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Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
If anyone wants more food for thought on the tetralogy, I was just reminded of this older essay --
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Ta, L.
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Ta, L.
J.B. Richards's blog:
What happens when a group of teens finds a mysterious boat abandoned and drifting near their sheltered island? Follow Rob, his brother, and a small group of their friends and find out as they leave the protection of their isolated community and sail off into a world teeming with wonder, but frau... Read more of this blog post »
A.G. Howard's blog:
Thanks to everyone who took part in my Stain pinterest board reveal & giveaway! Below are the winners chosen by rafflecopter (check your inboxes…you should receive an email from me today). There were winners in the US, Brazil, and Canada. So grateful for everyone's help in getting the word ou...
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John Polis's blog:
WE CAN BE EXTREMELY BLESSED BECAUSE OF GOD'S GRACE...BUT NEVER BECOME MATURE CHRISTIANS...
Step two in your Christian walk, after faith, is obedience. We are saved by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8-9); we start out with faith and learn to receive “God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense” (GRACE). Tha... Read more of this blog post »
Step two in your Christian walk, after faith, is obedience. We are saved by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8-9); we start out with faith and learn to receive “God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense” (GRACE). Tha... Read more of this blog post »
Mark Laporta's blog:
Short Fiction for Sci-fi Fans
For a quick hit of alien intrigue, adventure and the odd bit of romance, stop by Heart of Earth: the Science Fiction Website every week.
The latest series features a cosmic entity whose interest in the fate of humanity is just as mysterious as its origins. What does T... Read more of this blog post »
For a quick hit of alien intrigue, adventure and the odd bit of romance, stop by Heart of Earth: the Science Fiction Website every week.
The latest series features a cosmic entity whose interest in the fate of humanity is just as mysterious as its origins. What does T... Read more of this blog post »
Shannon Guymon's blog:
So my friends, as you know, I've been writing my newest book, based in Belfast, Maine. I finished up my Fircrest series with Accidentally in Love, Kam's Story, and so needed to find a new town to turn upside down with love, drama and a little craziness. You're asking - why Belfast, Maine...
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Mick Brady's blog:
No. 1 - January 20, 2019
This is the first installment of my newsletter, "Out of the Woods: One Novelist's Mysterious Journey to Being Found." To travel along with me on my road to discovery, please send an email to thedarkesteyes.mb@gmail.com with 'subscribe' in the subject line.
I'm going to brea... Read more of this blog post »
This is the first installment of my newsletter, "Out of the Woods: One Novelist's Mysterious Journey to Being Found." To travel along with me on my road to discovery, please send an email to thedarkesteyes.mb@gmail.com with 'subscribe' in the subject line.
I'm going to brea... Read more of this blog post »
Bernard Jan's blog:
What If It's Us by Becky AlbertalliMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
OMG
I need to pull myself together first. This book is a bomb, and it blasted me in all directions! Bursting with emotions, it kept me glued to its pages, feeding my new addiction.
Honestly, I don't remember when one book made me want to i... Read more of this blog post »
Caleb Smith's blog:
Who are we if we don't hold ourselves accountable for our own action’s
A society if ill demeanor
Stagnant to grow
From King to Pauper
An evolution of moon walkers
Ingested in the bowels of ill will
Free from progression
Intellectual animals taught to be cunning
Prideful smiles cover our unjust endeavors... Read more of this blog post »
A society if ill demeanor
Stagnant to grow
From King to Pauper
An evolution of moon walkers
Ingested in the bowels of ill will
Free from progression
Intellectual animals taught to be cunning
Prideful smiles cover our unjust endeavors... Read more of this blog post »
Beth Childress's blog:
Sometimes you get so caught up in your own mess that you need to hear an empathetic voice whispering, "I know this life sucks, but it sucks for others too -- come and see." Through a coarse, raw, unfiltered style that is framed by a whimsically comical voice, Lamott has a way of verifying that yo...
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Hanna Dare's blog:
The Sing Out box set is on sale for 99 cents for this week only! Warm up your winter reading with some gay romance!
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Follow Conor as he travels from his small town to Hollywood and back again, trying to find love, find fame, and find his voice in this heartfe...
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Priscilla Thomas's blog:
I’ve been spending time on Writer Twitter to connect with more authors. Are you tweeting about writing or reading? I want to follow you!
I spent the weekend with my family-in-law in chilly Florida, where at least the temps are in double digits. My bro-in-law has just started to read Gathering and... Read more of this blog post »
I spent the weekend with my family-in-law in chilly Florida, where at least the temps are in double digits. My bro-in-law has just started to read Gathering and... Read more of this blog post »
Rich Garon's blog:
Thank you, Today's Honoree for featuring my newest novel, LEE FITTS!
Follow this link to see the full feature.
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Follow this link to see the full feature.
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Patricia A. Rasey's blog:
COVER REVEAL for USA Today's bestselling author, Patricia A. Rasey's, sizzling paranormal romance, WOLF!!
Returning home is for her protection, staying isn't an option. Caitlyn's high profile lifestyle has the power to expose him. Wolf can't let her know the truth. He's not the man she used to lov... Read more of this blog post »
Returning home is for her protection, staying isn't an option. Caitlyn's high profile lifestyle has the power to expose him. Wolf can't let her know the truth. He's not the man she used to lov... Read more of this blog post »
Samantha Duncan's blog:
You can finally read some of my remix poems from last year's THE POEMING project, thanks to FIVE:2:ONE. I had a lot of fun writing these zombie/journalism/politics poems, using Mira Grant's novel, FEED, as a source text.
Check out my weird remix babies here, and super thanks to Nathan Alan Schwart... Read more of this blog post »
Check out my weird remix babies here, and super thanks to Nathan Alan Schwart... Read more of this blog post »
Mia Masterson's blog:
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The ruthless, greedy Ballard Stone sends his nephews to set up a timber camp in the Tennessee wilderness. Upon arrival, they are confronted by Raven Shadows. The witch calls the lonely, difficult to access forest her home. No man has stood in the shadows of that old growth forest in... Read more of this blog post »
The ruthless, greedy Ballard Stone sends his nephews to set up a timber camp in the Tennessee wilderness. Upon arrival, they are confronted by Raven Shadows. The witch calls the lonely, difficult to access forest her home. No man has stood in the shadows of that old growth forest in... Read more of this blog post »
Katrina Rose's blog:
Brie McGirr Proofreading rated 5 stars it was amazing!
Connects is a wonderful read! I couldn't put it down. It was such a beautiful mixture of mystery and charm!
Connects is a wonderful read! I couldn't put it down. It was such a beautiful mixture of mystery and charm!
Rachel Thomas's blog:
Chris Enss's blog:
Enter to win a copy of More Tales Behind the Tombstones: More Deaths and Burials of the Old West's Most Nefarious Outlaws, Notorious Women, and Celebrated Lawmen
“[Seth Bullock is a] splendid-looking fellow with his size and subtle strength, his strongly marked, aquiline face with his big mustache... Read more of this blog post »
“[Seth Bullock is a] splendid-looking fellow with his size and subtle strength, his strongly marked, aquiline face with his big mustache... Read more of this blog post »
K. Carothers's blog:
I've generally gotten excellent reviews on An Eternity in a Moment, but a few people have felt that the love scenes were unnecessary, that in a book where God and spirituality are discussed, it's somewhat of an affront to include steamy love scenes. But in my opinion spirituality and sexuality ar...
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Chris L. Adams's blog:
In remembrance of his birthday, I was asked to write an article on collecting A. Merritt.
I've collected Merritt for years - actually, my current collection is my second collection of him; my first was destroyed in a house fire.
To make it visually appealing, I took a boat load of photos of my Mer... Read more of this blog post »
I've collected Merritt for years - actually, my current collection is my second collection of him; my first was destroyed in a house fire.
To make it visually appealing, I took a boat load of photos of my Mer... Read more of this blog post »
James D. Sanderson's blog:
“The minute you conquer the fear of death, at that moment you are free. I submit to you that if a man hasn’t discovered something that he will die for, he isn’t fit to live.”
- Martin Luther King Jr.
As a young pastor stepping into the pulpit of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery Alabama,... Read more of this blog post »
- Martin Luther King Jr.
As a young pastor stepping into the pulpit of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery Alabama,... Read more of this blog post »
Dan Groat's blog:
Holly Willow's blog:
Dear Friends, Fellow Readers, and Writers,
Books have the power to move people. They can make you laugh and cry. They can inspire you. And they can whisk you away to places you’ve never been. That’s what I love about books and it’s also why I write.
When I started writing, I wanted to create storie... Read more of this blog post »
Books have the power to move people. They can make you laugh and cry. They can inspire you. And they can whisk you away to places you’ve never been. That’s what I love about books and it’s also why I write.
When I started writing, I wanted to create storie... Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Foster's blog:
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David Jesson's blog:
Time flies, so they say, when you are having fun. There are some scientific explanations for this – which I’m not going to go into here. Suffice it to say that I can’t believe that it is two years since I suggested that you could use the principles of roleplay games to help you develop … Contin...
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Elena Ferrutxe Fernández's blog:
¡Hola!
Querid@s lectores, ya tenéis disponible en ebook y en tapa blanda la segunda parte de Criaturas de la Noche, 'Luna eterna'.
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Querid@s lectores, ya tenéis disponible en ebook y en tapa blanda la segunda parte de Criaturas de la Noche, 'Luna eterna'.
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Esther Rabbit's blog:
Gerarld Shaw specializes in editing fiction and non-fiction books, covering many genres including adventure, thrillers, sci-fi/fantasy, memoirs, science, and history. He also edits ESL authors who are great writers but just need assistance with a new language. As an author, ghostwriter, copywrite...
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Bronwyn Green's blog:
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This month’s flash fic was inspired by Counting Crows “God of Ocean Tides”. Here are the lyrics and the video if you’d like to check them out.
I don’t know why I agreed to this trip. I don’t know what I thought would be different here. Other than the weather. Maybe I thought that wou...
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Anabel Samani's blog:
Clarissa es una autora independiente que debuta con esta su primera novela, aunque nadie lo diría, ni por la compleja historia ni por la limpia y cuidada narración. Chestnut Peak, ha sido una gran lectura en la cual hallé -tal y como promete su título- luces y sombras.
Todo comienza cuando nos ade...
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Ludo Stellingwerff's blog:
An important part of the general vibe of a book is formed by the chosen point of view. And in the case of the Taggart Advanced Drive Technologies series, I've chosen for a bit of a non-standard approach: The books are all written (except for the first one, I really should rewrite Mercury's Child!... Read more of this blog post »
Elle Lewis's blog:
Ayala
by Elle Lewis
“Line up!” growled Corbyn.
Ayala got in line beside the other women. Some of them were already trembling. Ayala could hear soft whimpers, breath catching in fearful hiccups. Ayala squared her shoulders and raised her chin. She recently turned seventeen, which now qualified her... Read more of this blog post »
Anna Newton's blog:
OH HELLO NEW CATEGORY! You seen it? Look up at the top right of the page if you’re on desktop, or on the pop-out menu if you click on the top right corner of your mobile browser and there’s a brand new category for you to peruse all about travel. R.I.P fitness category! Fitness posts […] Read more of this blog post »
Smitha Murthy's blog:
It has been with much bemusement that I watched the travails of India’s cricketing duo of Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul. The furor over their deservedly misogynistic statements set me thinking about a time almost two years ago when a guy I had never met stalked my social profiles and incessantly har...
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J. Zachary Pike's blog:
This is part of a series on Arth’s Pantheon. Twice a month we’re taking a look at life on Arth and the gods that shape it. If you’re new to the series, get started with an overview. This post looks at the gods of the realm of beasts.
The races of Man and their descendants are a minority on Arth...
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Lexicolors Writers's blog:
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Bob Mayer's blog:
Like, really know?
I remember when we had letters at the start of phone numbers in New York City, but we also used tin cans and string to call each other.
But, seriously. If you had to use someone else’s cell phone, or, God Forbid, yes they do exist, a pay phone, to call, and you didn’t have your...
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Becky Sarwate's blog:
“What, you may fairly ask, set off the privileged white children in the feral unleashing of their hate upon Phillips? Would you believe me if I told you that Phillips was running interference between the MAGA teens and a small…
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Stone Riley's blog:
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Dear readers, please copy and paste this text into your on-line chats where appropriate. Thank you.
Capitalism is to blame. Capitalism is insanity
Capitalism persuades its followers that MONEY IS REAL, more real than Living Earth, or human love, or anything. But money does not exis... Read more of this blog post »
Dear readers, please copy and paste this text into your on-line chats where appropriate. Thank you.
Capitalism is to blame. Capitalism is insanity
Capitalism persuades its followers that MONEY IS REAL, more real than Living Earth, or human love, or anything. But money does not exis... Read more of this blog post »
Maciej Aniserowicz's blog:
Cześć! Witam serdecznie w osiemdziesiątym szóstym odcinku podcastu DevTalk. Przed Wami bardzo nietypowy wywiad. Wynosimy poziom tematu odcinka w kosmos!
Przed wami Alicja Kubera, web-developerka, studentka produkcji gier wideo, która w wolnych chwilach bierze udział w programie KRAKsat. Jest jedną...
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Lucas Vargas Sierra's blog:
La puerta de entrada reluce como si alguien hubiese frotado la madera con la frustración de años de permitirle a los demás pasar por encima de las propias aspiraciones. Sobre el pomo de acero se reflejan, el rostro primero y la palma de la mano después, cada vez más cerca, uno a uno los convidado...
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L.S. Larson's blog:
Described as a “stellar futuristic tale” in a Kirkus Review, IGIST is a breathless succession of escapes, intellectual pursuits, unexpected encounters, and dangerous missions.
Despite the captivating drama, the world of IGIST is chock-full of wonderful delights, such as the tradition of IGIST pra... Read more of this blog post »
Despite the captivating drama, the world of IGIST is chock-full of wonderful delights, such as the tradition of IGIST pra... Read more of this blog post »
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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
