Goodreads Authors
Kristal Dawn Harris's blog:
Destiny calls under the moon's pale light
Two hearts collide, the timing not right
These Lycan give into the call of the beast
They fight, they love as danger boils deep
Join Elijah and Elise as they fight for their lives
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Victoria Brewster's blog:
Can bullying lead to suicide? Yes. And many youth have chosen suicide because of the bullying. They could not take it anymore. What does that say about our society? What does that say about all the programs and discussions taking place in homes and in schools about the topic? It appears like they...
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جادی میرمیرانی's blog:
اخیرا یک توییت بامزه/گریهدار داشتیم. خلاصه اش این بود که احتمالا مسوولی می گفت در زمان ضرغامی کل آرشیو صدا و سیما دیجیتال شده و بعد احتمالا یک نفر اونها رو در مقابل پول به یک رسانه خارجی (احتمالا من و تو) فروخته. شاید جزییات رو اشتباه بگم ولی کلیت همین بود در نهایت.
این مساله اولا تایید کننده مطلب...
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Joni Parker's blog:
The book begins... Read more of this blog post »
Jes Drew's blog:
So, this book was a translation from another language, and probably my first non-classic translation, so it was an experience as well as a comfortable read. Plus, there were secret societies, secret pasts, and time travel with a cute guy. Even if I di... Read more of this blog post »
Kathy Steinemann's blog:
Michaela von Kügelgen's blog:
Hallå! De senaste dagarna har gått åt till att förbereda inför resan, jobba klart allt, träffa kompisar och stress-sova mig igenom nätterna. Men just nu sitter jag i en tråkig liten avkrok på Frankfurts flygplats och inom en timme lyfter planet mot Buenos Aires.
Så sjukt att vi redan i morgon lan...
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Ann Patchett's blog:
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By now the story has become legend: how a decade and a half ago, author Carl Hiaasen and his wife stumbled upon a self-published fantasy novel called Eragon, written by a teenager in Montana named Christopher Paolini, and gave it to their son to read on a family vacation. The boy lo...
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Mindy Starns Clark's blog:
Do the Amish believe for certain that they will go to heaven, or do they think they can't know for sure until after death?This question came up recently on my Facebook page, and though I was able to give a brief reply there, I thought I might go into a bit more detail here.
In this excerpt from m... Read more of this blog post »
Cristina Aguilera's blog:
Hoy comparto un cartel para el nombre de un piso que pinté con acrílicos sobre madera.
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A home’s name painted with acrylics on wood.
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Lila Mina's blog:
Out March 9, pre-order here
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Berna Ojeda Labourdette's blog:
[image error]Siempre me han gustado los autores y obras medio inclasificables, como Jonathan Carroll o Gormenghast, que hacen reír y llorar y que resulta difícil catalogarlos en un género: terror, fantasía, realismo mágico, ciencia ficción, todo se entremezcla.
Es también el caso de Etgar Keret:
C...
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Lawrence G. Taylor's blog:
Lucas Mota's blog:
Edir Macedo's blog:
Noé era homem justo e perfeito em suas gerações; Noé andava com Deus. Gênesis 6.9
O que é ser justo, perfeito e andar com Deus?
O justo faz o que é certo, mesmo quando pode ser prejudicado.
O perfeito se afasta de tudo o que é imperfeito. Amizades, culturas, manias, jeitos, modas…
Essas duas carac...
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Tricia Copeland's blog:
Mary J. Moerbe's blog:
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Ok. Today I want to tell you about a recent release, a bunch of free resources, and a giveaway! The new book is Sculptor Spirit: Models of Sanctification from Spirit Christology by Rev. Dr. Leopoldo A. Sánchez, and it sounds intriguing and unlike any other theological book I’ve heard...
Anne Schlea's blog:
There is business to writing for an author (an author is, by definition, someone who has published work). I have email to respond to, fans to interact wit... Read more of this blog post »
Wendell Whitney Thorne's blog:
Natașa Alina Culea's blog:
K.D. Winchester's blog:
For our month on love stories and romance novels, Kendra and Sachi discuss First Comes Marriage by Huda Al-Marashi and An American Marriage by Tayari Jones.
Check out our Patreon page to learn more about our book club and other Patreon-exclusive goodies. Follow along over on Instagram, join the di...
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Yanis Varoufakis's blog:
Ronny Kjelsberg's blog:
Minerva: 
Mens franske velgere bare:
Emmanuel Macron approval rating: 
Men det betyr at jeg faktisk tror Chuka Umunna kan lykkes. En popularitet på minus et par og førti prosent kan han få til!
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C.D. Gallant-King's blog:
Avelyn Paige's blog:
It doesn't seem real that four years ago I was preparing to tell you goodbye. The biggest gut wrenching moment of my life. They say you always remember where you were, what you were doing, and how you felt when a personal tragedy strikes. And, they're not wrong. I remember every detail down to...
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Jean Lee's blog:
By Tamara Prosper
Ever since I can remember trying to navigate through grief, frustration, anxiety, anger and sometimes even joy, writing has been the compass that lead me to equilibrium. Seven months after uprooting my family by moving from our home in... Read more of this blog post »
Jonathan Clements's blog:
IT ISN���T EASY sticking to a budget. I get it. Surprise expenses pop up all the time. How can you possibly be expected to live on a strict dollar amount each and every month?
The answer is, you don���t. But the key is to make sure you have enough financial breathing room, so you aren���t living p...
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William Meikle's blog:
Shawn Smucker's blog:
After parenting for fifteen years, Maile and I still have two kids in the house who have a strict bedtime–that would be the youngest two. Cade and Lucy, our oldest, are mostly allowed to wander the house or read until later in the evening. Abra and Sam know there’s a general expectation of being...
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Deren Beck's blog:
“Good” and “bad” writing have their fans for various reasons. I like good and bad myself for different reasons at different times. Some people prefer one or the other almost exclusively. That’s okay, too. So... Read more of this blog post »
Rebekah A. Morris's blog:
Nanna Foss's blog:
Lucinda E. Clarke's blog:
This is the second in a series of posts centered on the challenges faced by indie authors as we try to compete in the vast ocean of competitors/cohorts that is filled with sharks and other predators. Here are more that I’ve come up with to get you thinki... Read more of this blog post »
Garrison Keillor's blog:
Ever since the American Psychological Association came out last fall and said what everyone knows — that men are the problem: our stoicism, the crazy aggressive behaviors, the compulsive competitiveness, the rescuer complex — I’ve been watching the women in white in Congress, the Sisters of Mercy...
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Marcha A. Fox's blog:
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Najibah Abu Bakar's blog:
Setiap buku yang dihasilkan, mampu bercerita tentang pembuatnya dari segenap aspek, bermula daripada pengarang, penyunting, pembaca pruf, pereka letak, penerbit malah pembacanya.
Oleh itu, buku itu sendiri merupakan artifak budaya yang penting, melahirkan suatu bidang rentas disiplin yang diken...
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L.G. Estrella's blog:
One of the more common questions I get is about how much research is required when you’re writing a story. As it so often is, the answer is that it depends.
If you’re writing about an area in which you’re already familiar, you probably won’t have to do all that much research. If I had to write a...
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Ashlee Willis's blog:
I’m not sure what you’re experiencing in your part of the world, but here in Missouri, winter keeps coming back. Fortunately, I love winter and snow. Unfortunately, snow makes it harder to get out and DO things.
But more hibernating days means more writing days! And I’ve been taking full advantage...
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Daniel R. Solin's blog:
CNBC should be required to display this cautionary warning to viewers: Watching our programming can be harmful to your financial well-being.
The post My Beef with CNBC appeared first on Dan Solin.
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