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Stina Branson's blog:
Linz the Bookworm's 2020 Reading Challenge
I didn't complete all five levels of Linz's 2019 challenge, but I think I made a respectable showing, so I'm giving it another go this year. I'm still allowing myself to skip around, and I'm still restricting my "free space" reads. I'm just changing up the semantics on that a bit, so I have to fi...
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Aubrey Law's blog:
Keep the Peace
Nadeema Moonfall's information had so far proven to be true. Skye was in fact working as a bounty hunter which was a good sign that the vampire archives were located below us just as the Mesmerizer had promised me. I imagined the bloody outcome if Skye and Gretchen clashed over Talon. The werewol...
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Lubomira Kourteva's blog:
The Body Love Ritual & How to Come Into Our Wholeness
I am a body of love rituals.
Our bodies.
Our blessed, beautiful, loving bodies.
They sure go through so much. They hold us. They carry us through our good and bad, through life itself each day. They do their best even when we don’t believe in them. They are always with us even wh...
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Nikita Alfredovich Nikolayenko's blog:
Meagan Hurst's blog:
January 2020 Update – When Forces Rise
A belated welcome to everyone to 2020 from me. I hope the start to the new year has had few (if any) hiccups and for the most part the new year is treating you well. Things have been a bit hectic on my end, but hopefully, things will settle down enough I can truly plan things out.
I’m a bit late o...
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Ashton G. Mendez's blog:
Brooklyn Tales-Flatbush Dreaming
I grew up in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, New York on a block named Tennis Court which was situated between East 18th Street and Ocean Avenue.
The neighborhood was middle class, once occupied by Jewish families who vacated as other black families began to move in. Most were terrified of blac... Read more of this blog post »
The neighborhood was middle class, once occupied by Jewish families who vacated as other black families began to move in. Most were terrified of blac... Read more of this blog post »
Andrew Wear's blog:
Sydney launch
On Thursday 5th March, I'll be at Gleebooks in Sydney to launch Solved!
I'd love it if you could join me.
https://gleebooks.worldsecuresystems....
I'd love it if you could join me.
https://gleebooks.worldsecuresystems....
Micheline Ryckman's blog:
Two Weeks Left!!!
Dain responded with equal passion, tangling his fingers through her hair.
Curtis M. Lawson's blog:
99 CENT BLACK HEART BOYS CHOIR SALE!
Just a quick note that Black Heart Boys' Choir is just 99 cents on Kindle for a few days!
Heidi Fisk's blog:
Decided to Relaunch Grand Beast in about a Week
After thinking about it, it made sense. There won't be a need for bundles for that series and My Inner Demons anymore, and it will streamline the entire thing.
Luckily that series needs a lot less editing than My Inner Demons. Which means I can probably release it as soon as the new cover is done.... Read more of this blog post »
Luckily that series needs a lot less editing than My Inner Demons. Which means I can probably release it as soon as the new cover is done.... Read more of this blog post »
S.G. Minae's blog:
Day 10 - Meet Taeryn
Hello Goodreads folks!
For the ten days leading up to my February 1 release of TAERYN: THE AWAKENING, I will be sharing info about the characters, some trivia, and even a few surprises.
Countdown Day 10 - Meet Taeryn
Excerpt:
Taeryn Vega didn't become an actress for the fame and fortune, or for the g... Read more of this blog post »
For the ten days leading up to my February 1 release of TAERYN: THE AWAKENING, I will be sharing info about the characters, some trivia, and even a few surprises.
Countdown Day 10 - Meet Taeryn
Excerpt:
Taeryn Vega didn't become an actress for the fame and fortune, or for the g... Read more of this blog post »
Bella Forrest's blog:
NEW RELEASE!
No more Mr. Nice Guy…
Finch is tired of people jerking him around—and now, it’s time for payback against the powerful forces who have made him a pawn in their games. Returning to the surface world is his endgame, but while that seems nearly impossible, especially when a certain Necromancer and dem... Read more of this blog post »
Finch is tired of people jerking him around—and now, it’s time for payback against the powerful forces who have made him a pawn in their games. Returning to the surface world is his endgame, but while that seems nearly impossible, especially when a certain Necromancer and dem... Read more of this blog post »
Zoltan Istvan's blog:
A few days ago this video on #Belgian TV came out that's on my #transhumanism work. It's in English: https://www.facebook.com/canvastv/vid...
A few days ago this video on #Belgian TV came out that's on my #transhumanism work. It's in English: https://www.facebook.com/canvastv/vid...
Greg Stout's blog:
IT'S ALIVE
Last time I wrote about a zombie book, that is, I wanted to bring back to life a book I started to write more than 30 years ago. I did it! Right now the working title is Little Boy Blue, and its a detective novel about a boy who goes missing and whose family hires a private investigator to bring...
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Christine Hurley Deriso's blog:
Perspicaciously Yours,
Care to guess what all of my seventh-grade essays and book reports had in common?
I somehow managed to shoehorn the word “perspicacious” into each and every one.
I thought of this when I recently watched the first episode of the Apple TV series, “Little America,” a docudrama of immigrants’ lives. T... Read more of this blog post »
I somehow managed to shoehorn the word “perspicacious” into each and every one.
I thought of this when I recently watched the first episode of the Apple TV series, “Little America,” a docudrama of immigrants’ lives. T... Read more of this blog post »
Maria Montero's blog:
EL PEOR ENEMIGO DE TUS PROYECTOS, ERES TÚ MISMO. — Daily Money Tools
Para este momento, ya la vida me había llevado a vivir en un nuevo país, había renunciado a mi trabajo y con la premisa de que no tenía nada que perder, estaba acometiendo nuevos proyectos. Sin embargo, en el camino resurgió todo el ruido mental, las voces internas que me decían que no eralo… a…...
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Robin Layne's blog:
Review of The New King James Bible
Holy Bible: The New King James Version by AnonymousMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have finished reading this version from Genesis through Revelation. I really like the NKJV for its beauty and accuracy. Like the original King James, it was prepared by people who all believed in the early Creeds of Chr... Read more of this blog post »
Jonathan G. Meyer's blog:
Al Clark Series Update
All four books in the Al Clark Series are available in eBook, Paperback, and Audio formats.
The short story that acts as a prelude to the series titled 'Christopher's Journal' is available as an eBook and FREE.
Start the Adventure any way you like!
The short story that acts as a prelude to the series titled 'Christopher's Journal' is available as an eBook and FREE.
Start the Adventure any way you like!
Cheryl R. Lane's blog:
Meet Baldwin, son of Lord Wellington
Baldwin Albert Hugh Wellington was the great-grandfather of Ethan Wellington from my Wellington Cross Series. Baldwin, if you have read book one in that series, fought in the Revolutionary War. His painting hung on a wall in Edward Wellington's study at Wellington Cross Plantation. Baldwin was th...
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Cameron Darrow's blog:
No More Paperbacks (For Now)
I've chosen to suspend the sales of the paperback versions of my books for the moment. They will be back up when I can afford to have them professionally edited and formatted. Right now, they're passable, but not something that I am well and truly proud of, especially given that once they're prin...
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Laura Clementz's blog:
God and Love on Route 80: The Hidden Mystery of Human Connectedness
Book Review: God and Love on Route 80: The Hidden Mystery of Human Connectedness; 2019; Mango Publishing
God and Love on Route 80 is a memoir written by Dr. Steven G. Post, who founded the Institute for Research on Unlimited Love and serves as a professor at Stony Brook University. The reader qui...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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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
