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Harv Boal's blog:
THE MELT SERIES, set in an imaginary Alaska besieged by global warming an... Read more of this blog post »
Bert Murray's blog:
"James was tall and blond and slim, but his neck was wide and strong like the Greek statues the class saw at the museum trip we had taken last week. He had eyes as blue as the Pacific Ocean. His nose was straight. He was tall and beautiful to look a... Read more of this blog post »
Richard McDowall's blog:
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Jack Tyler's blog:
"Most writers enjoy two periods of happiness — when a glorious idea comes to mind, and secondly, when a last page has been written and you haven't had time to know how much better it ought to be." ~ J.B. Priestly
What are you thinking about when you write? Are you thinking about the story, or are... Read more of this blog post »
Mel Finefrock's blog:
J.J. Campbell's blog:
Eliza Shearer's blog:
Adriana Locke's blog:
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Bruce Rose's blog:
Okay, so, I'm working on this story, right? And it's supposed to be a short story for my Dirty Shorts series. Just a hot little ditty. But no. These two guys just won't play nice. They keep demanding more. Now it's getting longer and I just... What the hell, man? Why can't my characters listen t... Read more of this blog post »
Penelope Ward's blog:
Drunk Dial is live early and on limited-time release sale for $3.99. (Changing to $4.99 after release. This will be the ONLY sale.) A fun, sexy, STANDALONE second-chance romance!Amazon ➜ http://amzn.to/2fXfzKn
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Nook ➜ http://bit.ly/2xeEH2H... Read more of this blog post »
Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
Amazon sales rankings are a snare and a delusion and clickbait, which I suppose... Read more of this blog post »
Bernard Jan's blog:
Each week Author Shout posts 15 book covers in Cover Wars and at the end of the week (Sunday at 8 AM EST) voting will end. The cover with the most votes becomes their book of the week. They will promote it... Read more of this blog post »
Daniel B. Hunt's blog:
Ah... so close to the final first draft...
Of cour... Read more of this blog post »
Michael Brachman's blog:
Yesterday, I provided conclusive evidence that there is intelligence out in the universe and that controlling organization may not be so benevolent, at least from my perspective. It may not be that the universe is cruel, it may just be that we puny mortals cannot comprehend the humor imposed.Tod... Read more of this blog post »
Stefan Zackariat's blog:
What makes you special, when you're playing in a team filled with stars? You are only one of 24, everyone is talented, everyone wants to be a star, everyone claims to be the best. Iassine Shaka needs to find a way to stand out to his fans, his teammates, his... Read more of this blog post »
Jennifer Lorenzen's blog:
Although there have been requests for one and although I know it can be rather annoying not to be informed about a new blog post via email, I have decided not to set up a newsletter form my site. At least not any time soon. Instead I will create a schedule for this site, so it will at least be a...
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Amy Alkon's blog:
I'm a woman looking for a new boyfriend and considering various online dating sites. Some have long questionnaires, and they factor your answers into an "algorithm" to match you with the best possible partner. Are these sites significantly better than the others?
--Site SeekerMost people will...
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Bruce Olav Solheim's blog:
Adam Graham's blog:
Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze by Steve EnglehartMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This book collects all Eight issues of the 1970s Doc Savage Comic which adapted Doc Savage novels into two issue comic stories, "The Man of Bronze," "Death in Silver," "The Monsters," and "Brand of the Werewolf."
Probably the... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan B. Peterson's blog:
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Lecture 7 in my Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories series.
Life at the individual and the societal level is punctuated by crisis and catastrophe. This stark truth finds its narrative representation in the widely-distributed universal motif of the flood...
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Alexandra Alosh's blog:
Dawn M. Hafner's blog:
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My app collection seems to go in phases. When I discover one great one an entire wave of them come into my existence. These are life changers, productivity changers and I included links here for you to check out.
Alarmy – Getting up early to make time...
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H.K. Lune's blog:
Read more of this blog post »-Arya dying
-Arya and Jon not reuniting
-Arya killing anyone in her family
-Arya not marrying Gendry
-Arya being sad or harmed in any way
Heather Rose Jones's blog:
Just a quick note this time. Yesterday we did a little more wandering around Durham. Checked out the stalls in the Old Market Hall looking for gifts, but didn't see anything that really grabbed me. Went off to look at Sara & Joel's new house that they're gradual...
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Leopold Borstinski's blog:
Found an interesting article in The Independent which asked a good question and then spent its entire length not even beginning to address anything close to an answer. The point was made that even though recorded crime has reduced, why is there a surge in popularity in the fiction crime genre?
The...
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Lynda Barry's blog:
Stars, Gas, and Dust Battle in the Carina Nebula
Where is the light coming from in this image and what kind of light is it?
Emunah Y'srael's blog:
David Blankenship's blog:
Authors note: The last line in Question? part one has been deleted and replaced on this page.
“Hello,” a male voice belonging to a person she had never met said.
“The Ford is the best deal, since you only plan to keep it for five years or less. You will be happier with the Cooper because it’s what...
Reino Gevers's blog:
[image error]When you are planning to climb a high mountain, preparation is everything. No wonder all the guide books warn pilgrims to be mentally and physically prepared. You need to check the weather report, take enough food and water and at the same time be open to changing your plan at the la...
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Annie Dieu-Le-Veut's blog:
In order to interpret the metaphors contained in ancient myths, one has to first of all understand that they were meant to act as mnemonics, and so they were based on characters that our ancestors drew in the stars over their heads. In this way, these nomadic nocturnal wanderers and seafarers co...
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Bellann Summer's blog:
Time to get back to working on my currant story.
Robert Stephen's blog:
Chapter 3Early next morning George stood in a narrow vacant lot across the street from Locke's Ford. In his right hand, a pillowcase full of rocks. Still seething from the events three days ago, he stood, holding an average size rock and glared at the showroom windows. There were nine large panes... Read more of this blog post »
Emmy van Ruijven's blog:
Zo’n anderhalf jaar geleden ruilde ik dit boek tijdens een ruilavond. Het klonk wel tof en het omslag vond ik ook wel mooi – zij het misschien wat jonger dan de reguliere Young Adult doelgroep. Vervolgens stond het boek al die tijd in mijn kast. Pas toen ik zag dat de auteur naar YALC zou […]
Het...
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