review of the controversial sale of Pride Park to the club’s ow...
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Amanda-Jane Turner's blog:
Guest Post - Shelly Mills - Cyber crime - who is committing it?
Have you ever wonderedwhois responsible for data breaches, viruses, phishing scams, and so on?
The people who are responsible for cyber security incidents are calledCyber Threat Actors. And thewayin which they g... Read more of this blog post »
Brigid Huey's blog:
RWA Online Chapter Interview
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Karen Jones of RWA Online, my “local” RWA chapter. Karen was kind enough to provide me with the opportunity to share it with everyone here.
Interview With Brigid Hueyby Karen Jones
What inspired the story line for A Chance Encounter in Pemberle...
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Belinda Roddie's blog:
Tonight's Poet Corner: Sonnet Solstice #436
by Belinda Roddie
I will not let you dictate where I do
or don't belong: No doors slammed in my face,
no windows locked. The irony is true
and full of flavor in the words you've traced
across the screen. I'm not "diverse" enough?
Sure, my skin color gives me privilege,
yet you ignore t... Read more of this blog post »
Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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
