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Daniel Cubias's blog:
Blinders
Only twice in my life have I been told to go back to my own country.
For a Latino of my generation, that is extraordinarily low, but I guess I live a charmed life (hey, don’t we all, blessed as we are to live in Trump’s America).
In one case, the implication was that I should pack up and head out t...
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Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
interview redux
An interview I did last year has found a new home, along with siblings:
https://middletownpubliclib.org/scien...
Its creator hopes to get more of the links live as he gets his permissions.
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https://middletownpubliclib.org/scien...
Its creator hopes to get more of the links live as he gets his permissions.
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Ken Ross's blog:
MAMA
Six Chapters completed in the past six days and now plowing through Chapter Seventeen. I'm building up toward the double-whammy ending which I hope will shock a few readers who don't think about endings before they get there. I've grown to love my characters Jerry, Patsy & Erica who've been w...
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James Hold's blog:
New Books -- Out of Texas 14 and 15
I once read that Shadow writer Walter Gibson would go on a jag of producing three or four stories at a time that shared a similar setting. He especially enjoyed producing consecutive tales with Oriental / Chinatown settings. Gibson got away with it because he built a huge backlog of adventures so...
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Damián Furfuro's blog:
Capitalismo feroz
"El capitalismo sería como ese perro feroz con el que no queda otra alternativa más que aprender a convivir. Pero debemos controlarlo, porque de lo contrario nos devorará sin pensarlo dos veces".
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Pat Jeanne Davis's blog:
Creston Mapes's blog:
Signs of Life
May 7 • Portland, Oregon
High school teacher Tyson Cooper is just dismissing his class when a student flashes his phone. “Another shooting, Mr. C.”
And this one is too close to home. Tyson races to Pioneer Square . . . but he’s too late. The light of his life has been snuffed out—and so has his fai... Read more of this blog post »
High school teacher Tyson Cooper is just dismissing his class when a student flashes his phone. “Another shooting, Mr. C.”
And this one is too close to home. Tyson races to Pioneer Square . . . but he’s too late. The light of his life has been snuffed out—and so has his fai... Read more of this blog post »
D.W. Udell's blog:
Those damn emails!
I've been working on creating some landing pages, and those blasted emails are heading everyone's way!
Nobody said the book was going to sell itself, even in a small town like Niles where you think everyone knows you and will help you, realize they have a lot going on too. I have to work hard to... Read more of this blog post »
Nobody said the book was going to sell itself, even in a small town like Niles where you think everyone knows you and will help you, realize they have a lot going on too. I have to work hard to... Read more of this blog post »
Addison Cole's blog:
Looking for your next summer romance?
Escape to the Cape in the Sweet with Heat: Seaside Summers series! Start reading FREE with Read, Write, Love at Seaside! https://addisoncole.com/series/sweet-...
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Chester J. Delagneau's blog:
Going Home
Ron Arko was my spiritual father, my Paul and my Barnabas, always encouraging me, my writings, and my blog posts. He was always there for me when I needed him. The irony is that I need him here right now to help me get through his going home.
A wounded soldier stepped onto the battlefield, while...
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Rachele Baker's blog:
Omega-3 Fatty Acids For Dogs With Allergies
By Rachele Baker, DVM – My golden retriever Savanna had atopy (allergies to environmental allergens). Atopic dermatitis is a skin disease seen in both humans and dogs that is characterized by inflammation of the skin and itchiness due to allergies to environmental allergens. Savanna used to const...
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Panicos Demetriades's blog:
New book: central bank independence and the future of the euro
I am delighted to let you know that the manuscript of my new book is already in production and scheduled for publication in October. It’s already available to preorder on Amazon and on the publishers website, where you can find more details. Here’s the link
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Karen Janowsky's blog:
Once Upon a Time
“Once upon a time...” I think that was the phrase that sealed my fate. Like most little girls my age, I grew up on fairy tales. Mystical woods and faraway lands full of simultaneously unreal and all-too-real people and creatures drove my imaginary play. The woods between my house and my friends’...
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Catherine Moloney's blog:
Crime In The Community Centre Chapters 2 & 3
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A Neighbourhood of Spies
It had stopped drizzling by the time Markham and Noakes drew up in the Community Centre car park, but the day was dull and overcast lending no lustre to the unbeautiful square building in front of them.
‘Could do wi’ summat to brighten the place up,’ the DS grunted. ‘One... Read more of this blog post »
A Neighbourhood of Spies
It had stopped drizzling by the time Markham and Noakes drew up in the Community Centre car park, but the day was dull and overcast lending no lustre to the unbeautiful square building in front of them.
‘Could do wi’ summat to brighten the place up,’ the DS grunted. ‘One... Read more of this blog post »
Elliott Turner's blog:
Midyear reading evals
About once or twice a year, I like to look back at my reading habits and sift for big picture patterns. The goal? Ensure that diversity is there or, if not, make corrective measures. Thus, I recently looked at the 63 books I have read so far this year.
I then made notes on how many were written b... Read more of this blog post »
I then made notes on how many were written b... Read more of this blog post »
David J. Krajicek's blog:
Mass Killers: What Were They Thinking?
The Crime Report was kind enough to run an excerpt of my newly published book, Mass Killers: Inside the Minds of Men Who Murder. You can read it below.
Here's a link to the book's page on Amazon: my link text
Thanks for your interest in my work.
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Here's a link to the book's page on Amazon: my link text
Thanks for your interest in my work.
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By David... Read more of this blog post »
Kaleb Rittenhouse's blog:
memory reflected
No children who do not alter my attitude. Priorities reset. Eyes refocused. Fixed. Memory uninfluenced. Wandering memory unaltered. Sound is memory. Evoke memory with sound. Evoke feeling and I have no children. I am memory. And touch. Touch through memory. Walking into a room memory vacates. Pre...
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Betsy Flak's blog:
Two dogs, one skunk, and a whole lotta stink...
Today: a funny story. Well, maybe not for my husband. But for me. And now for you.
Last weekend, I coached one of our teams in a roller derby tournament in Toronto (which is a whole other story). This meant my husband was alone with our two dogs.
It also meant that he stayed at work several hours l... Read more of this blog post »
Last weekend, I coached one of our teams in a roller derby tournament in Toronto (which is a whole other story). This meant my husband was alone with our two dogs.
It also meant that he stayed at work several hours l... Read more of this blog post »
Brenda Rae Schoolcraft's blog:
Queen of my Heart, Alice.
Like a relentless storm moving in
the power of wind and rain of a hurricane,
every strategy falling away,
the story taking on its own life.
As if she is dreaming the glory,
or is it someone else's dream?
It is real in every cell of her body,
every thought inching forward,
daily wind swept, like on a rumb... Read more of this blog post »
the power of wind and rain of a hurricane,
every strategy falling away,
the story taking on its own life.
As if she is dreaming the glory,
or is it someone else's dream?
It is real in every cell of her body,
every thought inching forward,
daily wind swept, like on a rumb... Read more of this blog post »
Max Monroe's blog:
MY BROTHER'S BILLIONAIRE BEST FRIEND IS LIVE!
IT’S HERE! IT’S HERE! IT’S FINALLY HERE!
And LIVE a day early! YAY!
MY BROTHER’S BILLIONAIRE BEST FRIEND is LIVE!
Call off work! Send your kids to grandma’s house! Tell your husband you will be MIA for a whole day! Forget about responsibilities and prepare to be reading and laughing your you know... Read more of this blog post »
And LIVE a day early! YAY!
MY BROTHER’S BILLIONAIRE BEST FRIEND is LIVE!
Call off work! Send your kids to grandma’s house! Tell your husband you will be MIA for a whole day! Forget about responsibilities and prepare to be reading and laughing your you know... Read more of this blog post »
A.M. Brooks's blog:
Freda Ann's blog:
Love's Desire - Release Date
Hey guys! I'm excited to announce the release date for the final book of The Hawaii Series, LOVE'S DESIRE (Jacques & Layla's Story).
It will go LIVE on August 6th. 🤩🙏🏼
You can go to my website fredaannwriter.com for photos/teasers and excerpts from the book. I cannot wait for you to meet Layla... Read more of this blog post »
It will go LIVE on August 6th. 🤩🙏🏼
You can go to my website fredaannwriter.com for photos/teasers and excerpts from the book. I cannot wait for you to meet Layla... Read more of this blog post »
Randy Green's blog:
Breathe the Dust – Part 3
When is Jesus coming again?
We know the answer to that question. You can too. We even learn about the Rapture and the Tribulation Period. Join our Bible study on 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, and you will get your answers in no time flat. And the best part of it all is that we didn...
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Alannah K. Pearson's blog:
Godsgrave
Godsgrave is the second volume in the adult dark fantasy The Nevernight Chronicles by Jay Kristoff. Continuing from the dramatic conclusion of Nevernight, Mia Corvere is now a Blade in the Red Church and with Mr Kindly and Eclipse, she becomes suspicious of a single patron repeatedly requesting h...
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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
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