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Peter Bird's blog:
Am I not SCARY enough for anyone?
So, in the absence of influential friends in high places, desirable / attractive genetics, oh, and yes, talent, I have decided to blow a raspberry at the publishing industry and just write and produce material that I think is of good quality, and will appeal to the particular genre that I am writ...
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Brian K. Wilcox's blog:
Listening as sacred art
we speak of listening to
while listening as sacred art is never listening to
this listening is always a listening with
for arising from union into communion
even when one is speaking
in this communion of listening
he or she is still listening
the listening is the act of communion
regardless of who speak... Read more of this blog post »
while listening as sacred art is never listening to
this listening is always a listening with
for arising from union into communion
even when one is speaking
in this communion of listening
he or she is still listening
the listening is the act of communion
regardless of who speak... Read more of this blog post »
Shannyn Leah's blog:
Cover Reveal for book #2 in the series, A Cinnamon Bay Romance
And, drumroll please...here is my cover for our Cinnamon Bay romances!
TA DA!
Jewel of the Bay is the first in my series following Mecca Raleigh and Carter Lewis on their rocky road to happily ever after! It's a full-length novel full of heat, spice, and meddling matchmakers, along with a helping o... Read more of this blog post »
Alex Shaland's blog:
Review of Suburbanites on Safari by Marcia Polevoi
After reading my recently released book, Suburbanites on Safari: Chasing Lions and Giraffes in South Africa and Zimbabwe, Marcia Polevoi wrote a wonderful and insightful review that follows.
“I have always wanted to go to Africa to see all the wildlife. However, we are of an age that now prevents... Read more of this blog post »
“I have always wanted to go to Africa to see all the wildlife. However, we are of an age that now prevents... Read more of this blog post »
Divya Mohan's blog:
What did success and failures teach you? Read this story of how Value Buds came to life
As a child, I was a rebel. I wanted to be the best at everything I did. I worked very hard to compete and I did succeed. My parents always encouraged me and spoke highly of me. I got a lot of attention from people around. But all these happened at a cost… At times when I did not succeed, I lost m...
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Shirley Fessel's blog:
Easter and Domestic Abuse
One of the
most important ways in which my faith matured in the course of escaping
domestic abuse in the name of God was the application of eternal life to the
situation.
The way that
the Bible and faith concepts were hurled against me was contrary to Jesus’
message and example, his demonstration that...
Kirsty Dallas's blog:
SALE SALE SALE
The comedy romance with a twist, STUPID LOVE, is on special for just another 24 hours.
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Amazon.com.au: https://goo.gl/4jeJJ3
Amazom.com.uk: https://goo.gl/bdmnaF
Kobo: https://goo.gl/QccgEd
Nook: https://goo.gl/TxGAeE
iBooks: https://goo.gl/qpYG4w
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Louise Dando-Collins's blog:
'THE OTHER SIDE OF LILLY"
BLOG 18
CHAPTER 8
It was one of those days at the gallery when all was quiet. The rain lashed down, Butler was 'out for the day,' which could mean anything from a doctor's appointment, to picking up an artist from the airport. Eva was visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales lunching with the c... Read more of this blog post »
CHAPTER 8
It was one of those days at the gallery when all was quiet. The rain lashed down, Butler was 'out for the day,' which could mean anything from a doctor's appointment, to picking up an artist from the airport. Eva was visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales lunching with the c... Read more of this blog post »
A.E. Chandler's blog:
Notre Dame - Cathedral Fires
https://youtu.be/Vyau57hJr0E
After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, medieval historian and author A. E. Chandler takes a look at what the fire at Notre Dame means, as well as other famous churches that have survived disaster.
You can learn more about history and travel on my author websit... Read more of this blog post »
After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, medieval historian and author A. E. Chandler takes a look at what the fire at Notre Dame means, as well as other famous churches that have survived disaster.
You can learn more about history and travel on my author websit... Read more of this blog post »
Bill Ricardi's blog:
My Foxy Boyfriend - New Chapter Up
Chapter 18 of 'My Foxy Boyfriend' is up!
Red and Olivia have a heart to heart. A decision is made.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/1806017...
Red and Olivia have a heart to heart. A decision is made.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/1806017...
Xavier Neal's blog:
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS!!!
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS!!!
Two days till Remy and Yavok tempt you to the dark side!!!
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GIVEAWAY: http://bit.ly/2VY0WH8
Release Alert: https://bit.ly/2V2Lf0y
Cover Designer: Dana Leah (Designs by Dana) Read more of this blog post »
Two days till Remy and Yavok tempt you to the dark side!!!
GR LINK: http://bit.ly/2CILYgt
GIVEAWAY: http://bit.ly/2VY0WH8
Release Alert: https://bit.ly/2V2Lf0y
Cover Designer: Dana Leah (Designs by Dana) Read more of this blog post »
J.M. Ney-Grimm's blog:
Book of the Month?
Go vote! Go vote! Oh, please go vote!
So what’s all this about? ReadFreely has short listed my novella Blood Silver for their Book of the Month.
Who are they? A husband-wife team who love to read and started a website with the mission “to find the very best books and bring them to you w...
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Michaela Maria Marshall's blog:
Keys to Recovery and Kingdom Living
The keys that open the door for recovery from past abuse and to living for the Kingdom of God are unique for each individual. As I discussed in Freedom in Truth, the main keys that gave me the incentive to recover are the presence of my paternal grandmother; the presence of God, through prayer an...
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Jonathon McElhaney's blog:
new book, new co-author!
I have great an exciting news! I have joined forces with Virginia Johnson, the author or Soulless Nights and The Blood of Abigail to bring you a fantastic book full of all you would want: excitement, thrill, suspense and horror!
RELEASE DATE IS MAY 10TH!
The Demon Maker is available for pre-ord... Read more of this blog post »
RELEASE DATE IS MAY 10TH!
The Demon Maker is available for pre-ord... Read more of this blog post »
John R. Cobb's blog:
A Haiku: Midnight Moon
Behold, midnight moon
Casting nocturnal shadow
Vanquished at sunrise
Accompanying image at https://twitter.com/john_r_cobb
Casting nocturnal shadow
Vanquished at sunrise
Accompanying image at https://twitter.com/john_r_cobb
Nanyamka Boyer's blog:
Remembering The Lord This Easter
Remembering The Lord This Easter By Nanyamka Boyer Happy Easter Sunday my beloved reader, brother or sister in our Savior, Christ the Lord. May this beautiful Sunday, (for the Lord has given us a beautiful sunny day for us to enjoy and to remember His sacrifice on the cross for us), find you in g...
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Barbara Vortman's blog:
2019—FIFTY BOOKS
Book Number 12
Our Lady of the Prairie
by Thisbe Nissen
It took me a long time to get through this book. Maybe because April in Michigan is a challenge for me. The sun comes out, the air is warm, it feels like spring and then whammy! snow, wind, cold, dreary again and I go back into hibernation with... Read more of this blog post »
Our Lady of the Prairie
by Thisbe Nissen
It took me a long time to get through this book. Maybe because April in Michigan is a challenge for me. The sun comes out, the air is warm, it feels like spring and then whammy! snow, wind, cold, dreary again and I go back into hibernation with... Read more of this blog post »
Walt Odets's blog:
The Importance of Family
The acceptance and support of immediate family is much more significant in the emotional lives of gay people than is any negative influence from the larger American society. Today we are fortunate in having many supportive families, although in most parts of America they are still a small minorit...
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Allison K. Hymas's blog:
Life Lessons From Running
I'm kind of on vacation this week, so this one is a short post I've been thinking about for a while. See, it's no secret that I run, and that when I run, I have a lot of time to think about life. It's better than thinking, "Oh, gosh, I can't breathe. My legs are killing me. Can I rationalize a br...
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Marilynne Eichinger's blog:
Launch Over the Peanut Fence
My goal in writing this Over the Peanut Fence was to discover if psychological problems caused by early childhood abuse can be overcome. Over the Peanut Fence: Scaling Barriers for Runaway and Homeless YouthsFour years of interviewing homeless youth, research into why they run to the streets, and...
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Laura Gentile's blog:
Unspoken Compensations
I exposed a naked chair beneath a skylight and thought of you.
The catastrophe of ignored harmonies, chords unstruck. The self-
Administered decline into a trickling stutter. To lose everything that
Remains cornered. Introducing cruelty with wrinkled curtains, left and right.
I subvert my vulnerabil...
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AnnChristine Tabaka's blog:
Julian Dexter's blog:
One thing I’ve learned from reading is that, if there see...
One thing I’ve learned from reading is that, if there seems to be a continuity error, it might actually be a clue.
J.J. Campbell's blog:
oh, how i love going to bed at 5 in the morning...
as i have grown older, i really hate when the New York Yankees play on the west coast. especially when half the fucking team is injured and the game goes 14 fucking innings. but, the Yankees did find a way to win over the Angels, 4-3 in 14 innings last night. hopefully tonight's game will be over...
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Candi Kay's blog:
And the Winner Is….
Gabriella! who won my 5th publishing anniversary giveaway. She chose (on top of the $25 Amazon gift card) Taking Lance (the Complete Series) and all 6 e-books in Willy’s World as her winning books.
I don’t know if I should go ahead and apologize in advance for Willy the elf or offer to send her a...
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Morgan James's blog:
Welcome!
Hey, everyone! Thank you so much for visiting my page. I’m super excited to announce the release of my debut novel, ESCAPE, due out February 21st! Keep an eye out for teasers of some of the new things I’m working on, and feel free to leave me any feedback you might have. I always love to hear fro...
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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
