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T.J. Dallas's blog:
Introducing Harry…
Good evening (or good morning!)
I’m very excited about this post! To celebrate the release of my debut lesbian erotica novel (available on various different platforms – see below for links), I decided to get an illustration commissioned to bring one of my main characters to life! I was very excite...
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Wendy Goerl's blog:
A NaNoWriMo Discovery
I can churn out 2-3 page outlines/synopses by the dozens, but when I try to flesh them out, I get mired in where this event should go, what my characters are going to agree to call that, why someone would do something this way instead of that. I call them "writer's logjams," because they aren't r...
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Κώστας Μεταλλίδης's blog:
κριτική της φιλολόγου Χατζηαστερίου Τασουλας
Ο ΚΑΘΡΕΦΤΗΣ ΤΗΣ ΨΥΧΗΣ
μέσα σπ' τα μάτια της Αναστασια Χατζηαστεριου (Anastasia Chatziasteriou)
Ιούνιος του 1986. Μια γειτονιά στην περιφέρεια της Θεσσαλονίκης, στα σύνορα Πυλαίας-Καλαμαριάς. Μια γειτονιά- παράδεισος. Ζώα,οικόσιτα και μη, περιβόλια με φρούτα όλων των λογιών, μια στοιχειωμένη καλύβα,... Read more of this blog post »
μέσα σπ' τα μάτια της Αναστασια Χατζηαστεριου (Anastasia Chatziasteriou)
Ιούνιος του 1986. Μια γειτονιά στην περιφέρεια της Θεσσαλονίκης, στα σύνορα Πυλαίας-Καλαμαριάς. Μια γειτονιά- παράδεισος. Ζώα,οικόσιτα και μη, περιβόλια με φρούτα όλων των λογιών, μια στοιχειωμένη καλύβα,... Read more of this blog post »
TheRealTom Clancy's blog:
Free eBook Promotion on Amazon tomorrow
December 11 - 15 Amazon will be offering The Rekindle - the INTRODUCTION eBook for free in conjunction with the Freebooksy Campaign.
Terence Park's blog:
Door Witch
When I bought my first Studio Ghibli film
Grave of the Fireflies
I didn't realise how large Anime was but gradually, through outlets like Crunchyroll I have been educated, and gradually I have developed a taste for it. Anime originated in Japan and what first drew me was was its use of scen...
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R.J. Hore's blog:
Why Genre Writers Need Cats
Sci Fi authors looking to plumb the depths of alien intelligences, have you ever attempted to communicate with a cat? To get a cat to act reasonable? If we cannot understand or communicate with a creature with which we’ve shared some DNA over the last sixty million or so years, how can we ever ex...
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M.C. Kelly's blog:
German Chocolate Cake
Daryl and I have been walking a lot lately. Getting into a healthy habit of exercise, spending time together away from other distractions like the tv and internet. We've “outgrown” our one and a half mile circle we live on, so we venture out in other directions. We normally greet the usual dogs,...
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River Ryan's blog:
Freebie
Hey guys, 'tis the season, so I have a free short story for you!
Omega's Heat
Here's the link to download a copy:
https://dl.bookfunnel.com/v1it7tc8hf
I hope you enjoy, happy holidays and much love <3
- River
PS - any problems getting your copy, let me know (RiverRyanBooks@hotmail.com), happy to e... Read more of this blog post »
Omega's Heat
Here's the link to download a copy:
https://dl.bookfunnel.com/v1it7tc8hf
I hope you enjoy, happy holidays and much love <3
- River
PS - any problems getting your copy, let me know (RiverRyanBooks@hotmail.com), happy to e... Read more of this blog post »
John Copenhaver's blog:
Okay, I’m pretty happy in this photo
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Yep, it’s true:Dodging and Burningwon aMacavity Award for Best First Mystery Novelat Bouchercon this year. The award is named for the “mystery cat” of T.S. Eliot fame and voted on by members of Mystery Readers International. I’m so thankful to Janet Rudolph, editor ofMystery Reader...
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Markus Matthews's blog:
Blogging on Facebook
Rather than have a blog here, on my website, and other places, I've decided to use Facebook to do all my blogging.
You can find it here - https://www.facebook.com/TheBountySeries
Please drop by and say hello. Read more of this blog post »
You can find it here - https://www.facebook.com/TheBountySeries
Please drop by and say hello. Read more of this blog post »
Sebnem E. Sanders's blog:
Happy Birthday, Ripples on the Pond!
Ripples on the Pond is celebrating its second birthday this week, and she has been travelling to many magical destinations, over the past two years.
From 2019 to 2017, here are some photos with highlights from a few reviews on Amazon and Goodreads :
[image error] Ripples on Poros, Greece
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Alexandria Miracola's blog:
Wonder Happens When We Give It Away
What's your favorite Bible verse?
What are the words in Scripture that most inspire you to keep moving, keep trusting, keep following?
For me, it's John 21:25. For you, it's something different.
But imagine with me, just for a moment, that you have never read these words.
These words that feel like s... Read more of this blog post »
What are the words in Scripture that most inspire you to keep moving, keep trusting, keep following?
For me, it's John 21:25. For you, it's something different.
But imagine with me, just for a moment, that you have never read these words.
These words that feel like s... Read more of this blog post »
David G. Thomas's blog:
2019 Royal Dragonfly Book Award Winner
Killing Pat Garrett, The Wild West’s Most Famous Lawman – Murder Or Self-Defense? Named 2019 Royal Dragonfly Book Award Winner, Second Place, Historical Non-Fiction.
Sion Dayson's blog:
Offer "As a River" for the Holidays!
Hi friends!
It's been 3 months since my debut novel, AS A RIVER, came out and what a whirlwind!
I had a fantastic little self-created tour. Only 5 events, but that's just about all this introvert could handle. I launched in Paris, France and finished with a bang in New York City with some great sto... Read more of this blog post »
It's been 3 months since my debut novel, AS A RIVER, came out and what a whirlwind!
I had a fantastic little self-created tour. Only 5 events, but that's just about all this introvert could handle. I launched in Paris, France and finished with a bang in New York City with some great sto... Read more of this blog post »
Tigran Gorsh's blog:
Ուժը սխալվելու իրավունքն է, առանց որի՝ ճշմարտությունը վեր...
Ուժը սխալվելու իրավունքն է, առանց որի՝ ճշմարտությունը վերածվում է վիճակախաղի, անհաջողության դեպքում էլ՝ հուղարկավորության ողբաբառաչանքի: Սխալն էլ կարելի է ընտրել՝ առանց դրա իրավունքի, որն անպայման ենթադրում է համարձակություն՝ երբեմն արժանացող հերոսացման, հաճախ՝ պարսավանքի:
ես սեր եմ, մնացածը ես... Read more of this blog post »
ես սեր եմ, մնացածը ես... Read more of this blog post »
Carol A. Park's blog:
Banebringer on Sale
In honor of this Thursday's release of Cursebreaker (Heretic Gods #2), Banebringer (Heretic Gods #1) is on sale today through Dec 17th for $0.99. So, if you haven't read the first book yet and have been meaning to, now's your chance to grab it on sale!
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Tawana Watson's blog:
Eulogy
Sometimes it hard for me to think that you didn’t belong here, when you promised never to leave me alone
I knew something was wrong but you keep saying that you were alright
No one will ever see that side of you that you thought they wouldn’t accept
What I knew, and the time we shared, along with y...
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Jessica Ptomey's blog:
My Advent Plans
It’s that time. The liturgical year of the Church is drawing to a close, and we start again. Advent. This is perhaps the most difficult season in which to live intentionally, at least at first. But I find, being a convert to Catholicism, that as the years go by and liturgical habits take deeper r...
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Erwin K. Thomas's blog:
Personal (*Dfurstane) Spiritual Beliefs
Personal (*Dfurstane) Spiritual Beliefs
What is spirituality?
Spirituality is predictable and unpredictable. Its recognition could be the result of suffering, misfortune, or failure that reveals the true nature of circumstances. It could be based on the appreciation, success, or an accomplishment t... Read more of this blog post »
What is spirituality?
Spirituality is predictable and unpredictable. Its recognition could be the result of suffering, misfortune, or failure that reveals the true nature of circumstances. It could be based on the appreciation, success, or an accomplishment t... Read more of this blog post »
Chris Fenwick's blog:
State Changers–Wolf: 1st Contest
I will randomly choose three readers who answer the following five questions correctly to receive a free paperback copy of the second installment in the State Changers series: Fae (release date: 1st quarter of 2020). If you can answer the bonus question, you’ll also receive a State Changers bookm...
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Carole V. Bell's blog:
Review: An Unseen Attraction
An Unseen Attraction by K.J. Charles
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
An Unseen Attraction is the first installment in the fantastic, engrossing Sins of the Cities series by K.J. Charles. Though these three closely interconnected books center on a deadly interfamilial feud over succession to an earldom a... Read more of this blog post »
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
An Unseen Attraction is the first installment in the fantastic, engrossing Sins of the Cities series by K.J. Charles. Though these three closely interconnected books center on a deadly interfamilial feud over succession to an earldom a... Read more of this blog post »
Patricia M. Bryce's blog:
The days of wine and roses....
No this is not about my descent into an alcoholic haze! I just like that song. I like a lot of Andy William's songs, so did John. Hearing one makes me think of John and how he'd react to hearing the words.
The freshness of widowhood still covers me. Learning to deal with things. Making little cha... Read more of this blog post »
The freshness of widowhood still covers me. Learning to deal with things. Making little cha... Read more of this blog post »
Marco Etheridge's blog:
Myanmar Chapt. 12 : Overcoming Adversity in Bagan
Bird Bits, Bird Bits, Tasty Little Bird Bits...
The Travel Gods do not always smile upon us, nor does the sun always shine, nor do the best-laid plans come to fruition. So it goes, tra-la-la. Every journey is going to have that day when things just fall apart. Today was that day. But first, we h... Read more of this blog post »
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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
