Goodreads Authors
Sherry Rentschler's blog:
Today's blog leans to Halloween. Based on some archeological reads, I decided to post about my love - vampires. Evidence suggests (again, still?) that so many civilizations believed in vampirism that it makes you wonder how it could be a lie. I say it isn't. Wri... Read more of this blog post »
Lilamani de Silva's blog:
Miguel Angel Segura's blog:
Espero poder compartir con todos ustedes información de interés relacionada con mis libros y, cómo no, con todos estos temas de misterio y espiritualidad que tanto nos gustan.
Les invito a que puntúen mis libros y dejen sus comentarios. Si les sirvió de ayuda... Read more of this blog post »
Jessie Donovan's blog:
Donella goes to Scotland to avoid the endless line of awful first dates, as well as to escape the pressure from her mother to settle down. Robbie only wants to protect his daughter and avoid attachments. However, as the former childhood friends-turned-enemies reunite and collide, sparks start to...
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Cordelia Kingsbridge's blog:
I came this close to finishing the rough draft of A Chip and a Chair this week, but I didn’t quite make it - mostly because I took all of Saturday off to spend time with family. I would be planning to finish tomorrow, but Tuesday is more realistic, because…
Tomorrow is the Patreon Q&A with Lev...
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Anna Newton's blog:
I know Instagram gets a lot of flack in the industry for it’s seemingly easy ability to buy followings and engagement and pull the wool over people’s eyes and also for the fact that engagement in general has dwindled for many over the years. But whenever I look at my breakdown of the hours that... Read more of this blog post »
Nanette L. Avery's blog:
Although it was a cloudy morning things began to glow when I received notice that my most recent publication, The Fortune Teller and Other Short Works earned a 5-star review.
Thank you Red Headed Book Lover for your awesome recommendation! And so, without anymore fanfare here is a...
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Mariana Flores's blog:
Acabei de ler Eleanor & Park pela terceira vez.
Eleanor & Park é o primeiro romance juvenil da autora Rainbow Rowell, publicado em 2013. Desde então a autora já escreveu grandes sucessos como Landline, Attachments, Fangirl, Carry On e o projecto da Marvel, Runaways. Sou uma enorme fã desta...
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Baylin Crow's blog:
Our time together has an expiration date.
HAYDEN: I don't remember a time when I didn't love him.
The only guy I've ever wanted sees me as nothing more than the kid next door and his younger sister's best friend. But when Dean comes home after college graduation, things are differen... Read more of this blog post »
Carol A. Park's blog:
Hi everyone! I know I’ve been pretty slim on updates here on carolapark.com. That’s because I’ve been hard at work completing the beta draft and then developmental edits of my next novel, Sweetblade. Sweetblade is a standalone novel set in the Heretic Gods universe that focuses on Ivana’s backsto...
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Gray Marie Cox's blog:
Joni Parker's blog:
Sunny Houk's blog:
Welcome back, owlnerds. This week, I am sharing my stories. Enjoy and let me know what story you excited to read. Or what project I should do next?
Contemporary Stories
Lynn:
When one of Lynn’s friends disappears, she begins to track down her. Soon to discover a scandalous organization is behi...
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Dan Joseph's blog:
- #1 new release in War & Peace books
- #1 new release in African History
- #1 new release in African Politics
"Inside al-Shabaab: The Secret History of al-Qaeda’s Most Power... Read more of this blog post »
Keith Law's blog:
The Netflix movie Hold the Dark, which was released briefly in theaters and debuted at the Toronto film festival, is a slow-burning mix of Jim Thompson-esque noir and psychological horror, set in the bleakest of American landscapes – a small Native American village somewhere in Alaska. Based on t...
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Damien Black's blog:
However, what hasn't been so positive so far is reviews - it seems only the (occasional) haters like to speak out!
As such,... Read more of this blog post »
Donald W. Desaulniers's blog:
I didn't sell a single paperback during that trial period. The downside of expanded distribution was that I had to raise t... Read more of this blog post »
Ann Patchett's blog:
Today’s guest interviewer is Tristan Charles, content manager at Ingram Content Group. An avid reader and writer, Tristan was formerly the inventory manager and buyer for Parnassus Books.In a stormy era such as ours, reflecting on recent history has become a cottage industry for those looking to...
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Kyle Robert Shultz's blog:
It's time to dive into all the news and announcements about the Afterverse Relaunch! Since there's a lot to share, I'm not going to try to get it all into one post. The handy graphic above will sum up all the salient points of information for you, though, and I'll unpack it all in detail in multi...
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Nicola Haken's blog:
Goodbye, Kate - a brand new romantic suspense - is now available for pre-order for the special price of $2.99! Regular price, after release, will be $4.99. Pre-order at Amazon here: http://mybook.to/GoodbyeKate
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4... Read more of this blog post »
Erika Raspberry's blog:
-Voy a coger la borrachera del siglo-le anuncié a Bey apenas abrimos la puerta de la discoteca-, y no hay nada que puedas hacer para impedirlo. Mi mejor amiga se echó a reír, puso una mano en su cadera y alzó una ceja. -¿De verdad? -Absolutament...
Vanessa Fogg's blog:
October is here, first drizzly and gray, now bright but sharp with cold. It’s time to bundle up in sweaters, make stews and soups, and cuddle with good stories and a cup of tea. Here to keep you company are some stories I loved from late summer and the earliest fall.
Stories of darkness, healing,... Read more of this blog post »
Frederick Buechner's blog:
In our blog post every Monday we select a reading from the Revised Common Lectionary for the upcoming Sunday, and pair it with a Frederick Buechner reading on the same topic.
This Sunday we will celebrate The Twenty-Second Sunday After Pentecost. Here is this week’s reading from the book of Job:
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James Walter Stephens's blog:
Almost everyone reading this already knows that in April 2014, my father moved to Fountain, Florida. What you may not know is that Fountain is only 37 miles due north of Mexico Beach, the town Hurricane Michael wiped off the map this past Wednesday.
Through a series of unexpected coincidences, Da...
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Katherine Sas's blog:
I like the new costume, but this look is also pretty rad.
Hey, troops. No, not troops. Team. Gang. Fam? It’s been a while. The Doctor has once again landed, this time in Sheffield after a year-long plummet. In the process everything has changed.
Not everything, of course. The show i...
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Wesley Britton's blog:
https://claims.prolificworks.com/gg/2...
Here's another chance to pick up some Halloween treats.
(If you dare)
The Fates Of Evil Men is among the goodies.
https://claims.prolificw... Read more of this blog post »
J.T. Ellison's blog:
As you read this, I am taping the last two (of six) A Word on Words shows of the weekend at Southern Festival of Books. We have a very aggressive festival schedule this year because...
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Melissa Foster's blog:
"I have a confession to make, I have not read Treat and Max's original story, so how this is re-imagined I am not sure, but one thing I am sure off is that this is a truly heartwarming story of second chances." - Fee, Ebook Addic... Read more of this blog post »
Rod Dreher's blog:
This is genius, actually — and exactly what I’ve been saying for years was going to happen. From the Times of London; emphasis below is mine:
Read more of this blog post »BBC staff have been told to use non- binary pronouns when addressing gender-fluid or transgender employees to ensure that the corporation does not develop...
Steve Griffin's blog:
So hurry - get The Lady in the Moon Moth Mask and The Unknown... Read more of this blog post »
Yanis Varoufakis's blog:
Elinor Abbott's blog:
Read more of this blog post »“The Velvet Touch”: Nadja Auermann photographed by Arthur Elgort for Vogue, September 1993
Sergio Sánchez Morán's blog:
¿Os gustó El dios asesinado en el servicio de caballeros?
¡Me alegro! Y si queréis más, la segunda parte ha salido vía crowdfunding ¿Me ayudáis a sacarla adelante?
Los muertos no pagan IVA
Verónica Guerra es detective paranormal. Es a quien recurres cuando intentas cazar gamusinos o cuando un licá... Read more of this blog post »
Emily Skrutskie's blog:
I. SOLD. A. NEW. BOOK.
I’m thrilled to announce BONDS OF BRASS, the first book of a trilogy (!!?!?!?!?!?), will be published by Del Rey in Spring 2020!
Things you’ll find in BONDS OF BRASS:
Idiots At Flight School ™Forbidden romance like WOAHBisexual disastersA surprisingly sturdy rainbow umbrella... Read more of this blog post »
Jennifer Haynie's blog:
Ripley Entertainment Inc.'s blog:
Constantina Maud's blog:
Hello everyone! Things have heated up this week in the review front of Hydranos and I’m sharing with you one of the most thorough and humbling reviews the novel has received up till now. All feedback is of course always most welcome and constructive, however I cannot but acknowledge and embrace t...
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Jacquie Biggar's blog:
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Peter Krol's blog:
A quick confession: I’ve had a bias against large print Bibles. They seemed to me to be designed only for older saints with poor vision. I didn’t see any use for these Bibles aside from the back row or the resource table at church.
I was wrong.
The Benefits of Large Print
When I received the ESV Lar...
Lucinda E. Clarke's blog:
Katherine Addison's blog:
The Hot Zone by Richard PrestonMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is a terrific and also terrifying book about Ebola. It's severely out of date (1994), but is a great snapshot of the epidemiology of Ebola at that particular time. Preston is an amazing writer (much better than his more famous brother Do... Read more of this blog post »
Julia Quinn's blog:
Today, October 14, for just one day only, The Duke and I ebook is a 99¢ Amazon Daily Kindle Deal.
If you are new to the Bridgertons, this is Book 1– the story that started JQ’s most beloved family on their way to Netflix! If you’d like to sample the story before grabbing your great de...
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Chris Mares's blog:
“Just do what you can,” Mrs. Clark said. She wasn’t friendly and she wasn’t unfriendly.
Richard knew he would have to be good and that Mrs. Clark would be watching him, even if he didn’t realize it.
The classroom smelt of linoleum. The sun shone through the window an... Read more of this blog post »
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