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J.D. Stark's blog:
Revenge Factor by J.D.Stark
Stepping from the ship to the pavement behind the two men, a familiar and friendly face to Mark anyway, appears. Yami walks up to Mark, extending his hand in friendship. “Your father wishes to see you. He would also like Ms. Wilson to accompany you back to Dallas. He promises no harm.”
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“What if I... Read more of this blog post »
Michael McCloskey's blog:
A Milestone for The Trilisk Ruins
The Trilisk Ruins finally made it to 500 reviews on Amazon US
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
And ~1600 ratings on Goodreads
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
And almost to 200 reviews on Apple iBooks
https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-...
And ~130 on Google Play
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
And ~1600 ratings on Goodreads
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
And almost to 200 reviews on Apple iBooks
https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-...
And ~130 on Google Play
https://play.google.co... Read more of this blog post »
Bradley West's blog:
Deutsche Bank | Trump’s Black Hole
Source: Grant Stern/ The Trump Organization
In Silver Blaze, Sherlock Holmes deduces much from a dog that did not bark in the night. Like many True Lies newsletter subscribers, I downloaded the Mueller Report bu...
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Saurav L. Chaudhari's blog:
A Bicycle
First I saw Nature as my observer, my judge keeping track of the things I did wrong, so as to know whether I merited heaven or hell when I die. He was out there, sort of the President. I recognized his picture when I saw it, but I didn’t really know Him.
Later on, when I recognized my higher powe... Read more of this blog post »
Later on, when I recognized my higher powe... Read more of this blog post »
Hunter Dennis's blog:
The Most Interesting Part of my Patreon Post
Unfortunately, in the modern age, art has discovered the deep pockets of the lowest common denominator. Across the globe, an increasing number of people have more money to spend on entertainment than ever before. If one billion people are capable of buying your "product," why create art or entert...
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Carol Mason's blog:
My thoughts on my reviews
I am always a bit "Eek!" about reading reviews of my novels. Unlike some other authors, I find them very illuminating. They often remind me what I'm doing well, or draw attention to things I might want to improve on. Unless they're cruel or abusive (some are), or plain daft, I am pretty much up f...
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Derek Cunningham's blog:
When the Stars Moved
As the position of the stars are not constant, the ancient religion of the Stone Age would clearly have faced a major problem.
Astronomers would gradually become aware that the link between the stars and the places they marked on Earth were slowly changing. So, the question is, could this be relat... Read more of this blog post »
Astronomers would gradually become aware that the link between the stars and the places they marked on Earth were slowly changing. So, the question is, could this be relat... Read more of this blog post »
Catherine F. King's blog:
Discworld Witches & Agency
Terry Pratchett. Knight Bachelor of the United Kingdom, Arsonist of Fantasy Tropes, Knight of the Starmetal Blade, Tyrant of Footnotes. This past March marks four years since his death. Yet for a dead man, his career is looking pretty bright! His collaboration with Neil Gaiman, Good Omens, will b...
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LaTorre Mays's blog:
Status report: And so the endgame begins…I had made it to...
Status report: And so the endgame begins…
I had made it to the last stretch. And by that I meant writing Book 3 in my Darkened series.
It was hard to believe that a few months ago I had a bit of a stall. Even harder to believe that a few weeks ago, I had seen the light at the end of the tunnel. A s...
Carl Alves's blog:
Game of Thrones "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms"
This episode was the calm before the storm. Whereas, episode one of the final season was just okay with all of the character reunions, I found A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, to be a far more satisfying episode. It had a lot of what I really enjoy about Game of Thrones—great dialogue between well...
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J.D. Cunegan's blog:
Plotting vs. Pantsing (or Maybe Plotting *and* Pantsing?)
I have a confession to make.
I’ve been outlining of late.
Don’t tell the World Association of Pantsers. They’ll have me excommunicated. Or maybe they’ll throw a sheet over my head, toss me into the back of a van, and drive me to the set of Whose Line is it Anyway? and not let me leave until I succe... Read more of this blog post »
I’ve been outlining of late.
Don’t tell the World Association of Pantsers. They’ll have me excommunicated. Or maybe they’ll throw a sheet over my head, toss me into the back of a van, and drive me to the set of Whose Line is it Anyway? and not let me leave until I succe... Read more of this blog post »
Larry Chiagouris's blog:
Advice for College Grads Stuck in Unwanted Jobs
Due to the substantial concern about getting a job throughout the world, many reporters from well known media outlets have asked questions related to the topics in this book. They have raised issues or asked questions directly to me or through media sources about personal branding, references, re...
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Shawn James's blog:
E’steem Goddess Of? Now Avaliable in Paperback & KindleUnlimited
ISBN-13: 978-1979732161
KindleUnlimited subscribers read for FREE!
Torment! While E’steem prepares for her new role as a goddess, the demonic dominatrix Avarisk, The Tormentor hopes to make her life a living hell when she pays a visit to the Island of Solitude. Can New Heliopolis’ new goddess use h... Read more of this blog post »
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Torment! While E’steem prepares for her new role as a goddess, the demonic dominatrix Avarisk, The Tormentor hopes to make her life a living hell when she pays a visit to the Island of Solitude. Can New Heliopolis’ new goddess use h... Read more of this blog post »
John Cosstick's blog:
The New Economy and The Future of Work
The arrival of negative equity in housing will have a profound impact on the millennial generation and their life plan in regards to the creation and retention of wealth. It is because negative equity may last a long time, perhaps 10 years or more.
This will require families to turn to the New Eco... Read more of this blog post »
This will require families to turn to the New Eco... Read more of this blog post »
Siena Noble's blog:
Get Ready! High Risk is (Finally) Almost Here!
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Yes, at long last, I finally have a totally-official release date: May 24th. I’m very sorry for not having out this week as I had originally hoped; but although it did take a little longer than anticipated to get everything straightened out in terms of copyediting, formatting, and pr...
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Rhonda Fink-Whitman's blog:
Washington passed a SCHMANDATE - a cautionary tale for other states
This stinks and here's why. #Washington state legislators didn't pass a mandate, they passed a #SCHMANDATE. This bill only ENCOURAGES #Holocaust #education and promises to work with a tiny non-profit that cannot possibly accommodate the needs for teacher training, curriculum guidelines, and suppl...
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Garrison Kelly's blog:
Kicking Me While I'm Down
VERSE 1
Cheap shot, money shot, what’s the difference?
They both chip away at someone’s innocence
Brick by brick, my foundation crumbles down
The rubble on my carcass weighs a million pounds
Even when life itself has passed me the fuck by
I keep asking myself again what’s the reason why?
Why are these s... Read more of this blog post »
Cheap shot, money shot, what’s the difference?
They both chip away at someone’s innocence
Brick by brick, my foundation crumbles down
The rubble on my carcass weighs a million pounds
Even when life itself has passed me the fuck by
I keep asking myself again what’s the reason why?
Why are these s... Read more of this blog post »
Bernard Schaffer's blog:
Google Spring Deal Alert
Google Spring Deal: THE THIEF OF ALL LIGHT just $2.99, courtesy of Kensington Publishing Corp.
Deal ends 4/25 so don't sleep.
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Deal ends 4/25 so don't sleep.
https://books.google.com/books?id=yh0...
Sally Brandle's blog:
Peter Bird's blog:
Am I not SCARY enough for anyone?
So, in the absence of influential friends in high places, desirable / attractive genetics, oh, and yes, talent, I have decided to blow a raspberry at the publishing industry and just write and produce material that I think is of good quality, and will appeal to the particular genre that I am writ...
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Brian K. Wilcox's blog:
Listening as sacred art
we speak of listening to
while listening as sacred art is never listening to
this listening is always a listening with
for arising from union into communion
even when one is speaking
in this communion of listening
he or she is still listening
the listening is the act of communion
regardless of who speak... Read more of this blog post »
while listening as sacred art is never listening to
this listening is always a listening with
for arising from union into communion
even when one is speaking
in this communion of listening
he or she is still listening
the listening is the act of communion
regardless of who speak... Read more of this blog post »
Shannyn Leah's blog:
Cover Reveal for book #2 in the series, A Cinnamon Bay Romance
And, drumroll please...here is my cover for our Cinnamon Bay romances!
TA DA!
Jewel of the Bay is the first in my series following Mecca Raleigh and Carter Lewis on their rocky road to happily ever after! It's a full-length novel full of heat, spice, and meddling matchmakers, along with a helping o... Read more of this blog post »
Alex Shaland's blog:
Review of Suburbanites on Safari by Marcia Polevoi
After reading my recently released book, Suburbanites on Safari: Chasing Lions and Giraffes in South Africa and Zimbabwe, Marcia Polevoi wrote a wonderful and insightful review that follows.
“I have always wanted to go to Africa to see all the wildlife. However, we are of an age that now prevents... Read more of this blog post »
“I have always wanted to go to Africa to see all the wildlife. However, we are of an age that now prevents... Read more of this blog post »
Divya Mohan's blog:
What did success and failures teach you? Read this story of how Value Buds came to life
As a child, I was a rebel. I wanted to be the best at everything I did. I worked very hard to compete and I did succeed. My parents always encouraged me and spoke highly of me. I got a lot of attention from people around. But all these happened at a cost… At times when I did not succeed, I lost m...
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Shirley Fessel's blog:
Easter and Domestic Abuse
One of the
most important ways in which my faith matured in the course of escaping
domestic abuse in the name of God was the application of eternal life to the
situation.
The way that
the Bible and faith concepts were hurled against me was contrary to Jesus’
message and example, his demonstration that...
Kirsty Dallas's blog:
SALE SALE SALE
The comedy romance with a twist, STUPID LOVE, is on special for just another 24 hours.
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Louise Dando-Collins's blog:
'THE OTHER SIDE OF LILLY"
BLOG 18
CHAPTER 8
It was one of those days at the gallery when all was quiet. The rain lashed down, Butler was 'out for the day,' which could mean anything from a doctor's appointment, to picking up an artist from the airport. Eva was visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales lunching with the c... Read more of this blog post »
CHAPTER 8
It was one of those days at the gallery when all was quiet. The rain lashed down, Butler was 'out for the day,' which could mean anything from a doctor's appointment, to picking up an artist from the airport. Eva was visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales lunching with the c... Read more of this blog post »
A.E. Chandler's blog:
Notre Dame - Cathedral Fires
https://youtu.be/Vyau57hJr0E
After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, medieval historian and author A. E. Chandler takes a look at what the fire at Notre Dame means, as well as other famous churches that have survived disaster.
You can learn more about history and travel on my author websit... Read more of this blog post »
After the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, medieval historian and author A. E. Chandler takes a look at what the fire at Notre Dame means, as well as other famous churches that have survived disaster.
You can learn more about history and travel on my author websit... Read more of this blog post »
Bill Ricardi's blog:
My Foxy Boyfriend - New Chapter Up
Chapter 18 of 'My Foxy Boyfriend' is up!
Red and Olivia have a heart to heart. A decision is made.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/1806017...
Red and Olivia have a heart to heart. A decision is made.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/1806017...
Xavier Neal's blog:
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS!!!
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS!!!
Two days till Remy and Yavok tempt you to the dark side!!!
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GIVEAWAY: http://bit.ly/2VY0WH8
Release Alert: https://bit.ly/2V2Lf0y
Cover Designer: Dana Leah (Designs by Dana) Read more of this blog post »
Two days till Remy and Yavok tempt you to the dark side!!!
GR LINK: http://bit.ly/2CILYgt
GIVEAWAY: http://bit.ly/2VY0WH8
Release Alert: https://bit.ly/2V2Lf0y
Cover Designer: Dana Leah (Designs by Dana) Read more of this blog post »
J.M. Ney-Grimm's blog:
Book of the Month?
Go vote! Go vote! Oh, please go vote!
So what’s all this about? ReadFreely has short listed my novella Blood Silver for their Book of the Month.
Who are they? A husband-wife team who love to read and started a website with the mission “to find the very best books and bring them to you w...
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Michaela Maria Marshall's blog:
Keys to Recovery and Kingdom Living
The keys that open the door for recovery from past abuse and to living for the Kingdom of God are unique for each individual. As I discussed in Freedom in Truth, the main keys that gave me the incentive to recover are the presence of my paternal grandmother; the presence of God, through prayer an...
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Jonathon McElhaney's blog:
new book, new co-author!
I have great an exciting news! I have joined forces with Virginia Johnson, the author or Soulless Nights and The Blood of Abigail to bring you a fantastic book full of all you would want: excitement, thrill, suspense and horror!
RELEASE DATE IS MAY 10TH!
The Demon Maker is available for pre-ord... Read more of this blog post »
RELEASE DATE IS MAY 10TH!
The Demon Maker is available for pre-ord... Read more of this blog post »
John R. Cobb's blog:
A Haiku: Midnight Moon
Behold, midnight moon
Casting nocturnal shadow
Vanquished at sunrise
Accompanying image at https://twitter.com/john_r_cobb
Casting nocturnal shadow
Vanquished at sunrise
Accompanying image at https://twitter.com/john_r_cobb
Nanyamka Boyer's blog:
The Heart Is Deceitful!
The Heart Is Deceitful! By Nanyamka Boyer Greetings my beloved reader, and fellow brother or sister in Christ, our Lord. It is my prayer that as you read this blog post, you and your loved ones are in good health and in good spirits, if not know that to the trial of your faith there is a season a...
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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
