Goodreads Authors
Michael Robert Dyet's blog:
Some days, yes there is. Other days, not so much. Let me prepare you for the experience by spelling out the top 10 reasons that somedays it just plain sucks!
#10: Your brain insists on believing you are still 25. But your 60 old bladder begs to dif... Read more of this blog post »
Paul Colt's blog:
Jay Trott's blog:
Homer had the gods fighting over the fates of men, and those conflicts were used to make sense of the crazy things that... Read more of this blog post »
McKenzie Richardson's blog:
You can also follow my blog Craft-Cycle for a complete list of all of my work and tons of fun crafting shenanigans.
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Frederick Meekins's blog:
And Hilary's categorization of those that disagreed with her as “deplorables” ought to be construed as a term of admiration and c... Read more of this blog post »
Natalia Heaney's blog:
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A film version of Judy Blume’s 1970 book Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret is now in development.
The book is a classic that generations of young readers have enjoyed – and it’s about time they got around to making the movie!
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Ocean Vuong's blog:
Jes Drew's blog:
About the Book:
December 31, 1941. Young Houston socialite Tracy Truworth, Apprentice P.I., can’t imagine a better way to send off the old year and ring in the new than by dancing through the night with her fella, Pete Stalwart. But a swell evening soon takes a terrible turn when a fellow dan... Read more of this blog post »
M.A. Rothman's blog:
Charles Freedom Long's blog:
In an article at CNN.com titled If it’s cool, creative, and different, it’s indie, journalist Catherine Andrews wrote: “T... Read more of this blog post »
Michael Wright's blog:
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Alastair J. Roberts's blog:
Today’s question: “Why did Jesus have to be baptized? Was Jesus’ baptism a baptism of repentance?”
Within my discussion I reference Peter Leithart’s book The Priesthood of the Plebs.
If you have any questions for me, please leave them on my Curious Cat account. If you have found these videos helpfu...
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Francis Mont's blog:
He (Trump) has no intention of cancelling the $110 billion in contracts Saudi Arabia has signed to buy American-made weapons, because “we’d be punishing ourselves if we did that. If they don’t buy it from us, they’re going to buy it from Russia or… China.”
Let me transla... Read more of this blog post »
Chris Hardwick's blog:
Horror stories about wishes gone wrong have been a staple at least since “The Monkey’s Paw” saw print. In turn, we’ve seen whole subgenres about unintended consequences, with notable occupants like Ray Bradbury’s “Sound of Thunder,” where minor changes in the past drastically reshape the future,...
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A.L. Buehrer's blog:
Well, time to shoot the moon again.
For those of you who don’t know me as well, I have a reputation for taking on projects that may or may not be possible and driving myself crazy. It’s funny because when I have some practical task to undertake, I prefer to find some clever way to shirk it. I’m no... Read more of this blog post »
A. Merc Rustad's blog:
Kate Willis's blog:
I was just thinking about how I’m not a hugger. I don’t hate hugs, but I also don’t “get” them. It means much more to me for someone to make eye contact, smile, and ask me what I think about the message of The Wizard of Oz and if the book or the movie was better.
I still give hugs, though.
I was al...
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Hannah Heath's blog:
What does that mean?
It means that I wrote stories without any set publication deadline. I wrote them knowing that I did, one day, intend to clean them up and publish them...but that day wasn't anyt... Read more of this blog post »
Andrew Hindle's blog:
Day 87. 79 pages, 33,429 words.
Feeling better and I went back to work today after a solid day’s rest with only occasional headaches (unwelcome) and bouncing-on from children (more welcome). Wump is off school for autumn holiday which is nice.
So a solid day of catch-up sleep and a thorough empty...
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Elinor Abbott's blog:
Read more of this blog post »days of the week;
monday: snoozing your alarm clock, navy, seeing the moon in the morning, vanilla ice cream, writing poetry, blurry photographs, windswept hair, iced coffee
tuesday: seeing a cat on the street, a light rain shower, untied shoelaces, indistinct music from someone else...
Arun D. Ellis's blog:
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If we keep treating our most important values
as meaningless relics,
that's exactly what they'll become.
Michael Josephson
Breakfast was the meal of the day from Lenny Freeman’s point of view, always had been, always would be and for that reason it should be eaten in silence.
He sighed deeply, con... Read more of this blog post »
Ru Pringle's blog:
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Tam Francis's blog:
I’ve teamed up with a bunch of other swell authors to bring you spine-tingling tales to get you in the Halloween spirit. All this month, I will introduce you to a new author and their Spooktacular ghost story. Meet: Catherine Kullmann Catherine Kullmann was born and educated in Dublin, Ireland. F...
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Nicole Locke's blog:
I’m at Collette Cameron’s today celebrating her release with book giveaways and bookish candles! And oh, boy, there’s just loads of authors with giveaways. Don’t miss out! https://www.facebook.com/collettecameronauthor/
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Judith Starkston's blog:
What’s new in my writer life? I’m busy at my desk, watching our hot desert summer shift to cooler days. The clouds provide some drama in the sky above my back garden.
[image error]My cactus are blooming and in many ways, so am I, after a long stretch where cancer and other drea...
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Charlie Jane Anders's blog:
Here’s the reveal of the UK cover of The City in the Middle of the Night! Plus an excerpt that was not previously online! (It comes right after the excerpt that was published at @tordotcom a while back,...
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Marcha A. Fox's blog:
Abigail Barnette's blog:
Hey everybody! A lot of you have been waiting for this, so here it is!
I bet you’re also wondering when this book is going to be out?
NOVEMBER 13
Obviously, I’ll be posting a teaser here before then, but if you become a patron of my Patreon at any level, you’ll get the first three chapters of the...
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Rachel Grant's blog:
You’ve met former SEAL Sean Logan in several Evidence books. There’s one woman he’s wanted for five long years, but she’s been totally off-limits. Now his job is to protect her 24/7.
Bodyguard 
Fake Boyfriend
Destination Wedding
Oh, and a whole lot of bones
Are you ready...
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Bethany-Kris's blog:
The next couple of outtakes will focus around Naz and Roz. And since I know so many of you want to see them, I will open the Outtake Request form for you to put in requests for them (and well, whoever else you want).
Drop your requests in HERE.
All right, onto the first outtake for th... Read more of this blog post »
Suzie Waltner's blog:
We are celebrating these gorgeous new covers for the Seven trilogy by Sara Davison, with a blog blitz and giveaway hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! ABOUT THE BOOKS Title: The End Begins (Seven Trilogy #1) Author: Sara Davison Publisher: Ashberry Lane/WhiteFire Publishing Genre: Romantic Suspen...
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Matador Network's blog:
Peak season for European travel runs from June to August, but that doesn’t mean you can’t roam around the continent the rest of the year. Cities like Vienna and Berlin garner much-deserved attention during the winter holidays, largely thanks to their famous Christmas markets, but locales all acro...
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S.H. Marr's blog:
Read more of this blog post »are you a high five asexual or a fist bump asexual? are you an “i wanted to take karate as a kid” ace or a “i wanted to play any instrument than the one I played in band” ace? are you a “1000 band t-shirts” ace or a “I have four of this exact shirt in different colors” ace?
Nelson Zagalo's blog:
Chris Mares's blog:
Those who know me through Facebook are only aware that my Huskies, Loki and Freja hav... Read more of this blog post »
Robin Stevens's blog:
I’m travelling a lot this month for Death in the Spotlight – but I wanted to leave you with some great books to read while I’m gone!
I hope you enjoy this video, and I hope you’re enjoying Death in the Spotlight. I’m so pleased that it’s been published at last!… Read more
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Catherine Townsend-Lyon's blog:
Read more of this blog post »Hello Readers and Happy Weekend!
Just had to share Cat’s Weekend “Special Author” new release coming and Cover Reveal! Please go visit Author, Joe Siccardi and learn all he does as a writer, author, and Publisher and his new book coming soon! This cover as I told Joe went straight to my HEART! x...
فاروق الفرشيشي's blog:
ويبدو أنّ تشانغدونغ لي Chang-dong Lee كان مدركا لهذه ال... Read more of this blog post »
Drew Hayes's blog:
Earlier this season, some of you might recall I mentioned never being big on the Pumpkin Spice Latte since it competed with too many other festive flavors I was a big fan of, namely peppermint and eggnog. After my experience with Bones Coffee Jacked O’ Lantern though, I had to won...
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Andrea Zuvich's blog:
Ann Hood's blog:
Charlotte Eriksson's blog:
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Amanda Bridgeman's blog:
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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
