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Peter J. Azzole's blog:
ASSIGNMENT: PEENEMUNDE
You can get a peek at the front and back covers currently planned for this one at:
https://www.pjazzoleauthor.com/
Still on track for a September release!
Happy 4th!
Pete
https://www.pjazzoleauthor.com/
Still on track for a September release!
Happy 4th!
Pete
Ann Gaylia O'Barr's blog:
Choose A Stable Genius
John Bolton’s book The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir has been available for pre order for some time. Reviews are prominent. I don’t plan to read it. Bolton has been accused of holding back for a money-making book what he should have shared during the impeachment hearings for President
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Francis Mont's blog:
Is this a tipping point?
According to the Wikipedia definition: “In sociology, a tipping point is a point in time when a group—or many group members—rapidly and dramatically changes its behavior by widely adopting a previously rare practice.”
If we are, then we have two choices: Either we make the necessary changes to behav Read more of this blog post »
If we are, then we have two choices: Either we make the necessary changes to behav Read more of this blog post »
Randy Green's blog:
You Can’t Tell Me What To Do! – Part 3
Am I a Good Pastor to My Flock? – The Sequel
Who can give us the answer to that question, Brother Pastors? Everyone has an opinion; but we will never amount to anything of substance, if we follow opinions.
To discover the only true answer, we need to ask how we became a pastor. The
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Patrick Finegan's blog:
Fraudulent Book Review Services – Enas Reviews
As long as I'm posting about Elite Choice Book Awards and other fraudulent book marketing services, Enas Reviews is still taking orders despite effectively ceasing operation more than a year ago. https://www.enasreviews.com
$29.99 per promised but never delivered review. Not a bad racket for one-time Read more of this blog post »
Julie Fortenberry's blog:
Learn to dance like Pearl!
My little dancer in Preschool Goes To Preschool is based on my daughter, Annie. Follow along with Annie and learn a few ballet steps here https://youtu.be/R28W7sPo9Ws
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Manisha Gala's blog:
My new book!!
Presenting my latest Gujarati novel Vaarasdaar!!
Available for free download on your Kindle app for two days (From Saturday (4/7/20) 1pm to Monday (6/7/20) 12pm)
Happy reading!!
- Manisha Gala
Amazon link for Vaarasdaar book: https://www.amazon.in/Vaarasdaar-%E0%... Read more of this blog post »
Available for free download on your Kindle app for two days (From Saturday (4/7/20) 1pm to Monday (6/7/20) 12pm)
Happy reading!!
- Manisha Gala
Amazon link for Vaarasdaar book: https://www.amazon.in/Vaarasdaar-%E0%... Read more of this blog post »
David G. Cookson's blog:
Bit By Bit
Bit by Bit: How Video Games Transformed Our World by Andrew ErvinMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
In a breezy little book, we go through a 15 chapter survey tour of both the history and the impact of video games on our culture, exploring the role they have served in our lives, debating the big questions l Read more of this blog post »
C.S. Poe's blog:
June 2020 Reads
2020 has been a hell of a year so far, hasn't it? I'm just happy I'm getting any pleasure reading done at this point! Despite the pandemic, cancelled work conventions, and a delay in my own moving plans, I'm healthy and still going strong on my production schedule, so I really can't complain.
Bel Read more of this blog post »
Greg Watson's blog:
Happy Independence Day!
Wishing everyone in the States a Happy Independence Day!
And wishing everyone freedom around the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_rk...
And wishing everyone freedom around the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss_rk...
Alex James's blog:
Harsh Realities by CG Hatton - 5/5 Stars
‘Confidentiality at a premium, clandestine seclusion guaranteed.’
The story up to now – the nature of the beast
‘There’s an organisation …’
Book one: there was a bounty on Hilyer, rough-around-the-edges field operative of the Thieves’ Guild (TG). Book two: there was a bounty on Luka (LC) Anderton, Read more of this blog post »
Alyson Serena Stone's blog:
New Youtube Video: Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2020
New Youtube Video:
Link: https://youtu.be/ogoss2K92_w
Description:
This week I am doing the Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2020! 2020 has been a very interesting year, so it’s been kind of an interesting reading year.
Subscribe, like, comment…You know what to do. Let me know what you want to see and I w Read more of this blog post »
Link: https://youtu.be/ogoss2K92_w
Description:
This week I am doing the Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag 2020! 2020 has been a very interesting year, so it’s been kind of an interesting reading year.
Subscribe, like, comment…You know what to do. Let me know what you want to see and I w Read more of this blog post »
Arron Sidell's blog:
oldest book
The Diamond Sutra is the world's oldest known printed book. It was 'made' in AD 868. Seven strips of yellow-stained paper were printed from carved wooden blocks and pasted together to form a scroll over 5 m long.
Jay N. Forrest's blog:
Interdependence Day
The Buddha said, “from the arising of this, that arises” (Udana 1.3). What did he mean? He was talking about how all things are interdependent and interconnected. No one is an island. The 4th of July is when the United States celebrates its independence from Britain. All people and nations must grow
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E.P. Clark's blog:
Running down Memory Lane to Russia, Plus Hot Reads and Cool Freebies
Hi Everyone!
I hope you are enjoying your 4th of July if you're in the US, and staying cool if you're anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere. If you're Down Under, I hope the winter is being reasonably mild and pleasant.
Speaking of cooler climes, Facebook is reminding me that ten years ago I traveled by Read more of this blog post »
I hope you are enjoying your 4th of July if you're in the US, and staying cool if you're anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere. If you're Down Under, I hope the winter is being reasonably mild and pleasant.
Speaking of cooler climes, Facebook is reminding me that ten years ago I traveled by Read more of this blog post »
Erica Marie Hogan's blog:
The Start of Something New …
I have gone over and over what I want to say in this post. But I guess I should start with the obvious.
By the Book: Diary of a Bookaholic is no more. Other Worlds is no more.
I have transformed By the Book into a brand new blog with an entirely different theme. This decision was a long time coming. A
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Alexandria Goodall's blog:
Ochre House, Newfoundland
In a world of unknowns, I feel grounded in the people and places I choose to call home. Whether that entails a moment in time, words of wisdom from a loved one, the feeling you get in a person’s presence, or the sudden change in the energy around you, home is what you make of it. My first truly spon
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Erik Handy's blog:
Hell of the Dead
NONSTOP ZOMBIE ACTION!
A priest protecting a woman and her child.
A police chief protecting himself.
A death cult hunting their next sacrifice.
The dead rising to collect revenge!
Erik Handy, the author of Dead Pool and The Creeping City, brings you unrelenting terror at its best.
Steamy jungles. Tons of Read more of this blog post »
A priest protecting a woman and her child.
A police chief protecting himself.
A death cult hunting their next sacrifice.
The dead rising to collect revenge!
Erik Handy, the author of Dead Pool and The Creeping City, brings you unrelenting terror at its best.
Steamy jungles. Tons of Read more of this blog post »
Katherine Silva's blog:
This Book is Full of Spiders: A Review
Oh my god. Wow. Where to begin?
My book tastes are all over the place. Of course, most people know that my affinity is for the weird and wonderful: horror, fantasy, suspense, humor… you name it. If it has a unique voice, a plot that I can’t anticipate, and memorable characters, I’m onboard for s
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Jeff Nelligan's blog:
Assess, Adapt, Advance
The following is an excerpt from my book; Tales From the Swamp: Five Lessons of Successful Politicians – Notes of a Fixer.
“The only way around this thing is straight through it.”
Successful campaigns and events, just like successful politicians, are a feature of the Swamp. Yet sometimes a plan is u Read more of this blog post »
“The only way around this thing is straight through it.”
Successful campaigns and events, just like successful politicians, are a feature of the Swamp. Yet sometimes a plan is u Read more of this blog post »
Marietta Standlee's blog:
Need Title
So, my niece asked me to write her a historical fiction book -totally out of my comfort zone. But I am working on it.
And I have to admit, I am having a ton of fun with it. But even more than usual, I cannot figure out a title.
The book takes place during the Wars of the Roses, following the turmoil Read more of this blog post »
And I have to admit, I am having a ton of fun with it. But even more than usual, I cannot figure out a title.
The book takes place during the Wars of the Roses, following the turmoil Read more of this blog post »
Ruby Fitzgerald's blog:
The USA
It’s the Fourth of July, and with the state of the USA right now (Covid-19 quarantine, Black Lives Matter Protests, political unrest, accusations of violence and racism) you might be feeling somewhat guilty for wanting to celebrate this weekend. You might have conflicted feelings about uplifting the
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Jon Parker's blog:
Pure Wizardry
Storytelling is wizardry.
I recently had an interaction on Twitter that expanded my thoughts on the subject of storytelling. Take a look at these tweets:
https://twitter.com/mcclay_roman/stat...
https://twitter.com/halkyov15/status/...
It was strange. An "aha!" moment if ever there was one. It was defin Read more of this blog post »
I recently had an interaction on Twitter that expanded my thoughts on the subject of storytelling. Take a look at these tweets:
https://twitter.com/mcclay_roman/stat...
https://twitter.com/halkyov15/status/...
It was strange. An "aha!" moment if ever there was one. It was defin Read more of this blog post »
E.A. Bagby's blog:
What does a Deoan cab look like?
Here's one example I sketched out. This isn't a cab owned by any of the characters of The Journey, though I think it gets the idea across. The wing "facets" or "plates" are the individual sheet metal pieces that compose ...
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Sistah Gurl's blog:
Agent: Invisible COVID-19: Classified Communism: Unmasked
"We actually do have an ideological frame. Myself and Alicia [Garza] in particular, we're trained organizers. We are trained Marxists. We are super versed on ideological theories."
- Patrisse Cullors, "founder" of Black Lives Matter
Letter #1: Down with Communism
Comrades,
I can't help but to see the ir Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Foster's blog:
Happy 4th of July!
Let's be better 🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July to all of my US readers!
Nick Crutchley's blog:
Enter Goodreads Prize Draw ∞ July
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The Moment Between Two Thoughts
by Nick Crutchley
1 Signed Paperback and 24 Kindle Copies Up for grabs!
'... genre-bending, thought-provoking science fiction that delves deep into whether humanity can overcome its flaws and build a new life.' - Whispering Stories
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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
