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Louise Dando-Collins's blog:
THE OTHER SIDE OF LILLY
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CHAPTER 39 cont..........
Returning to the hospital on my first day-visit since my discharge, after spending a lonely week at home, I lay shivering and shaking as deft hands removed tiny black stitches from my forehead. A tear unwittingly trickled down as the nurse worked on it.
A young i... Read more of this blog post »
CHAPTER 39 cont..........
Returning to the hospital on my first day-visit since my discharge, after spending a lonely week at home, I lay shivering and shaking as deft hands removed tiny black stitches from my forehead. A tear unwittingly trickled down as the nurse worked on it.
A young i... Read more of this blog post »
Christina Houen's blog:
War Stories
I have a very interesting book group. We've had a patchy career so far, moving from cafe to cafe, and finally to my home, in search of a quiet place to share books. Our numbers have waxed and waned, and at present we seem to be down to about 3 regulars, but I'm sure it [...]
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Dana Dratch's blog:
Solo sleuthing ...
After bed-and-breakfast owner Ian Sterling asks ex-reporter Alex Vlodnachek to help him find his missing father, Cecil Harkins -- Alex decides to do some solo sleuthing at the B&B ...
My first goal was to get into Harkins’s room and look around. I knew Ian had said he’d looked for clues. But... Read more of this blog post »
Jack Churchward's blog:
James Churchward’s Connection with Ataturk
I have heard much about how Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was a believer in my great-grandfather’s theories, I even covered it in an early blog posting and in my book Crossing the Sands of Time. Recently, someone visiting the Mausoleum of … Continue reading →
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Timothy L. Thompson's blog:
Tales from Doug #1: The Lawn Mower
[Photo by zherui-zhang on Unsplash]
Dad (Douglas Thompson) took full advantage of his time as an enlisted man in the Air Force and absolutely loved it. He’d been in for eight years and he said many times he would never have left except for his calling into the ministry. Going back in part time (...
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Felice Stevens's blog:
Man UP series now in Kindle Unlimited
For a limited time, the entire Man UP series is available in Kindle Unlimited, so download them to your TBR and get ready for some deliciously sexy and swoony reads. Plus the audiobooks are all whispersynched. Its a total win-win!
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Ann K. Schwader's blog:
July 20, 1969: one small step, two small 'ku
fifty years on
one giant step waiting
womankind
-- Ann K. Schwader
lone witness
Collins in the capsule
for us all
-- Ann K. Schwader
one giant step waiting
womankind
-- Ann K. Schwader
lone witness
Collins in the capsule
for us all
-- Ann K. Schwader
Lydia Di Giulio's blog:
Bullying in Schools - A most serious issue which should never be ignored
In today’s society, as we are all aware, bullying and peer group pressure are still ongoing issues in schools and are of great concern in our communities.But is bullying as difficult an issue to target and overcome as it may be initially thought to be? I believe that tackling this serious issue... Read more of this blog post »
Clyde Andrews's blog:
The Fabulous Adventures of Leif & Lyle Available Now for Pre-Order!
"The Fabulous Adventures of Leif & Lyle" is a available for pre-order HERE. This is my first LGBTQ mystery and it's the first of the series, too! I hope you enjoy!
Here's the blurb:
Fifteen-year-old Lyle and his boyfriend Leif are popular in school—or, so they believe.
One day, Leif discovers t... Read more of this blog post »
Peter K. Rangel's blog:
Capítulo IV: Un rol peligroso.…Como una vez diría el...
Capítulo IV: Un rol peligroso.
…Como una vez diría el gran sabio matemático “Digamos que existen dos tipos de mentes poéticas: una apta para inventar fábulas y otra dispuesta a creerlas” ¿Pero a cuál realmente pertenecemos los que contamos historias? Será talvez a una especie mixta, pues lo pelig... Read more of this blog post »
…Como una vez diría el gran sabio matemático “Digamos que existen dos tipos de mentes poéticas: una apta para inventar fábulas y otra dispuesta a creerlas” ¿Pero a cuál realmente pertenecemos los que contamos historias? Será talvez a una especie mixta, pues lo pelig... Read more of this blog post »
J.J. Campbell's blog:
it only feels like 99 out there...
when i took a shower last night around 3 in the morning, i was hoping to get a few hours of sleep and then get all the shopping done before noon. i didn't get nearly as much sleep as i wanted, but when i pulled into the garage at 12:10 this afternoon, i was pretty pleased.
of course, just being ou... Read more of this blog post »
of course, just being ou... Read more of this blog post »
Frank P. Ryan's blog:
Helping US and other readers
My website, frankpryan.com, is based in the UK, but I have felt for a while that I wanted to widen its scope, in particular to make the purchase and supply of paperback books more widely available - for example to potential readers in the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand - indeed anywhere i...
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Raymond Pairan's blog:
HR Interviewer - Would Rather Be Writing
Not much writing done today. Mostly, conversing with my Infosys associates about potential client opportunities. Nothing transpired, so corporate is using me as an HR interviewer for about 6-weeks. Wow, thought with 41 years of experience I could be a tad more productive doing something else like...
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Jeaniene Frost's blog:
Smart Bitches podcast interview
A little over a week ago, I had the pleasure of speaking with Sarah from the Smart Bitches, Trashy Books blog in a podcast interview. Now, I say *I* had the pleasure honestly, but poor Sarah had to listen to me ramble, lose my train of thought mid-question, and say "you know" every other sentence...
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Danielle Thorne's blog:
Your July Free Romance Read
Hi there,
Are you enjoying the summer? I caught poison ivy last weekend at a service project, so I'm a bit itchy and rashy. Ask me about my summer later. Eesh! Anyhoo, it's time for July's free read!
If you like a little mystery or history with your romance, I think you'll enjoy this romantic adven... Read more of this blog post »
Are you enjoying the summer? I caught poison ivy last weekend at a service project, so I'm a bit itchy and rashy. Ask me about my summer later. Eesh! Anyhoo, it's time for July's free read!
If you like a little mystery or history with your romance, I think you'll enjoy this romantic adven... Read more of this blog post »
D.M. Drake's blog:
Goodreads Giveaway
Hi!
Just a reminder that my Book Giveaway is ending soon on 7/26/19. Please check out my Debut Novella ~ Is This Shoulder Taken? (The Carrington Series Book 1) and Enter to Win 1 of 100 copies.
This is the direct link to my Giveaway to Enter :-)
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...
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Just a reminder that my Book Giveaway is ending soon on 7/26/19. Please check out my Debut Novella ~ Is This Shoulder Taken? (The Carrington Series Book 1) and Enter to Win 1 of 100 copies.
This is the direct link to my Giveaway to Enter :-)
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sh...
~D.M. Read more of this blog post »
Wendell Whitney Thorne's blog:
About Those Handsprings...
So the question is, why? Why don’t I relish each and every moment of every day? Why in the world would I not just be fucking hap- hap- happy every second I’m conscious? And probably when I’m not? What in this world could be possibly bad anymore? When you’ve already been dead, I mean?
Because I sp... Read more of this blog post »
Because I sp... Read more of this blog post »
Tansy Boggon's blog:
A way to de-stress, reconnect with yourself and eat mindfully
In the book, Joyful Eating, I dedicate an entire chapter to the impact that stress has on our bodies, our food choices and our eating behaviour. And I am not only referring to stress in response to circumstances in our lives, but also the stress of trying to eat right and follow a diet.In additio...
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Lynn Wallace's blog:
Book Giveaway!!!
I'm doing a book giveaway here on Goodreads! Two lucky winners will receive a signed, first-edition copy of "The Heart of Everything," plus a commemorative bookmark! The giveaway starts July 22nd and ends August 21st. See below for the link :-).
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George Thomas Clark's blog:
Reagan v. Trump
trump brags
he has higher approval rating among republicans
than
ronald
reagan
to that i say: reagan was civil person and man of peace
mr
president
you’re no ronald reagan
he has higher approval rating among republicans
than
ronald
reagan
to that i say: reagan was civil person and man of peace
mr
president
you’re no ronald reagan
LaTorre Mays's blog:
Into the Ether: The Thing about Milestones
I was
excited…and nervous.I
had gotten to San Diego International early. After an effectively...
excited…and nervous.I
had gotten to San Diego International early. After an effectively...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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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
