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Nicole Higginbotham-Hogue's blog:
Free Audiobook Codes for Those That Would Like to Do a Review
I am giving out free Audible audiobook codes for those that would like to do a review on one of my books. Comment below if you are interested.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
Rosie Hawkins's blog:
Free Children's e-book with drawings
My children's e-book with drawings 'Dapzie and Daffy Dinosaur and the Kids, Billy and Milly' is free on Amazon for a few days. Links are http://amzn.eu/9VfVDE5 for the UK and http://a.co/a9eVi6v for the US. Reviews would be appreciated. This can also be bought as a paperback with glossy cover. Ho...
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Krista Perry Dunn's blog:
The real Camelot?
Cadbury Castle, previously known as Camalet, is a bronze and Iron Age hill fort located in Somerset County (Southwestern England.) Most recent excavations reveal that this 18 acre plateau surrounded by ramparts was variously occupied from the Neolithic period through the Bronze and Iron Age, reus...
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Mary Catelli's blog:
Lady Moon
Lady Moon, Lady Moon, where are you roving?
"Over the sea."
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"Over the sea."
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Suzanne McKenna Link's blog:
A New Look!
Saving Toby & Keeping Claudia have all new covers!
What's New: Eye-catching new illustrated covers.Newly formatted interiors for all versions, both paperback and ebook. Revised chapters in Keeping Claudia. The first six chapters were professionally re-edited to provide a smoother, more enjoy... Read more of this blog post »
What's New: Eye-catching new illustrated covers.Newly formatted interiors for all versions, both paperback and ebook. Revised chapters in Keeping Claudia. The first six chapters were professionally re-edited to provide a smoother, more enjoy... Read more of this blog post »
Marley Lynn's blog:
Hello to the World!
After years of reading books, I decided it was time to write one myself. I’m lucky enough to have some friends in the publishing biz - Kate Karyus Quinn and Demitria Lunetta - who already knew the ropes. And luckily, they were looking for someone to hop in with them on a fun ride - the Mount Olym...
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Randy Green's blog:
Thoughts on the November Elections – Part 2
When is Jesus coming again?
We know the answer to that question. You can too. We even learn about the Rapture and the Tribulation Period. Join our Bible study on 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, and you will get your answers in no time flat. And the best part of it all is that we didn...
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Peter Townsend's blog:
DEATH IN SEPIA
A murder mystery set in the murky world of Victorian 'spirit photography.'
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91W1A...
Haley Langwood's blog:
His Guardian Angel!
Writing goes better than expected, which is good because I’m behind as it is. That I’m behind on schedule was to be expected, my best friend is dying, and I’m working many hours right now. Plus Max’s front paw is still worrying me.
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Greg Murray's blog:
Pit Bull Heroes: 49 Dogs With Resilience & Heart
Hi Friends!
Pit Bull Heroes: 49 Underdogs with Resilience and Heart is now available where books are sold. Its official release date is September 3rd and the book release party will be September 7th in Cleveland, Ohio.
I'll post more updates soon. If you're on IG, you can follow me at @thegregmurr... Read more of this blog post »
Pit Bull Heroes: 49 Underdogs with Resilience and Heart is now available where books are sold. Its official release date is September 3rd and the book release party will be September 7th in Cleveland, Ohio.
I'll post more updates soon. If you're on IG, you can follow me at @thegregmurr... Read more of this blog post »
Paul Colt's blog:
Fuzzy Q. Jones
Al St. John got his start in silent films in 1912. His uncle Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle recommended the young man to Mack Sennett Studios where he joined his uncle and Buster Keaton in Sennett’s iconic Keystone Cops cast. Part vaudevillian, part slap-stick stunt man, facial expressionist, St. John f...
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Ruby Fitzgerald's blog:
A Worthy Battle
Who you spend your time with changes your perspective on every aspect of your life. Negative energy breeds despondency, positive breeds happiness. It's as simple - and as complicated - as that.
It's sometimes incredibly hard to pull yourself away from negative people. They complain about things t... Read more of this blog post »
It's sometimes incredibly hard to pull yourself away from negative people. They complain about things t... Read more of this blog post »
James Hannon's blog:
New Video! COSPLAYER HOTSPOT – EPISODE 2: JACQUELINE HANNON
Welcome back to the second episode of Cosplayer HotSpot – where I interview interesting cosplayers I have met since I started writing my book “Anatomy of a Cosplayer: Tales From Behind the Mask.” Some have been interviewed in the book, while others I met after publishing it – all have intriguing...
Ernesto H. Lee's blog:
Free Kindle Download
Hi there. My new book ‘Walk With Me, One Hundred Days of Crazy’ is available for free download in the Kindle store until 22nd July.
If you download and enjoy the book, I would be extremely grateful if you could add a review or rating.
Many thanks
Ernesto H Lee
If you download and enjoy the book, I would be extremely grateful if you could add a review or rating.
Many thanks
Ernesto H Lee
Brooke O'Brien's blog:
Mystery Signed Paperback Giveaway!
I recently reached 3.5K likes on Facebook and 3K followers on Instagram. Woohoo! To celebrate, I have TWO mystery signed paperbacks up for grabs.
ONE on Facebook and ONE on Instagram!
I can't even begin to tell you how you how much I appreciate your love and support since I released my debut novel... Read more of this blog post »
ONE on Facebook and ONE on Instagram!
I can't even begin to tell you how you how much I appreciate your love and support since I released my debut novel... Read more of this blog post »
David McMullen-Sullivan's blog:
The Eagle Has Landed
It's the 50th anniversary of America's moon landing. It stands as one of the most monumental achievements of mankind. In observance of the occasion we rented First Man, a film about the space program, Neil Armstrong and the first walk on the moon.
Some of the scenes are tense because the danger wa... Read more of this blog post »
Some of the scenes are tense because the danger wa... Read more of this blog post »
Kaitlyn Weiss's blog:
My weird cat
You know, sometimes I think that these cats are from the land of fairies. They are so unlike their fluffy colleagues. I often wake up in the middle of the night to see that my Max is looking through a window. He is peering into the Moon. He is definitely thinking about Other Worlds.
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Phillip Gallant's blog:
On 3 Picture Books by Phillip Gallant
Phillip Gallant had been an active comic book consumer as a teenager, and had been delighted to learn that many series that Phillip Gallant had been following were collected and redistributed as "graphic novels": 3 Picture Books by Phillip Gallant follows that formula, or something like it. 3 Pic...
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John Bernard Ruane's blog:
We Need Another JFK
This is a special week for anyone who was alive and old enough to remembere the incredible accomplishment of NASA on July 20, 1969, landing a spacecraft on the moon, and Neil Armstrong taking “a small step for man, but a giant leap for mankind.” Watching the wonderful American Experience three-pa...
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Katheryn Maddox Haddad's blog:
Saturday 7/20 ~ INVADING HEAVEN
The scripture for today, July 20 (7/20), is Ecclesiastes 7:20 as found in the Old Testament of the Bible:"There is not a righteous man on earth who does what is right and never sins."
Many people believe if they don't murder or steal, and if they help people poorer than themselves, and aren't mea... Read more of this blog post »
Noah K. Sturdevant's blog:
Hell of a Party is coming!
HELL OF A PARTY, BOOK 1 FROM THE BOOK OF BERT IS READY FOR PREORDER (HITS YOUR KINDLES ON AUGUST 9TH!)
Your favorite demon is having a full adventure of his own. That's right, Mark Vedis's partner in the Southeast Asia Paranormal Police Department is having a Hell of a party. It's fun, funny, and... Read more of this blog post »
Your favorite demon is having a full adventure of his own. That's right, Mark Vedis's partner in the Southeast Asia Paranormal Police Department is having a Hell of a party. It's fun, funny, and... Read more of this blog post »
Anna Schultz's blog:
Where is your PASSION? And does it align with GOD'S WILL?
People today, especially young people get caught up in the cause of the moment. We want change. We want something to be passionate about. We want to make a difference. But as Christians, are we making a difference in the kingdom of God? Because that’s what really matters. But how can we be true d...
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Mary Detweiler's blog:
uncommon bravery
If you are interested in reading a true story of uncommon bravery, I suggest you read Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Mark Sullivan. It’s about a 17 year old Italian boy, Pino Lella, who risks his life to help Jews escape capture by the Nazis during World War II. I’m not even half-way through it yet and...
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Christian Kallias's blog:
Captain's Log - Battlestations!
Captain’s Log
Kevin’s adventures are coming to an end
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Battlestations!
Captain’s Log – Stardate 73014.7
It is with a little bit of sadness but accompanied with excitement that the Far Beyond series is coming to an end. I am currently working on an epic ending t... Read more of this blog post »
Anthea T Piscarik's blog:
Starry-eyed
Positive people view life and its challenges with the “glass-half-full” attitude. Starry-eyed individuals take positive outlooks to an extreme, i.e. borderline delusional to some critics. In one defining phrase, it’s considered a failure to recognize the practical realities of a situation.
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Keshawn A Spence's blog:
DOD Reads Interview
Check out my interview on DODReads.com.
https://www.dodreads.com/authors-inte...
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Carmen Rubino's blog:
Supporting Indie Authors
There are over 600,000 books published in America each year. This fact is enough to give publishing companies pause and independent authors nightmares.
However, you can help independent authors, who are much more limited in their resources, get readership. It is a short three step process.
Read -... Read more of this blog post »
However, you can help independent authors, who are much more limited in their resources, get readership. It is a short three step process.
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Pavel Stanishev's blog:
About GMO
"Don't eat that, it's GMO!!!"
Well, technically, everything is GMO. Your golden retriever or new yorkie, for example, is purely GMO – it’s the result of years of selective crossbreeding selection.
Your parents have eaten GMO products, theirs did that, too. Truth is that nowadays there are almost n... Read more of this blog post »
Well, technically, everything is GMO. Your golden retriever or new yorkie, for example, is purely GMO – it’s the result of years of selective crossbreeding selection.
Your parents have eaten GMO products, theirs did that, too. Truth is that nowadays there are almost n... 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
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