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Kristy McCaffrey's blog:
The Belay
By Kristy McCaffrey
K2, located in the Karakoram Mountain Range, is the second highest mountain in the world at 28,251 feet, straddling the Pakistan/China border. Its icy sides are steep and exposed, and it’s prone to heavy storms and avalanches. K2 wasn’t surveyed until 1852, and the first known... Read more of this blog post »
K2, located in the Karakoram Mountain Range, is the second highest mountain in the world at 28,251 feet, straddling the Pakistan/China border. Its icy sides are steep and exposed, and it’s prone to heavy storms and avalanches. K2 wasn’t surveyed until 1852, and the first known... Read more of this blog post »
Pat Jeanne Davis's blog:
David McMullen-Sullivan's blog:
On the Road
I identify as a Prius
- Bumper sticker on the back of a huge truck
- Bumper sticker on the back of a huge truck
Omoruyi Uwuigiaren's blog:
Book Review: Love, War and Glory by Denis Olasehinde Akinmolasire
Do what is right. Not what you like…This book is for anyone that wants to experience complete happiness and you will discover many new ways to show love and appreciation.
The author did not disappoint me. I wasn’t stranded.
I got what I wanted in a nice collection of poetry.
Denis is a huge talent.... Read more of this blog post »
Amanda Johnston's blog:
A year ago, today, I started writing the first chapter of Left...
A year ago, today, I started writing the first chapter of Left in the Dark, not having any idea that it would become the thing that it is now. I thought that it was going to be a short story, posted only on Tumblr, in “scenes”. I was writing it for me because I wanted to finally read the story of...
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Tom Seigel's blog:
The Astronaut's Son Wins Award
I'm thrilled to announce that my debut novel, The Astronaut's Son, was just named a bronze medal winner in the Foreword Reviews 2018 INDIES Book of the Year Awards. Without bold independent publishers like Woodhall Press, my book may have remained a speck on a chip in my laptop. I'm so glad there...
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Allison K. Hymas's blog:
Book Review: The Paladin's Thief Series
I promised, and so, here it is: my review of The Paladin's Thief series by Benjamin K. Hewett.
I think I mentioned that I came across these books because I attended a writing conference with the author. We got to talking, realized we have similar taste in protagonists and made a deal: my books fo... Read more of this blog post »
I think I mentioned that I came across these books because I attended a writing conference with the author. We got to talking, realized we have similar taste in protagonists and made a deal: my books fo... Read more of this blog post »
James J. Cudney's blog:
Blog Tour: Mistaken Identity Crisis 6/21 thru 7/3
The 4th book in the Braxton Campus Mysteries will be released on June 30th, 2019: Mistaken Identity Crisis: Death in the Cable Car. It is currently available as a Kindle pre-order via Amazon and will also be published in print form in late June. Stay tuned for more information about future audio...
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John Valjean's blog:
Coming Soon: Crisis Across Time (Update #2)
I didn’t get a Father’s Day book out this week; however, there’s a hot new Quickrotica available on my blog called "The Father’s Day Gift," which I hope makes up for it!
If you recall from my last blog entry, I formerly unveiled plans for my new superhero erotic tale, "Crisis Across Time." I worke... Read more of this blog post »
If you recall from my last blog entry, I formerly unveiled plans for my new superhero erotic tale, "Crisis Across Time." I worke... Read more of this blog post »
Grahame Claire's blog:
It's Not Over In Amazon Prime Reading!
For a limited time IT'S NOT OVER 
is available for FREE in Amazon Prime Reading!
If it's been on your TBR, now is the time to move to your Currently Reading shelf.
Grab it here: https://amzn.to/2WMJd4X Read more of this blog post »
is available for FREE in Amazon Prime Reading!If it's been on your TBR, now is the time to move to your Currently Reading shelf.
Grab it here: https://amzn.to/2WMJd4X Read more of this blog post »
Tamara Ireland Stone's blog:
New Giveaway for Little Do We Know!
Don't miss this chance to win a copy of LITTLE DO WE KNOW, an unforgettable story about love, betrayal, and the power of friendship.
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Little Do We Know
by Tamara Ireland Stone
2019 NCIBA Golden Poppy Award Winner | Bank Street College Best Children’s Books of the Year
Lifelong best frien... Read more of this blog post »
ENTER HERE
Little Do We Know
by Tamara Ireland Stone
2019 NCIBA Golden Poppy Award Winner | Bank Street College Best Children’s Books of the Year
Lifelong best frien... Read more of this blog post »
Terry Lloyd's blog:
Evolution.
I find that contemplating the twists of evolution is a maze of mystery and wonders. One can not imagine evolution without thinking about the development and progression of animals and creatures, and to question why things have turned out in the way that they have done?
When looking at present day... Read more of this blog post »
When looking at present day... Read more of this blog post »
Mark Reece's blog:
Birmingham royal ballet unleased
Another compelling set of performances from the BRB last week, this time featuring three shorter works from women choreographers, including a world premiere: Sense of time.
I found that performance to be the most striking of the three, with its low lighting, electronic music, and stage comprising... Read more of this blog post »
I found that performance to be the most striking of the three, with its low lighting, electronic music, and stage comprising... Read more of this blog post »
George Thomas Clark's blog:
Trump Heights
Benjamin Netanyahu, Mohammed bin Salman, and The Donald have big plans for the Middle East...
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Jack Briglio's blog:
Flip
Flip is an anthology of alternate reality stories and flipped worlds, real-world what-ifs going against convention. Speculative fiction that examines our world and turns it on its head.
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Welcome to the monkey-eat-monkey flip world of luchador gorilla wrestling! Where fame is...
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Susan Wittig Albert's blog:
Milkweeds and Monarchs
I love this tidy little plant, which is sending its silvery seed parachuting across our meadows this week. The Monarch butterfly larvae love it too, and feed on exclusively on it. Like other milkweeds, this one (Asclepius asperula) contains toxic cardiac glycosides that make the adult Monarch dis...
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Michele Miles Gardiner's blog:
This Reviewer Really Heard Me--He gets My "Craving Normal"
I awoke to this thoughtful review of my book, "Craving Normal," from a man I don't know, a former hippie.
I appreciate people are getting some laughs--those come from my kooky experiences and my need to highlight the humor of those experiences. But I was trying to make some points. This man heard... Read more of this blog post »
I appreciate people are getting some laughs--those come from my kooky experiences and my need to highlight the humor of those experiences. But I was trying to make some points. This man heard... Read more of this blog post »
Clay Boura's blog:
Idiom of the Week - 6-16-2019
Since today is National Fudge Day, I figured I would use the idiom "Fudge Factor" which refers to leaving room for errors or mistakes.
"Beamer's father always uses a fudge factor when balancing their family budget."
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"Beamer's father always uses a fudge factor when balancing their family budget."
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Marie L. Chopper's blog:
My book for $1 (Kindle)
Buy it. It won't be $1 forever... Read it for comfort, amusement and to feel better about your work choices.
Ikrame Selkani's blog:
Quotes from my book: My Dear Ones... Underground
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Death is like a broken jar that you re trying to fix over and over again but it s not doable at all because the people who pass away can t come back, but they taught us love, admiration and joy that will last forever in our hearts.
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Family love is so big and immense, and sometimes we do... Read more of this blog post »
Death is like a broken jar that you re trying to fix over and over again but it s not doable at all because the people who pass away can t come back, but they taught us love, admiration and joy that will last forever in our hearts.
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Family love is so big and immense, and sometimes we do... Read more of this blog post »
Sherrill Joseph's blog:
Up, Up, and Away!
Hello, Kids and Other Readers,
Today, I want to share with you a somewhat quirky, favorite thing of mine.
Staircases.
Yes, staircases! I have never lived in a two-story house. I hope to build a second story onto my home someday so that I can have the overdue pleasure. Of course, I will have to add a...
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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
