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Nicki Chapelway's blog:
There were once three kingdoms that made up the land of Illesya.
Now there is only one.
Three rulers remain. Two queens and a king.
Darkness, vengeance, snow.
A dark prince, an evil sorceress, and a princess of ice.
They are locked in an eternal struggle, each desiring something from the other.
Power,... Read more of this blog post »
Now there is only one.
Three rulers remain. Two queens and a king.
Darkness, vengeance, snow.
A dark prince, an evil sorceress, and a princess of ice.
They are locked in an eternal struggle, each desiring something from the other.
Power,... Read more of this blog post »
Joshua E. Bigger's blog:
Love lives as love lives,
This human mind,
The past,
Lonesome,
Aching to the death bed,
Swears by its name.
Love sings as sparrows sing,
I sing for love is mine,
Me.
Concept free,
No more, I know thee,
No more this or that must be,
No definitions, please.
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This human mind,
The past,
Lonesome,
Aching to the death bed,
Swears by its name.
Love sings as sparrows sing,
I sing for love is mine,
Me.
Concept free,
No more, I know thee,
No more this or that must be,
No definitions, please.
--Joshua Bigger Read more of this blog post »
S.F. Hill's blog:
While I'm not new to writing as a whole. Thanks to my daughters I am new to being published. As the euphoria of holding my novel in my hands for the first time subsides ever so slightly. "As I am a fan of my own work" I come to realize that writing has always been a part of my life. Now I find my...
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L.M. Roth's blog:
L.M. Roth The L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day is a quiz for those familiar with the books of L. M. Roth. If you are not familiar with the books of L. M. Roth, you’d better start cramming!
The answer to yesterday's quiz: a unicorn's horn was NOT one of the objects that Empress Aurora demanded that Marcu... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: a unicorn's horn was NOT one of the objects that Empress Aurora demanded that Marcu... Read more of this blog post »
Jessica Lauryn's blog:
Sitting at breakfast at the New Jersey Romance Writers Conference several years back, I remember being especially moved. Conferences are designed to motivate us as writers, to bring together a community of people who share a similar passion so that we can all learn, motivate and inspire one anoth...
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Alex Ander's blog:
The Target by David BaldacciMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Typical great Baldacci/Will Robie reading. Minimal foul language and the chemistry between Robie and Reel is what makes this book, and so far the series, so exciting. Maybe it's just me, but I love books that have male and female lead characters... Read more of this blog post »
A. Zukowski's blog:
For a sweet story told with raw emotion, the sensitive portrayal of Autism, and an ending that will stay with me for a long time, Courting Light gets 9/10 rainbows! ~ blog by Jamie Deacon
http://www.jamiedeacon.com/courting-l... Read more of this blog post »
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Lea Coll's blog:
My first book, Ms. Lawyer, will be released on November 20th. I'm a trial attorney which influenced the heroine's character and the courtroom scenes. I'm also intrigued with the charm and history of small towns, which is why I chose Chestertown on Maryland's Eastern Shore for the setting. Ms. Law...
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Zoltan Istvan's blog:
This article of mine came out yesterday again in Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/bl... #transhumanism
This article of mine came out yesterday again in Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/bl... #transhumanism
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A. White's blog:
To celebrate this upcoming Halloween. Free ebook giveaway
It's the story of two teenagers in love are about to learn that nothing is as it seems. That entire supernatural worlds exist right beside their own. What they discover in other worlds and their own change them forever. He's the traditional... Read more of this blog post »
It's the story of two teenagers in love are about to learn that nothing is as it seems. That entire supernatural worlds exist right beside their own. What they discover in other worlds and their own change them forever. He's the traditional... Read more of this blog post »
John A. Vanek's blog:
Thank you to all of the Goodreads folks who have read & supported my mystery, DEROS, and made its debut a success. With plenty of novels that take place in N.Y.C. and L.A, it was time for a series set in a small town in the Midwest.
I will be doing readings from both DEROS and the sequel, Mir... Read more of this blog post »
I will be doing readings from both DEROS and the sequel, Mir... Read more of this blog post »
Aleatha Romig's blog:
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟"SHE'S BAAAAAACK!!! New York Times Bestselling Author Aleatha Romig returns with a tour de force of a novel, Secrets, Book One in her Web of Sin Trilogy. This Queen of dark, romantic suspense has woven a web of a multi-layered story that will hold you hostage from Page 1 until the end. It is...
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Wesley Britton's blog:
Take 20% Off Any Script from the Crypt
Can your heart stand the shocking truth behind your favorite horror/sci-fi films? The Scripts from the Crypt series peals back the veil to give readers heretofore untold behind-the-scenes stories. Marvel at the detailed production histories of films like Drac... Read more of this blog post »
Can your heart stand the shocking truth behind your favorite horror/sci-fi films? The Scripts from the Crypt series peals back the veil to give readers heretofore untold behind-the-scenes stories. Marvel at the detailed production histories of films like Drac... Read more of this blog post »
Julia Maiola's blog:
Julia's official website is now live! You can find exclusive interviews, faqs, and information on her upcoming books. Check it out at http://www.juliamaiola.com.
E.G. Manetti's blog:
Breaking volume 6 of the Twelve Systems Chronicle into two full-length novels for release in early 2019 has proved even more challenging than imagined. Nonetheless, both The Nightingale: The Apprentice, Volume 6, and Bond Proof: The Apprentice Volume 7 are on track. There is still much to be don...
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Steve McEllistrem's blog:
Definitions are vital. No matter what you’re trying to convey, you need to know how others define what it is you’re talking about.
People often believe that it’s easy to know a definition and that once you do, everyone who understands that definition has the same one, but that’s not necessarily tr... Read more of this blog post »
People often believe that it’s easy to know a definition and that once you do, everyone who understands that definition has the same one, but that’s not necessarily tr... Read more of this blog post »
Megan Smolenyak's blog:
Genealogy Roundup, October 17
A Map of Every Building in America – Fun toy alert
Why Ted Cruz Should Welcome Immigrants
Veteran Kipina to be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery – Welcome home, Staff Sgt. Marhsall Kipina. Honored to have researched your family.
5 Things You... Read more of this blog post »
A Map of Every Building in America – Fun toy alert
Why Ted Cruz Should Welcome Immigrants
Veteran Kipina to be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery – Welcome home, Staff Sgt. Marhsall Kipina. Honored to have researched your family.
5 Things You... Read more of this blog post »
George Garrigues's blog:
This chap manages to toss one Amazon star at Mrs. Hartley and the Senator: A True Story of Rape and Murder with the comment “I didn't like the presentation and the whole thing seemed trivial. Also very short. I
read it through at one sitting.”
Oh, gosh. And I worked so hard on it, too. Sob.
Yours fo... Read more of this blog post »
read it through at one sitting.”
Oh, gosh. And I worked so hard on it, too. Sob.
Yours fo... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan Frost's blog:
When I launched my book, I will admit that I created my own cover for it. I was cash strapped and, after looking at some of the professional websites, I couldn't afford the two to three hundred dollars those sites were charging.
A month later with few sales, I began to question if my cover design... Read more of this blog post »
A month later with few sales, I began to question if my cover design... Read more of this blog post »
Dana Marton's blog:
October is more than half over, and I feel like it just arrived. The leaves are turning and the days are getting short - and colder! - and I'm working hard on GUARDIAN QUEEN, the third book in my Hardstorm Saga.
Although GUARDIAN QUEEN won't be ready for several weeks, I do have fantasy romance n... Read more of this blog post »
Although GUARDIAN QUEEN won't be ready for several weeks, I do have fantasy romance n... Read more of this blog post »
Joni Parker's blog:
Published in 2017. A Chinese passenger jet crashes in the Ukraine and U.S. Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Agent Rae Jordan is sent to the scene. Her initial job was to meet the aircraft when it landed to meet another DSS agent. However, when it went down, she was closest to the scene and sent...
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Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
INTERVIEW - Everyday Enchantments: Musings on Ordinary Magic and Daily Conjurings by Maria DeBlassie #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/etey30mgvll
GUEST POST - Circle of Dreams (Quytel, #1) by Jane S. Morrissey #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/eeoJ30mgvmm
TANGLED WEB: Deadly Curiosities Book Three... Read more of this blog post »
GUEST POST - Circle of Dreams (Quytel, #1) by Jane S. Morrissey #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/eeoJ30mgvmm
TANGLED WEB: Deadly Curiosities Book Three... Read more of this blog post »
Tina Donahue's blog:
Who says opposites don't attract?
When it comes to one sexy reaper with sin on her mind and a hunk who also happens to be a good angel - watch out.
Disciplining the Beast is Wynona's and Rafael's story in my Taming the Beast series.
Erotic PNR RomCom.
These two heat up the night (the daytime too) wit... Read more of this blog post »
When it comes to one sexy reaper with sin on her mind and a hunk who also happens to be a good angel - watch out.
Disciplining the Beast is Wynona's and Rafael's story in my Taming the Beast series.
Erotic PNR RomCom.
These two heat up the night (the daytime too) wit... Read more of this blog post »
T.F. Lince's blog:
***** AMAZON PAPERBACK GIVEAWAY ******
Room 119 is on an Amazon giveaway in the USA and both prizes are yet to be claimed according to my dashboard....
Please enter below, you have to follow my amazon author page, but it's FREE
Giveaway link...
http://giveaway.amazon.com/p/81ae49b3...
If you lose, you... Read more of this blog post »
Room 119 is on an Amazon giveaway in the USA and both prizes are yet to be claimed according to my dashboard....
Please enter below, you have to follow my amazon author page, but it's FREE
Giveaway link...
http://giveaway.amazon.com/p/81ae49b3...
If you lose, you... Read more of this blog post »
Gay Partington Terry's blog:
A few weeks ago the subject of Dark Matter came up in a conversation among people who are much more intelligent than I am. I admitted that I didn’t understand what Dark Matter is and, because they’re very kind people, they assured me that I shouldn’t worry because no one knows. (I’ve wormed my wa...
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Jeannine Colette's blog:
HE'S BROODY AF, AND SOON HE'LL BE YOURS!
Check out the amazing cover for Bryce: A Sexton Brothers Novel
Title: Bryce: A Sexton Brothers Novel
Age Group: Adult
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: November 15, 2018
Add to you Goodreads TBR http://bit.ly/2Acopvt
PREORDER
Amazon US: https://amzn.to/2N... Read more of this blog post »
Check out the amazing cover for Bryce: A Sexton Brothers Novel
Title: Bryce: A Sexton Brothers Novel
Age Group: Adult
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: November 15, 2018
Add to you Goodreads TBR http://bit.ly/2Acopvt
PREORDER
Amazon US: https://amzn.to/2N... Read more of this blog post »
Cordelia Kingsbridge's blog:
Thank you so much! I’m really happy you enjoyed it, although you certainly could have asked your question - there’s little I wouldn’t have been willing to answer. ;-)
I had a ton of fun doing the Q&A, and it was amazing how creative and thoughtful everyone was with their questions. Just an all...
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Nick Morgan's blog:
Last week I started posting about how to use social networking in a business setting. This week, I’m continuing that discussion with some principles that apply to social networking, and to online connections in general, and in the virtual part of the business world more generally. Are you a sal...
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Janet Fogg's blog:
I had the very great pleasure of attending World Fantasy Con a few years ago, and fortunately my friend Laura warned me about the bag of books given to attendees. How wonderful! Of course I also purchased a few books. Oh, my aching shoulders—what a heavy carry-on bag and suitcase for my retur...
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Melissa Foster's blog:
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SWEPT INTO LOVE, the friends-to-lovers romance that readers are calling "insanely romantic!" $1.99 TODAY ONLY!
➜KINDLE: http://smarturl.it/SWIL_Kindle
Also available at other retailers (not on sale)
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Anna Newton's blog:
Our friends relocated to Amsterdam late last year, and since then we have visited twice, with our next trip already on the cards. Although it sucks when mates move away, it’s an opportunity to have some cracking city breaks, some quality time and a chance to ‘live like a local’ whilst you’re th... Read more of this blog post »
Daren Gillingham's blog:
“My city was broken, and great evil surrounded me. I thought hope a bitter memory before I looked up at a sky wreathed in flame. “The air rippled with the cry of something that made me feel small and powerless. Like a newborn babe. Then, I saw it. The bird of legend. I know not why it came to our...
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Regina Rudd Merrick's blog:
Cold weather.
I’m not a fan.
When my husband was approached about working for the Tentmakers ministry, I’ll be honest, my greatest fear was that they would ask us to move to Minnesota. (shout-out to authors Brenda Anderson and Stacy Monson! I’m talking about Brenda’s books this Friday!)
I have nothi...
Robbie Yates's blog:
A lovely wrinkly Grandma
Had just turned ninety-nine.
Her children gave her roses,
Her sister gave her wine.
A gift came from her grandkids
She took a peek within:
A brand new shiny iron
“To smooth out Grandma’s skin.”
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Image from Pixabay © Alexas_Fotos 2018
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Rachel Marie Martin's blog:
It’s such a lonely place. I know, my friend, I know. This is a safe space here, a sacred conversation between you and me, not filled with expectations and judgements and to-do lists and seemingly simple answers that are in reality, exponentially complex. I know what it feels like to stifle that b...
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Korry Smith's blog:
Chapter Three
Alex took me out to the desert north of Phoenix. It was an odd choice, considering out here the heat could rise and make seventy degrees feel like a hundred, but he said that we couldn't go to an indoor shooting range because I wasn't eighteen.Again, my age brought up as a hindranc... Read more of this blog post »
Alex took me out to the desert north of Phoenix. It was an odd choice, considering out here the heat could rise and make seventy degrees feel like a hundred, but he said that we couldn't go to an indoor shooting range because I wasn't eighteen.Again, my age brought up as a hindranc... Read more of this blog post »
L. Rambit's blog:
it’s good to have a symbol for your particular identity to embrace but it also important to remember the rainbow flag unites us all. All LGBT+ people can use it. I feel like it’s somehow become assumed by a lot of younger lgbt+ people that it’s only fr gay men, which it isn’t and never has been
Th...
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Manus Dare's blog:
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If you have read my newest stories in the Taken While Hubby Watches series, you will find that the stories are pretty short, just over 17,000 words for the longest one.
This was intentional as I hope to later expand one or all of the stories into a longer work, perhaps a series or a...
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Rosa Bustinza's blog:
Ya casi han pasado dos años desde que autopubliqué mi primer ebook en Amazon. Ha sido todo un tiempo de crecimiento (que continúa) gracias a mis lectores. Y, como la razón de ser de mi trabajo son ustedes, nuevamente, mis dos hijos mayores estarán para descarga gratuita durante cinco días: del 16...
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Brendan Vidito's blog:
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My debut collection, Nightmares in Ecstasy, is out today! If you’re a fan of the films of David Cronenberg, the stories of Clive Barker, or the art of Junji Ito, you’ll likely find something to enjoy in these thirteen tales of body horror. If you read the book, please take the time...
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Jana M. Light's blog:
I was thinking today how uninterested I am in reading a lot of theology at the moment and what a huge shift this is in my intellectual appetite. I used to LOVE theology and used to read it almost exclusively. When I was in college, I wanted to be a modern, female C.S. Lewis (until my mom said tha...
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Elizabeth Russell's blog:
I’m so excited to introduce you all to my NEXT BOOK… When I was thirteen years old, I read the Lord of the Rings and was disappointed by the lack of female characters in it. So, I decided to write my own epic fantasy that would be sprinkled with plenty of women characters who fall in … Continue r...
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Claribel A. Ortega's blog:
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Imagine working for years on a book, revising, getting feedback, revising again and then finally sending out to agents only to get rejections, all because of one page. That’s what can happen when you don’t work on your query and I’ve found that seeing examples of queries that work...
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Kate Forest's blog:
My mother-in-law lives in Las Vegas. She owned a used car business there before selling it and retiring. (I’m not making that up.) Frequently, we travel there to see her. And while there, we sometimes visit a casino. Actually, every time we’re there we visit a casino. Because if you stay at a hot... Read more of this blog post »
TammyJo Eckhart's blog:
It has been a while since I reviewed a TV show for you all but given that it is October and that this is a new series, it seems like a good time to look at The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell on Netflix. My husband brought it to my attention so we've been watching it together. How many o...
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L.J. Hayward's blog:
… but ARCs have just gone out for Devil in the Details Eek!!
Pre-order details soonish... 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
