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Cal Newport's blog:
A Persistent Answer
Ben Orlin is a math teacher who publishes the clever essay blog, Math with Bad Drawings. Last year, Orlin had the opportunity, during a press conference at the Heidelberg Laureate Forum, to ask a question of Andrew Wiles, the Princeton Professor (now at Oxford) who in 1994 f...
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Laura Purdie Salas's blog:
Happy Poetry Friday! (Wondering what Poetry Friday is? Click here.) Today is the National Day on Writing, and what better day to share Amy Ludwig VanDerwater’s new book for teachers, Poems Are Teachers? This amazing book features 50+ poems by different poets (some of whom are part of the Poetry F...
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G.D. Falksen's blog:
Jus Accardo's blog:
The book, which is currently titled Transcendent, will bring Dez and Kale’s story to a close. It will answer all those burning questions about Dez’s parentage, how Sixes came to be–and the original question–how WAS Dez able to touch Kale in the first place? I’ve been sitting on this for a whi...
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Marcus Rauchfuß's blog:
Nyarlathotep is perhaps the most interesting of the Lovecraftian Deities. He is arguably the only one who had a developed persona in Lovecrafts own lifetime and the one most involved in human affairs while at the same time being one of the most, perhaps the most, alien and incomprehensible of the...
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Mike Moran's blog:
The scary decline of trust in all facets of our society has created a new challenge for brands: how can brands overcome the growing skepticism and lack of credibility caused by this distrust to authentically relate to their customers? These trends have led to a rise of cynicism, where most Americ...
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L.K. Chapman's blog:
In my guest post on Hair Past a Freckle you can find out all about me, and my journey to becoming an author! Read the... Read more of this blog post »
Jay Baer's blog:
I am an unbiased professional (wink), meaning I can’t tell you how unhappy I am that Walmart acquired ModCloth back in March. Therefore, I won’t tell you. You’ll have to come to your own conclusions.
A post shared by Christina Moravec (@christinamoravec) on Oct 7, 2016 at 4:25pm PDT
(My outfit,...
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Leigh Bardugo's blog:
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“You see, some people are born with a piece of night inside, and that hollow place can never be filled - not with all the good food or sunshine in the world. That emptiness cannot be banished, and so some days we wake with the feeling of the wind blowing through, and we must simply endu...
Hertzan Chimera's blog:
I know, I know, Saturn can't be our old (plasma sheathing, eternal daylight, brown dwarf) star the ancient writings, engravings and beliefs mentioned. It has too many 'stay away' messages from those who would rule our minds via Hollywood and Religion, and Science.
"Stay away from Saturn," I'm p... Read more of this blog post »
Gemma Burgess's blog:
If you are here to read about writing or movies or TV shows, move along to the next post.
If you’re here to read about lovely shallow things, come on in! Take a seat. Let me get you a drink and tell you a story about how my skin went batshit crazy.
[Dramatic pause, while we all sip our drinks.]
Y...
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Joseph E. Stiglitz's blog:
The current regime is unsustainable. Emerging economies are right to lead the pushback against patenting standards
When the South African government attempted to amend its laws in 1997 to avail itself of affordable generic medicines for the treatment of HIV/Aids, the full legal might of the global...
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Weston Ochse's blog:
So I was pretty newly stationed in Korea, knee deep in hand grenade pins, a T... Read more of this blog post »
Ron Paul's blog:
Terri Windling's blog:
Following on from yesterday's post, here's a passage from an interview with Chickasaw writer Linda Hogan noting the role of traditional ceremonies in mediating our relationship with animals:
"There were times when animals and people spoke the same language, or when the animals helped the human...
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Amy Lane's blog:
Familiar Angel by Amy Lane
One hundred and forty years ago, Harry, Edward, and Francis met an angel, a demon, and a sorceress while escaping imprisonment and worse! They emerged with a new family—and shapeshifting powers beyond their wildest dreams.
Now Harry and his brothers use their sorcery... Read more of this blog post »
Michelle Hodkin's blog:
The other surprise: I was checking Instagram while on the phone with one of my incredible brothers, @jeremyhodkin, & told him about a really sweet post I’d been tagged in by a reader who found signed copies of the #maradyer trilogy at @strandbookstore, saying it made her vacation. We hung up,...
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Eve Langlais's blog:
Paul Cornell's blog:
Yesterday, Vampirella #7 came out, my last issue on the title, which is now going to continue in the very able hands of Jeremy Whitley and current artist Andy Belanger. I feel good about how the series landed, and the reviews seem to be saying that, now they’ve seen what we were aiming for, peop...
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Stephen Graham Jones's blog:
Yes, wonderful, thank you, Grady Hendrix. I spent so much of time doing this kind of stuff to stories, to books, to authors—to everything. It’s how I attempt to order the world, such that I can move through it. Nice for a little of that work to already be done: The Great Stephen King Reread …
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Alexander Laurence's blog:
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FRIDAYTHE JESUS & MARY CHAIN - TR/ST - COM TRUISE - HEALTHTHE GASLAMP KILLER - MYKKI BLANCO - HO99O9 - STEVE MOORE
DRAB MA... Read more of this blog post »
Peter V. Brett's blog:
Hey everyone! We’re thrilled to say that Sarah AKA The Chemist has proved herself an awesome fan of The Demon Cycle once again. In addition to entering contests, she also took the time to review the latest book in the Demon Cycle– The Core.
Yesterday The Chemist put up a her review of The Sku...
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Tymber Dalton's blog:
Now Available: The Triple Trouble Prequel Collection! This box set contains the three prequels to the Triple Trouble shifter series:
Boiling Point
Steam
Fire and Ice
(There is no new content in these books.)
Yes, I’m working on more books in this se...
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Gretchen Rubin's blog:
Interview: Tim O'Reilly.
Tim O'Reilly is the founder and head of O'Reilly Media. Of all the people writing and speaking about the interrelated issues of emerging technology, media, work, and government, he is one of the most thoughtful and far-sighed.
His new book just hit the shelves. WTF: What's...
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Alexandra Bracken's blog:
Hi guys!
I'm already breaking my promise of trying to post multiple times a week! Between deadline drafting and packing for a trip to Barcelona with my mom, I just couldn't get to it this week. I'll be back in a week and a half with lots to catch up with you on!
Dave Cullen's blog:
Charles Stross's blog:
Attention, British readers: Empire Games just came out in small format paperback today, with a price cut from the big trade paperback. The ebook edition also got a whole bit cheaper: Kindle edition here.
(The US paperback/cheap ebook will be along a bit later, because Tor UK and Tor USA are actua...
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Beth Kephart's blog:
I could not be more honored. The exquisite memoirist Inara Verzemnieks joins us in conversation for this issue of Juncture Notes.Anyone who cares about life, about seeing, about love should stop and read what Inara has to say. She took the time and went deep.
It's all here.
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