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Sean H. Robertson's blog:
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Zita Harrison's blog:
With over twenty years of Graphic Design background, I would now like to focus on designing book covers only!! Why? Because I absolutely LOVE doing them. As an introduction to my skills, I am offering 5 free cover designs in exchange for credit in the front matter! Check out my cover designs on h...
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Laura Branchflower's blog:
Check out this amazing storyboard one of my readers created for A White Picket Fence. Her depictions of the characters and scenes are spot on. I'm so impressed.
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Sharon Kay Penman's blog:
Yesterday was the death date of one of my more controversial characters, King John, who died on October 19, 1216, two months shy of his fiftieth birthday. By our standards, a man dying at fifty has been cheated, but John lived longer than all but one of Henry and Eleanor’s eight children. Only hi...
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Rick Patterson's blog:
I am Rev. Dr. Rick Patterson and I’m a narcissist. More accurately, I’m a recovering narcissist.
There was an article in Psychology today[1] with the headline “Empathy, the Ability that Makes us Truly Human”. As a shame researcher myself, I generally agree.
It’s also widely understood that a key at... Read more of this blog post »
There was an article in Psychology today[1] with the headline “Empathy, the Ability that Makes us Truly Human”. As a shame researcher myself, I generally agree.
It’s also widely understood that a key at... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan Larsen's blog:
It’s a chilling real-life drama of man’s inhumanity to the innocent and those bold enough to take a stand against barbarity. That’s the premise behind the new independent film “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer.” Based on the New York Times Best-Selling book “Gosnell: The Un...
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Vidushi Gupta's blog:
He was twenty two. She was thirty two.
He was single. She was a single mother.
He was a student. She was a probationary officer.
She got transferred in his city a week back. She got posted in the branch nearest to his locality. She moved into his house as a tenant with her six year old son.
“Rohan, c... Read more of this blog post »
He was single. She was a single mother.
He was a student. She was a probationary officer.
She got transferred in his city a week back. She got posted in the branch nearest to his locality. She moved into his house as a tenant with her six year old son.
“Rohan, c... Read more of this blog post »
C.J .'s blog:
Fall is the time to wish you had done more during the summer and then curl up with your loved ones (the 4 legged ones) and your significant other.
Living in the midwest we've just experienced
50 degree days then 2 days later 80 degrees. Now, its 40 degrees with 40 mph wind gusts and with snow flur... Read more of this blog post »
Living in the midwest we've just experienced
50 degree days then 2 days later 80 degrees. Now, its 40 degrees with 40 mph wind gusts and with snow flur... Read more of this blog post »
Aviva Vaughn's blog:
Join me and my author friends to celebrate the release of BECKONED, Part 5: Adrift in Costa Rica (only 99-cents for three more days at SmartURL.it/AmazonAviva)
Sunday, 10/21/18 from 5-8pmPT/8-11pmET at the Do Not Disturb Book Club group, join here to play along! Lots of fun and freebies!
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Sunday, 10/21/18 from 5-8pmPT/8-11pmET at the Do Not Disturb Book Club group, join here to play along! Lots of fun and freebies!
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B.N. Toler's blog:
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Kristi Zeyn's blog:
4 lands.
16 kingdoms.
You will find yours.
(Dvergur-King of dwarves. Dwarves kingdom symbol)
"Black angel white demon:singed by darkness" new epic #darkfantasy COMING THIS YEAR Read more of this blog post »
Richard Milleville's blog:
Today, most of the USA will be buying Lottery tickets because each of us know they have the right combination of numbers. It's grown to <1.6 billion,> an insane amount of money and even the most conservative of people will ante up for a momentary thrill of being a winner, Everyone likes to...
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George Thomas Clark's blog:
Nancy Ann's blog:
Forgotten
It sits in heaps of trash
Taken before its time
Molding and rotting away
Forgotten
Left to fester as the smells
Waft from the heap of rubbish
Tossed aside, left along the street
Forgotten
It falls through the cracks
No one can see or hear
The cries and aches
Forgotten
Easily forgotten, tossed asi... Read more of this blog post »
It sits in heaps of trash
Taken before its time
Molding and rotting away
Forgotten
Left to fester as the smells
Waft from the heap of rubbish
Tossed aside, left along the street
Forgotten
It falls through the cracks
No one can see or hear
The cries and aches
Forgotten
Easily forgotten, tossed asi... Read more of this blog post »
L.A. Starks's blog:
Kindle copies of The Second Law, Lynn Dayton Thriller #3 are available now for preorder! Print edition available for order October 24th.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JLDGTVL?...
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JoAnn Lord Koff's blog:
This poem about my stillborn brother named Jeremie has opened a watershed of pent up emotions and memories from quite a few of my readers. Apparently, the stigma of: shame, guilt, silence, sadness, and/or loss lingers within the hearts of many, if not all, parents who have lost a child prematurel...
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Amy H. Sturgis's blog:
(Kuchisake-onna art by Cageyshick05.)
Today I have another spooky podcast recommendation for you! Actually, I’m recommending two podcasts, but they are sister podcasts, both hosted by the wonderful Tara A. Devlin, and both devoted to creepy Japanese stories. Both share a website, too!
Nikki Johnson's blog:
FREE TO DOWNLOAD UNTIL OCTOBER 24!
“I never understood the term ‘devilish brow’ until I laid eyes on Caleb.” -Lexi
"Touching your skin was irresistible torture." -Caleb
Lexi couldn't let herself believe Caleb really wanted her. It was just impossible and too good to be true. So she made him walk a...
Donnalyn Vojta's blog:
✨Hey, everybody! I hope you can hop onto Instagram for my LIVE video about The Teddy Bear Chronicles on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 🔥📖
I’m really excited to showcase the quirky thriller series for all of you amazing book fans and to answer your questions!
💓🤗.
-Warmly, Donnalyn
Instagram - @suspense_author
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I’m really excited to showcase the quirky thriller series for all of you amazing book fans and to answer your questions!
💓🤗.
-Warmly, Donnalyn
Instagram - @suspense_author
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David Schwinghammer's blog:
Sarah Stonich is from Minnesota. Hence, the Laurentian Divide, the setting of this novel, must be The Boundary Waters Canoe Area, a wilderness area in northern Minnesota where motor vehicles are not allowed and Hatchet Inlet, the town featured in the story would probably be Ely, Minnesota, the Ga...
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Kel Kade's blog:
“Kingdoms and Chaos” (KDT4) audiobook will be available November 20th. The pre-order should be available in the next couple of weeks. E-book available for purchase now!
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Sean McDevitt's blog:
Very pleased to announce that going forward, all paperback copies of SHAKESPEARE'S SKULL will include the new short story, FEED THE FIRE.
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John A. Vanek's blog:
“The mystery is intriguing, with an edge of darkness that keeps things interesting. The main character, Jake, is delectably complicated and conflicted.”—InD’tale Magazine
David Ravenwood's blog:
After 21 years as a general ed teacher/substitute teacher in the public schools, I am convinced the only way we will improve our schools is by having experienced teachers making the decisions about how we teachers do our jobs and how students learn. That means from the Department of Education, on...
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Vera Q.'s blog:
Una dopo l'altra raccolgo le mie illusioni - che sembrano temere più il prima del poi - e le porto all'uomo che vende la Notte e che mi ha insegnato a vivere senza di me.
Così, con gli occhi annebbiati, baratto i miei inganni per un pezzo di cielo nero sul quale appuntare nuovi luminosissimi abbag... Read more of this blog post »
Così, con gli occhi annebbiati, baratto i miei inganni per un pezzo di cielo nero sul quale appuntare nuovi luminosissimi abbag... Read more of this blog post »
Debra Ann Griffin's blog:
It doesn't matter how far behind you are. In fact, it is an indicator that you have a vision and the next step is to lay out a plan to catch up. Catching up requires a plan and a plan requires thought and focus. Once you have laid out your plan it gets simple. You simply follow it and make the ad...
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J.B. Richards's blog:
All the excitement of a full-length fantasy adventure can be found between the pages of S. Tilghman Hawthorne’s short story “Bitter Prophecy” when a former thief is dispatched on a kidnapping mission to abduct a prophetic child who threatens the continued existence of the ruling Priesthood.
Hawth... Read more of this blog post »
Vincent D. Pisano's blog:
Rebels Rising: Cities and the American Revolution by Benjamin L. CarpMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Benjamin L. Carp explores in Rebels Rising: Cities and the American Revolution that urban life presented Americans with unique experiences and modes of political mobilization not readily found in the coun... Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Foster's blog:
"This book was just epic. Foster always chooses to take on difficult topics, and writes them in a sensitive and beautiful way, yet doesn't shy away from the harsh realities that are the lives of real people. She gives Sarah a voice and one that sends a very powerful message to her readers. This s...
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Kenneth Britton's blog:
Hello again, everyone! I apologize for the long hiatus; its been a crazy few months with a lot of changes and my time was stretched thin. But now I'm back for you all with news, and I promise that I'll never miss a month of updating you all again. Hold me to it, now!
First up: The Rey of Know ser... Read more of this blog post »
First up: The Rey of Know ser... Read more of this blog post »
John L. Steadman's blog:
Ray Bradbury, the patron saint of Halloween, writes about the autumn people:
"For some, autumn comes early, stays late through life where October follows September and November touches October and then instead of December......September comes again and old October and so on down the years.... such... Read more of this blog post »
"For some, autumn comes early, stays late through life where October follows September and November touches October and then instead of December......September comes again and old October and so on down the years.... such... Read more of this blog post »
Zoltan Istvan's blog:
Some new links out with my #transhumanism work in #Norwegian, #Spanish, and #French: https://fritanke.no/kommentar/a-holde... & https://assert.pub/papers/r6qsz & http://www.pearltrees.com
Some new links out with my #transhumanism work in #Norwegian, #Spanish, and #French: https://fritanke.no/kommentar/a-holde... &
https://assert.pub/papers/r6qsz &
http://www.pearltrees.com/t/homme-aug... Read more of this blog post »
https://assert.pub/papers/r6qsz &
http://www.pearltrees.com/t/homme-aug... Read more of this blog post »
Julián Maldonado Luis's blog:
(A short story with a bit of fear and fun)
PART I
The boy took the thick book that his grandfather had placed on the table, opened it and looked through the pages written in German. He recognized some letters, but the words did not say anything to him, they were very strange, he did not know them....
David Beckett's blog:
So grateful for the efforts of Pat Chabot and Sharon Hall, who together organized a terrific reader event. Thanks, also to the writers, photographers, and editors of 605 Magazine and Eastside Living, particularly Darrin and Krista, for their superb coverage.
(Brandon, South Dakota) On a cool Octob... Read more of this blog post »
(Brandon, South Dakota) On a cool Octob... Read more of this blog post »
Erik Dean's blog:
Good news! Crueler and More unusual has received a five-star review from readers favorite. Here is a small sample of what the reviewer said. " I loved this book! Erik Dean is a storyteller of the highest caliber
and I was gripped by Crueler and More Unusual. His vision of a
judicial system of the f... Read more of this blog post »
and I was gripped by Crueler and More Unusual. His vision of a
judicial system of the f... Read more of this blog post »
A.J. Culpepper's blog:
David Dartmoor's blog:
Daggré Kempler shined his flashlight down at the black casket. A drop of sweat dripped from his eyebrow and splatted on its lid. He flipped his wrist and read two-thirty-five on his digital watch. Plenty of night left to put things back together again after his business was finished.
He glanced up...
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Gianni Holmes's blog:
Many of you would have known I've been working on Ollie on the Out since June when I published the first book in the Till There Was You series. I have updated the blurb and you get to read it here:
How do you win the heart of someone who loathes your touch?
Drew
Ollie Mattis has haphephobia, an... Read more of this blog post »
Craig MacIntosh's blog:
Old habit—I’m back to multi-tasking when it comes to pleasure reading. Friends ask if it’s possible to keep several books separate when reading multiple authors.
It takes some mental gymnastics with two or more books. On my nightstand:
John Sandford’s latest effort—Holy Ghost, the eleventh in his... Read more of this blog post »
It takes some mental gymnastics with two or more books. On my nightstand:
John Sandford’s latest effort—Holy Ghost, the eleventh in his... Read more of this blog post »
L.M. Reign's blog:
If you've registered to receive an ARC of 🌺Bloom🌺, they've gone out! 😄
Please check your SPAM or TRASH folder.
If you have registered and do not receive one, please reach out and let me know!
Happy reading!
X,
L.M.
Please check your SPAM or TRASH folder.
If you have registered and do not receive one, please reach out and let me know!
Happy reading!
X,
L.M.
Britany Elizabeth's blog:
Looking for spooky reads in spooky times? I've got some for you!
A Day For Ghosts: (young adult/mystery); Ellie is a lonely girl living in a quiet town where a murder recently took place. After going into the house, the ghost of the murdered girl, Arielle, somehow gets attached to Ellie. With the... Read more of this blog post »
A Day For Ghosts: (young adult/mystery); Ellie is a lonely girl living in a quiet town where a murder recently took place. After going into the house, the ghost of the murdered girl, Arielle, somehow gets attached to Ellie. With the... Read more of this blog post »
Randi Samuelson-Brown's blog:
I've been watching all different types of Western Movies over the last couple of months. I find that each of the following have really sparked some sort of connection deep inside - which can only help in the process of writing. If you are writing Historical Fiction, I do believe that movies are 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
