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Rishab Borah's blog:
Fun Fact: Jack and Jill
Fun Fact: The Jack and Jill nursery rhyme most likely originated from a Norse folk tale about two kids named Hjuki and Bil who went to a well to draw water and were stolen by the moon god.
Jaws R.'s blog:
Pharafaneelya The Gates Between Us
A True Thriller Ride! Pharafaneelya The Gates Between Us, the third series is here for for all the fans who have been waiting….
Click the link to get you copy now…!
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Zoltan Istvan's blog:
Some of my #transhumanism work newly out in #Chinese, #Italian, and #Hungarian: https://bit.ly/2Ms9SRQ & https://fondazioneleonardo-cdm.com/it...
Some of my #transhumanism work newly out in #Chinese, #Italian, and #Hungarian: https://bit.ly/2Ms9SRQ &
https://fondazioneleonardo-cdm.com/it... &
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Latesha Kellam's blog:
Don’t try to mute me!
Throughout my life there has been many situations where I have let people in my life make me feel so small or so badly that I lost my voice. I am not just referring to romantic relationships, but also other relationships in my life. If I voiced my opinion about any situation, I was looked at as a tr
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Anthony Blankenship's blog:
Giveaway
Starting tomorrow thru Tuesday, Night Of The Banshee will be free on Amazon. Please check it out and leave a review.
Alex Castro's blog:
Curso: Introdução à Grande Conversa
Introdução à Grande Conversa:
Um passeio pela história do ocidente através da literatura
Curso em 10 aulas, sempre às quintas, de 3 em 3 semanas, a partir de 2 de julho.
Vendas abertas:
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Um passeio pela história do ocidente através da literatura
Curso em 10 aulas, sempre às quintas, de 3 em 3 semanas, a partir de 2 de julho.
Vendas abertas:
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Keith Hutson's blog:
Summer Topic - Favorite Foods, Part 2
Is it just me, or does the COVID crisis create some sort of weird time distortion effect? Some days that I feel should be dragging on are going quickly, and those that I feel should be over in a blink are going at molasses speed. Maybe it's because I've been playing too much Xenoblade?
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So, I'm going Read more of this blog post »
Rita Chhetri's blog:
CORONA PANDEMIC- A LESSON FOR PREPAREDNESS IN FUTUREThe C...
CORONA PANDEMIC- A LESSON FOR PREPAREDNESS IN FUTURE
The COVID-19 outbreak was reported first towards the end of 2019. This new virus and disease where unknown before the outbreak began in Wuhan, China in December 2019. COVID-19 is now a pandemic affecting many countries globally. A delay in det Read more of this blog post »
Lisa Jensen's blog:
RUNAWAYS: CHAPTER 17
Chapter 17: HARLEQUIN IN HELL The next installment of my novel online, Runaways: A Tale Of Jonkanoo, a sequel to Witch from the Sea
There were many possibilities, and not one shred of solid information. Jack needed to be up and doing something, plotting a strategy, following a trail, fighting an enem Read more of this blog post »
There were many possibilities, and not one shred of solid information. Jack needed to be up and doing something, plotting a strategy, following a trail, fighting an enem Read more of this blog post »
Carl Alves's blog:
Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson
Overall, I enjoyed Words of Radiance, perhaps not as much as the first novel in the series, but I still thought it was quite good. Not that I thought every aspect of this novel was good. For one thing, it’s too long. Even though some parts of it are page turning and intriguing, there were too many l
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Gerry Haller's blog:
https://www.goodreads.comWill's Adventure to the Candy Mountaihttps://drgerryhallerstories.com
Why would a child want to go to the Candy Mountain? It is a simple question, but a fun one.
Lisa de Nikolits's blog:
Interview With An Author Featuring Madona Skaff
Today I’m delighted to be chatting to fellow Madame of Mayhem, Madona Skaff, about her newest book, Death by Association. Welcome, Madonna and thank you for chatting with me today!
For those who don't know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author?
I live in Ottawa, Ontar Read more of this blog post »
For those who don't know you already, tell something about yourself and how you became an author?
I live in Ottawa, Ontar Read more of this blog post »
Deborah Sheldon's blog:
Hand To Mouth out now in paperback
Demain Publishing UK releases my sci-fi/horror novelette, Hand To Mouth, in paperback.
The back-cover blurb reads:
“When the truth doesn’t satisfy, people make up stories.”
An imprisoned man writes letters to his son, trying to explain the bizarre circumstances that led to his incarceration. But can hi Read more of this blog post »
The back-cover blurb reads:
“When the truth doesn’t satisfy, people make up stories.”
An imprisoned man writes letters to his son, trying to explain the bizarre circumstances that led to his incarceration. But can hi Read more of this blog post »
E.S. Obern's blog:
Announcement
I'm excited to announce the publication date for the second book in the Peacock Court series! "Sorrows of Grace" will be available via Amazon on June 30th, 2020.
You can catch a sneak peek of the summary here:
Trauma has a way of echoing.
Forever changed by recent events, a young and beautiful courtesa Read more of this blog post »
You can catch a sneak peek of the summary here:
Trauma has a way of echoing.
Forever changed by recent events, a young and beautiful courtesa Read more of this blog post »
Daniel Cubias's blog:
All In
If you could time travel back to 2016 and issue dire warnings about the Trump Administration, as soon as you mentioned the president tear-gassing peaceful protesters in order to engineer a photo op in front of a church while waving a bible around… well, your listeners would dismiss you as a deranged
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Aidan McNally's blog:
Thursday Thoughts ~ All Lives Matter
After a small break from being here posting and tweeting and making blog posts, well it is hard to stay quiet any longer.
What issues are irking me right now?
I wanted to ask you for a little thought on this the 1st Thursday in June.
Do you know, are you aware or have you ever really considered how B Read more of this blog post »
What issues are irking me right now?
I wanted to ask you for a little thought on this the 1st Thursday in June.
Do you know, are you aware or have you ever really considered how B Read more of this blog post »
E. Graziani's blog:
Amazing Teen Readers!
Check out this amazing article in BookRiot! All the more power to teen readers!
https://bookriot.com/2019/04/05/teen-...
***30 TEEN BOOK BLOGGERS, BOOKSTAGRAMMERS, AND BOOKTUBERS YOU SHOULD BE FOLLOWING
Karissa Knox Sorrell Apr 5, 2019
I love it when I meet teenagers who read. As a lover of books, espe Read more of this blog post »
https://bookriot.com/2019/04/05/teen-...
***30 TEEN BOOK BLOGGERS, BOOKSTAGRAMMERS, AND BOOKTUBERS YOU SHOULD BE FOLLOWING
Karissa Knox Sorrell Apr 5, 2019
I love it when I meet teenagers who read. As a lover of books, espe Read more of this blog post »
Katheryn Thompson's blog:
The Sellout by Paul Beatty
I picked this one up because I've only recently realised how few books I've read by authors of colour (to my shame). I didn't know a lot about The Sellout; only that I'd seen it recommended by several people, and it was available (as an ebook) at my local library. That was good enough for me.
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L.M. Roth's blog:
L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day
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:
Abelard used marigolds to cure a mysterious malady that afflicted him and his page in Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz:
Abelard used marigolds to cure a mysterious malady that afflicted him and his page in Read more of this blog post »
Kelly L. Miller's blog:
For Me
Unless it's a well paid commission that I've accepted, I don't do what I do for you. But if you like it and find you can relate to it, feel free to and thank you.
Craig Peterson Jr.'s blog:
George Floyd Protests Have Led to a War Against the People
Just when we thought government overreach could not get any worse in the United States than what has been witnessed with the COVID-19 restrictions, protests and riots have broken out across the country in response to the superfluous force utilized against George Floyd. An officer in the Minneapolis
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Virginia Barlow's blog:
June 2020
So today I am wondering what else is going to happen in 2020.. Everyone had the year 2000 marked as a turning point. I think we were 20 years off. LOL Who knew? With June the year is half over, I can't decide if I am excited or apprehensive. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing tell your family
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Christine Kwasniewski's blog:
books pulled down
I have decided to pull down my books for the moment due to a problem with piracy. (meaning someone stole my book and made it seem as if it's on another website) I will be reworking the plot and fixing some issues and hopefully putting them both back soon. It will be up on Smashwords until it's pulle
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Timothy R. Baldwin's blog:
The Four Loves, A Brief Review
In this little book, The Four Loves, C. S. Lewis delves deep into the complexities of love. He sets the stage by making a distinction between likes and loves. Then he delves into the four loves themselves: Affection, Friendship, Eros, and Charity.
I must say, this book is like a rich cake or a well-c
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Mary Ione Mountbatten Faderan's blog:
New book
We, Colin Firth and I, are hot on the writing jag and one of our novels in the hopper is called Maddie's Dilemma. We wish you would go and buy our books under Mary Faderan or, Mary Firth and Colin Firth on the usual channels to purchase our books.
Cheers,
Mary and Colin Firth
Cheers,
Mary and Colin Firth
Jen Pitts's blog:
The Key to Murder is available as an audiobook!
I'm thrilled to announce that my mystery novel, The Key to Murder, is now available as an audiobook!
Listen to Samantha as she explores the French Quarter of New Orleans. You'll meet her new neighbors, some friendly, some not so much.
Available on Audible.com and Amazon.com!
I hope you enjoy it!
Mysteri Read more of this blog post »
Listen to Samantha as she explores the French Quarter of New Orleans. You'll meet her new neighbors, some friendly, some not so much.
Available on Audible.com and Amazon.com!
I hope you enjoy it!
Mysteri Read more of this blog post »
محمد البرقي's blog:
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من أخطأت في حقهم زي اللي غلطوا في حقك،الكل يستحق خاتمة،بعض الأجزاء في الماضي لازم تتزار مرة أخيرة،بس مش عشان تعلق في أحبال تفاصيلها و ترجع تزداد رَهَقًا،لكن لإن من حقك و من حق الآخرين أحيانًا أن يحصلوا على الخاتمة المناسبة للفترة اللي قضوها معاك،الماضي بيطاردك لحد ماتقرر تقف قدامه مرّة أخيرة و تقرر
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Alan Carlton's blog:
Chapter 250 : How was work yesterday?
I often ask people how their day of work was.
Yesterday restrictions were eased slightly and a nurse told me: It was absolute chaos. We couldn’t run the place properly. All the visitors came back. The hospital was full of visitors. They don’t know what to do. They never listen. They didn’t behave.
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
with storms on the way...
i got some shitty sleep last night, but i did manage to at least get the grocery shopping started before noon today. i had to go to the drugstore to look for some things first. of course, they didn't have a couple of the things i was looking for. i did pick up a pack of 2020 Topps Series 1 there and
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Joshua Kuebler's blog:
Passion
If it is not truly your joy to perform an action, search for the person who finds it their passion.
Both parties will share abundance through this collaboration.
Eva Pasco's blog:
Eva’s Byte #266: Going the Extra Mile
Geographically and figuratively speaking, there comes a time to go the extra mile.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve had no reason for journeying along the highway. My outings have basically entailed a weekly run for groceries at the local supermarket at a distance of 3.7 mi. away from m Read more of this blog post »
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve had no reason for journeying along the highway. My outings have basically entailed a weekly run for groceries at the local supermarket at a distance of 3.7 mi. away from m Read more of this blog post »
Scott Coon's blog:
A Reading from My Debut Novel LOST HELIX
A sci-fi adventure/mystery. Available Now!
When his dad goes missing, DJ finds a file containing evidence of a secret war of industrial sabotage, a file encrypted by his dad using DJ's song Lost Helix. Caught in a crossfire of lies, DJ must find his father and the mother he never knew.
Check out this Read more of this blog post »
When his dad goes missing, DJ finds a file containing evidence of a secret war of industrial sabotage, a file encrypted by his dad using DJ's song Lost Helix. Caught in a crossfire of lies, DJ must find his father and the mother he never knew.
Check out this Read more of this blog post »
Lucian Cordray's blog:
Cover Reveal and Blurb - A Cucked-up Night
My next story A Cucked-Up Night should be set to publish on Amazon in the next few days. I hope you enjoy this short fun story.
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Bambi is insatiable. Although she has her big black husband, Kevin, and their butler at her disposal, it's still not enough to satisfy her libido. It's never enough. Read more of this blog post »
Cheri Baker's blog:
Big Thanks!
The Case of the Floating Funeral has been out for a week and I’d like to thank you all for your support.
I’ve seen many of you recommend the book, and I’ve had retweets and shares, reviews and sales, and text messages too. And it’s all been lovely.
What a lucky writer I am! 
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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
