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JB Corless's blog:
I have fixed, or helped others fix, so many items over the years that it has left me with hundreds of war stories of battling stuck bolts and doctoring skinned knuckles.
On one occasion I had pulled the carburetor off of my 55 Chevy to rebuild it. The gasket under the carb was in poor shape so I h... Read more of this blog post »
On one occasion I had pulled the carburetor off of my 55 Chevy to rebuild it. The gasket under the carb was in poor shape so I h... Read more of this blog post »
Thomas H. Ward's blog:
TOCABAGA 4: THE TALOS WARRIORS 
A JACK GUNN NOVEL from Transcendent Publishing
The modern warrior is here fighting on Tocabaga. NOW ON SALE ONLY 99 CENTS. Read more of this blog post »
A JACK GUNN NOVEL from Transcendent Publishing
The modern warrior is here fighting on Tocabaga. NOW ON SALE ONLY 99 CENTS. Read more of this blog post »
J.B. Richards's blog:
The words profound and exciting hardly ever go together, but Author Ame Terra’s “Earth No. 105” fits that profile like a star-spangled glove. Brilliantly orchestrated and expertly contrived, this heart-stopping, pulse-pounding Sci-Fi action adventure about two teens trying to survive an apocalyp... Read more of this blog post »
Gabe Redel's blog:
Belief and Wealth
by Gabe Redel
And yet, we followed the life
for many years
and our bellies were left empty
and our minds wouldn’t let us find joy,
but we were a solar day
where many came
to find warmth and peace
and we were people
who cared more about another’s
internal health
and path to understanding th... Read more of this blog post »
by Gabe Redel
And yet, we followed the life
for many years
and our bellies were left empty
and our minds wouldn’t let us find joy,
but we were a solar day
where many came
to find warmth and peace
and we were people
who cared more about another’s
internal health
and path to understanding th... Read more of this blog post »
Jonah Books.com's blog:
We conclude with these words; the needs are endless
but our God has endless resources; the wounds are deep but you serve as a healing balm; the flexibility to meet those needs is limited by your willingness to dream big; your worth is not defined by waiting tables but rather enhanced by being iden... Read more of this blog post »
but our God has endless resources; the wounds are deep but you serve as a healing balm; the flexibility to meet those needs is limited by your willingness to dream big; your worth is not defined by waiting tables but rather enhanced by being iden... Read more of this blog post »
Teresa LaBella's blog:
My “where do I go from here” moment smacked me upside the head over a glass of wine poured to celebrate the upload to Amazon of “Love Unlikely,” the novella I’d written to conclude my New Life In Love romance trilogy.
The cozy mystery I’d just finished reading reminded me of characters in “Moonlig... Read more of this blog post »
The cozy mystery I’d just finished reading reminded me of characters in “Moonlig... Read more of this blog post »
Kristy McCaffrey's blog:
By Kristy McCaffrey
As early as the 1700s, women were drawn to scientific fields but society excluded them from receiving proper training and the same employment opportunities as their male counterparts. However, that didn’t stop the following women from educating themselves and making important b... Read more of this blog post »
As early as the 1700s, women were drawn to scientific fields but society excluded them from receiving proper training and the same employment opportunities as their male counterparts. However, that didn’t stop the following women from educating themselves and making important b... Read more of this blog post »
Jasser Hammami's blog:
Jeremy Heimer: and the lady of the frozen owl
This is basically the ultimate magical, elemental and mythological world. It is within our world, but we can't see it due to our mortals'vision which can only be taken off by a halfblood's saliva. You're probably wondering what do I mean by "halfblood... Read more of this blog post »
This is basically the ultimate magical, elemental and mythological world. It is within our world, but we can't see it due to our mortals'vision which can only be taken off by a halfblood's saliva. You're probably wondering what do I mean by "halfblood... Read more of this blog post »
Terry Lloyd's blog:
Everyone has their own opinion and divisive can be the subjective topics of life and death let alone the strange things that can happen in between. I think the following account based on fact is extremely interesting for several reasons.
A couple were driving in their car on the main road in broa... Read more of this blog post »
A couple were driving in their car on the main road in broa... Read more of this blog post »
Charles Joseph's blog:
A Review: Chameleon by Charles Joseph
Matthew J. Hall
Chameleon is a three-part collection of poems and stories from Charles Joseph’s archive, spanning from 2012-2016. The middle section is made up of six short stories, leaving the bulk of the book poetry heavy. The opening and...
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Jan Notzon's blog:
Haven't posted in a while; been busy writing and researching (and, ugh, marketing, but I'm learning a bit about how to use social media, bit by agonizing bit). The Id Paradox is now available on kindle and paperback will be soon.
Here's a tease:
After disastrous experiences in law and education,... Read more of this blog post »
Here's a tease:
After disastrous experiences in law and education,... Read more of this blog post »
Ahren Sanders's blog:
To celebrate the 1 year publishversary of HOTSHOT, it's on SALE!
This is the first time ever you can grab this sexy, heartwarming, friends-to-lovers standalone for only .99¢
♥♥♥Anniversary Sale— $.99♥♥♥
#oneclick #shawbennett #sale
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Barnes &... Read more of this blog post »
This is the first time ever you can grab this sexy, heartwarming, friends-to-lovers standalone for only .99¢
♥♥♥Anniversary Sale— $.99♥♥♥
#oneclick #shawbennett #sale
Amazon➜ http://amzn.to/2vPhKE0
iBooks➜ http://apple.co/2wXgO0p
Barnes &... Read more of this blog post »
Taylor Brooke's blog:
I'll be attending four events this September to celebrate the release of Fortitude Smashed! Catch me at:
DRAGON CON (Atlanta, GA) 9/1 - 9/4
Craft of Dystopia @ 5:30 Saturday
Tough Topics in YA @ 5:30 Sunday
ROSE CITY COMIC CON (Portland, OR) 9/8 - 9/10
Say It On The Page! @ 4 Friday
Setting The Stage... Read more of this blog post »
DRAGON CON (Atlanta, GA) 9/1 - 9/4
Craft of Dystopia @ 5:30 Saturday
Tough Topics in YA @ 5:30 Sunday
ROSE CITY COMIC CON (Portland, OR) 9/8 - 9/10
Say It On The Page! @ 4 Friday
Setting The Stage... Read more of this blog post »
Bert Murray's blog:
From: A NYC Werewolf: James and Lucy (Book One)
We continued walking and saw a statue of Aphrodite with Eros sitting in her lap.
“Was Eros, Aphrodite’s son?” I asked.
“Yes, and if he struck somebody with his bow and arrow they would fall in love at once.”
“Okay, let Eros come to me now! I’m not... Read more of this blog post »
We continued walking and saw a statue of Aphrodite with Eros sitting in her lap.
“Was Eros, Aphrodite’s son?” I asked.
“Yes, and if he struck somebody with his bow and arrow they would fall in love at once.”
“Okay, let Eros come to me now! I’m not... Read more of this blog post »
Claude Bertout's blog:
Une canicule éprouvante régnait sur Paris depuis près d’une semaine ; la pollution atteignait des sommets effrayants. Charlotte et moi nous terrions dans le petit appartement surchauffé de Jenny, où la moindre étreinte se soldait par des corps ruisselants de sueur. Un matin, Charlotte me proposa...
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Cassie James's blog:
The Fire Queen by Emily R. KingMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review, This doesn't in any way influence my opinion on it.
The Fire Queen is the sequel to the amazing The Hundredth Queen. With how good the first book was, I thought it'd be hard fo... Read more of this blog post »
George Thomas Clark's blog:
In a rousing trip through the worlds of Basketball and Football, George Thomas Clark explores the professional basketball league in Mexico, the Herculean talents of Wilt Chamberlain, the difficulties and humor of attempting to play basketball in middle age, and observes that coaching at Caltech c...
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Richard M. Knittle Jr.'s blog:
#New #Love #Lost #Poet #Poetry #Poem #Knittle
Cupid's Arrow
I often wonder where love
does go when it has lost that
loving feeling when cupid
shoots but misses his mark
and instead his arrow goes
sailing barely above your head
in the dark hitting instead the
blank wall void if pictures and
memorie... Read more of this blog post »
Cupid's Arrow
I often wonder where love
does go when it has lost that
loving feeling when cupid
shoots but misses his mark
and instead his arrow goes
sailing barely above your head
in the dark hitting instead the
blank wall void if pictures and
memorie... Read more of this blog post »
Steve Dustcircle's blog:
The solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, is a rarity. It's exciting. If not exciting, it should at least be intriguing.
At least for a knowledge seeker like myself, I'm curious about the ways of the universe. I know very little about astronomy, physics, cosmology and string theory, but the whole idea... Read more of this blog post »
At least for a knowledge seeker like myself, I'm curious about the ways of the universe. I know very little about astronomy, physics, cosmology and string theory, but the whole idea... Read more of this blog post »
Ricardo Santos's blog:
Ao contrário de mestres como Kafka, Primo Levi, Hannah Arendt, Lima Barreto, Maiakovski, que pagaram um preço por suas visões de mundo combativas, Lovecraft está no time dos mestres que, de uma maneira ou de outra, temos vergonha de admirar. O mesmo pode ser dito de Borges, Ezra Pound e Céline. G...
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Nicole Castle's blog:
I'm still working on covers and blurbs, but in the meantime, I wanted to give you guys the first chapter of The Mercy of the Mako Shark, the final book in the Mako Shark series. This takes place immediately after The Result of a Straight Razor, so beware of spoilers if you aren't caught up on th...
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M.K. Alexander's blog:
The Pros and Cons of Publishing Posthumously
Part 22:
After-Market Retirement Plans
Where will you spend eternity? Or oblivion as the case may be. Do you have the necessary funds to enjoy everything the afterlife has to offer? And, is it easily convertible into aether-based currencies? For exam... Read more of this blog post »
Part 22:
After-Market Retirement Plans
Where will you spend eternity? Or oblivion as the case may be. Do you have the necessary funds to enjoy everything the afterlife has to offer? And, is it easily convertible into aether-based currencies? For exam... Read more of this blog post »
Miss Dee's blog:
Total #SolarEclipse2017 Swab the Decks! some people exercising their “my way or the highway” muscles... (read more http://www.metaphysicians-gallery.com... …)
Glenna Maynard's blog:
The Fighting Dirty Series - previously known as The Masquerade Series and The Blackened Heart and Wicked Heart books have undergone rewrites and cover/title changes. Dirty Rules will be the third re-release and the longest book of the series. These are a series of standalone titles that can be r... Read more of this blog post »
Partho Bose's blog:
I’m not necessarily the best judge since I don’t read fantasy that much. I actually haven’t got beyond 10 percent of the book simply because somehow you couldn’t made me believe in the world which you believe . But I surely believed in the concept, what I could deduce that here is a world that is...
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Philip Mann's blog:
This is the pitch I gave before a book conference last year.
What if you could inspire?
What if the creative, the gifted few
Could see something unique about your physical appearance
That would give them that boost,
And they could do incredible things?
The writer could craft that award winning novel
Th... Read more of this blog post »
What if you could inspire?
What if the creative, the gifted few
Could see something unique about your physical appearance
That would give them that boost,
And they could do incredible things?
The writer could craft that award winning novel
Th... Read more of this blog post »
David F. Farris's blog:
I was going to wait until I finished my writing today to make this blog post, but then I realized if I had done that, it would have been 32 days instead of 31—and that’s construing numbers, which I don’t want to do. So I’ll write this up now, before I begin writing.
31 days ago I made a conscious...
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Peggy Kopman-Owens's blog:
Fiction, International Intrigue, Mystery, Suspense, Psychological Thriller available now in paperback. Click to view at AMAZON
“Author Peggy Kopman-Owens has mastered the lost art of creating suspense, sustaining tension and creating a mood of palpable fear without resorting to heavy-handed, lurid... Read more of this blog post »
“Author Peggy Kopman-Owens has mastered the lost art of creating suspense, sustaining tension and creating a mood of palpable fear without resorting to heavy-handed, lurid... Read more of this blog post »
P.S. Winn's blog:
Just wanted to say thanks and hello to all the new friends!
Nice to meet you. I am an author of fifty books in five years. I would love to hear what you do.
Pam (P.S.) Winn
P.S. Winn Read more of this blog post »
Nice to meet you. I am an author of fifty books in five years. I would love to hear what you do.
Pam (P.S.) Winn
P.S. Winn Read more of this blog post »
Grace Willows's blog:
Go ahead.. take a peek...
Take a quick look in the creative writing section
of Goodreads for fun, special short stories
and poems from Grace Willows.
You just never know what you might find! To make it faster for our readers to locate these,
all stories and poems by Grace will have
the "tag" grac... Read more of this blog post »
Take a quick look in the creative writing section
of Goodreads for fun, special short stories
and poems from Grace Willows.
You just never know what you might find! To make it faster for our readers to locate these,
all stories and poems by Grace will have
the "tag" grac... Read more of this blog post »
Aaron Kappel's blog:
An excerpt from my latest on Medium:
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In one of my favorite books, Written on the Body, Jeanette Winterson wrote, “You said, ‘I love you.’ Why is it that the most unoriginal thing we can say to one another is still the thing we long to hear? ‘I love you’ is always a quotation.” But what happens whe...
Jonas Philipps's blog:
Es ist soweit - "Sonntagsschüsse - Fußballfieber in der Kreisklasse" ist endlich im Handel verfügbar!
Allen fußballbegeisterten Leseratten wünsche ich viel Spaß beim Lesen!
Allen fußballbegeisterten Leseratten wünsche ich viel Spaß beim Lesen!
AK Pittman's blog:
Man, my fellow artists will get this. Anybody who writes, sings, plays an instrument, works with any number of physical artistic mediums, or any other form of subjective expression we call art will get this. We get haters. I don't mean we get a few haters, I mean we get A LOT of haters.
Now, I'm... Read more of this blog post »
Now, I'm... Read more of this blog post »
Thorn Osgood's blog:
The paperback giveaway has ended. Get a free ebook copy of The Reclamation for a short time only. Available in multiple formats.
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David Cooper's blog:
"How to Behave in a Crowd will resonate with readers who grew up in large intellectual families, but it should also appeal to fiction readers interested not only in families but in learning how to find fulfillment by balancing the life of the mind with life among others in the world outside onese...
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Karen Ullo's blog:
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There’s been an awful lot of ink spilled about the rebirth, revitalization, and re-enchanting of Catholic literature in the last several years, complete with the proliferation of journals, publishing houses, and conferences. But did you know there has also been a similar effort to r...
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Interview with Tom Perrotta
Fresh off the series finale of HBO's adaptation of The Leftovers, Perrotta is back with a look at sex and midlife second-guessing. "I'm very interested in sex and the way that ideas about sex and what's permissible keep changing. So the fun of the book is to take a middle-aged person and plunge them into what is a youthful world of dating and sex," he says....more
Interview with Claire Messud
The author of The Emperor's Children explores the friendship between two girls threatened by impending adulthood in her new book, The Burning Girl. "For everybody—but for girls, certainly—there's a lot of growing up that involves…the word that comes to mind is damage," says Messud....more
