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Lila Johnson's blog:
Thank You
Have I forgotten to say, "Thank You"?
To those of you who have read my posts or decided to follow me, thank you. In our work filled, technology saturated, family encapsulated world, you took the time to read my posts to find out what I had to say and that means a lot to me. Sometimes I have to put... Read more of this blog post »
To those of you who have read my posts or decided to follow me, thank you. In our work filled, technology saturated, family encapsulated world, you took the time to read my posts to find out what I had to say and that means a lot to me. Sometimes I have to put... Read more of this blog post »
Kristy McCaffrey's blog:
Ada Blackjack: The Female Robinson Crusoe
By Kristy McCaffrey
Ada Blackjack, a petite Inupiat woman born in Alaska, was known as “The Female Robinson Crusoe” after living alone for two years as a castaway on an uninhabited island north of Siberia.
In 1921, Ada set sail on an expedition to Wrangel Island in the Arctic circle. She was given... Read more of this blog post »
Ada Blackjack, a petite Inupiat woman born in Alaska, was known as “The Female Robinson Crusoe” after living alone for two years as a castaway on an uninhabited island north of Siberia.
In 1921, Ada set sail on an expedition to Wrangel Island in the Arctic circle. She was given... Read more of this blog post »
Abigail Harder's blog:
ANXIETY
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Anxiety is something that I have always suffered. I get anxious before trips to the point that I think I’m going to puke. About an hour ago, I discovered that we are moving out of our house a month earlier than we originally thought. We are still staying in Illinois because my siblin...
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B.B. Teeter's blog:
The RayBright Caper--new and improved
The RayBright Caper was my first published novel. I learned a lot writing it. Enough so that after finishing the next two books in the series, I realized the first one might not be up to snuff in comparison. So recently I went back and did a rewrite on it. The result? A new edition of The RayBrig...
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T.O. Smith's blog:
FREE FREE FREE
Feeling Again will be FREE beginning tomorrow, March 22, 2019, and the promotion will last through March 24, 2019!
Get your FREE copy while the promotion lasts!!
Get your FREE copy while the promotion lasts!!
Katheryn Maddox Haddad's blog:
Thursday 3/21 - Fixing our conscience
The scripture for today, March 21 (3/21), is 1st Peter 3:21 as found in the New Testament of the Bible:"This water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also ~ not the removal of dirt from the body but the answer of a good conscience toward God. It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ."... Read more of this blog post »
Brook Allen's blog:
Kiersten Hall's blog:
Author Interview
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**THANK YOU TO SANDY FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY - MUCH APPRECIATED!** :-)
@SSBazinet #SSBazinet @KHallBooks #khallbooks www.khallbooks.com
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Peter Noble Darrow's blog:
*REVIEW: 5/5 STARS* - READERS' FAVORITE
Reviewed By Sandy Masia for Readers’ Favorite
5/5 STARS
Millennials live in a rapidly changing world, a world of complex markets, tech disruptions, uncertainty and great abundance. This has led to a dramatic shift in our lifestyles, our needs and how we go about fulfilling them. There is great conf... Read more of this blog post »
5/5 STARS
Millennials live in a rapidly changing world, a world of complex markets, tech disruptions, uncertainty and great abundance. This has led to a dramatic shift in our lifestyles, our needs and how we go about fulfilling them. There is great conf... Read more of this blog post »
Des Burkinshaw's blog:
CALL THE FASHION POLICE NOW!
I’m pretty clued up. I know what’s going on in quite a few fields – music, film, politics, geopolitics, social entrepreneurship, sport, literature, art. There’s only field that passes me by and always has done. Fashion.
Thankfully there are not many pictures of me as a child or teenager. They woul...
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Krista Wagner's blog:
Paperback Giveaway
#PaperbackGiveaway
Over $45 worth in paperbacks!
All you have to do is create a catchy caption for the image in the newsletter.
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Over $45 worth in paperbacks!
All you have to do is create a catchy caption for the image in the newsletter.
Here is the NL: https://shoutout.wix.com/so/beMcOjTg4...
You can post your caption in the comments on my FB page pinned post here:https://www.facebook.com/kristawagner...
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Elizabeth S. Eiler's blog:
Joyful Spring Equinox 2019
After a historically harsh winter, there's especially great joy in welcoming spring! Combined with ascension energies and the super moon, we've had a lot to deal with these past few weeks.
We've been undergoing spiritual and energetic spring cleaning, and the effects can feel harsh. Some become f... Read more of this blog post »
Serenity Snow's blog:
Second Chance Romance
Today's Second Chance Romance excerpt is all about Caroline's Choice to move past her parents control.
“Caroline,” Margret called. “Caroline.”
Lucky pulled up short and released her. Caroline turned to her mother who strode toward them and slapped her.
“How could you do this to me?” she demanded. “... Read more of this blog post »
“Caroline,” Margret called. “Caroline.”
Lucky pulled up short and released her. Caroline turned to her mother who strode toward them and slapped her.
“How could you do this to me?” she demanded. “... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Pogorzelski's blog:
Introducing LILAC IN WINTER!
It's been three years since I released my last novel, The Last Letter, and what a whirlwind it has been! I've been both creatively inspired and found myself in creative slumps, but the passion for storytelling has continuously urged me onward.
Like my other works, Lilac in Winter began with a char... Read more of this blog post »
Like my other works, Lilac in Winter began with a char... Read more of this blog post »
Brent Towns's blog:
Retribution
Retribution is currently a Bestseller on Amazon. A quick shout out to those who've bought it and have taken the time to write reviews.
Couldn't have done it without you.
If you have any questions about upcoming books or anything in general, let me know.
I'm always around somewhere.
Couldn't have done it without you.
If you have any questions about upcoming books or anything in general, let me know.
I'm always around somewhere.
إيمان ريّان's blog:
بزّة رسميّة
جعلتنا الذكورية نخجل من أجسادنا، نخفي دورتنا الشهرية وكأنها عار، نعتذر عن آلامنا وكأنها نقص، نحمل ونلد ونتألم ونسهرعلى أطفالنا ثم نعتذر وكأن ذلك فعل غريب نقوم به ونحتاج لأن نعوض عنه بأن ننكر طبيعتنا، نشعر بالمنّة لإجازات الولادة، ونتنقل بقدمين منتفختين في الشهر التاسع، نستفرغ ونصاب بالدوار بالسر...
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Jess Steven Hughes's blog:
Blog Update Interview with Author Meghan Holloway
Check my latest blog update in which I interview Author Meghan Holloway about her latest historical novel, ONCE MORE UNTO THE BREACH, a story set to the background of World War II, a tale of war and loss and one of family and hope. A very insightful interview. http://www.jessstevenhughes.com/blog...
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Maria J. Scott's blog:
Phenomenal Man
Phenomenal Woman is the name of an uplifting poem by Maya Angelou. But today I'm writing about a phenomenal man because I think every-day phenomenal men don’t get much credit.
I was married for 30 years to Charles D. Scott, III, a man who overcame many challenges.
Scott graduated from college, wit... Read more of this blog post »
Jocelynn Drake's blog:
What the Unbreakable Bonds Series Means to Me
Four years have passed since four rough and questionable characters wandered through my brain, and I still love them as much now as in those early days.
When I started working on the series with Rinda, I knew I wanted something that offered adventure and danger, angst and heartbreak, redemption an... Read more of this blog post »
When I started working on the series with Rinda, I knew I wanted something that offered adventure and danger, angst and heartbreak, redemption an... Read more of this blog post »
Maetreyii Ma Nolan's blog:
Loving Your Self
Loving yourself is essential because it is by loving your own self that you become able to love others. When you learn to view your own faults and failings with understanding and compassion, you become able to accept and love others, even when you know their imperfections.
When you see divinity i... Read more of this blog post »
When you see divinity i... Read more of this blog post »
Larry Chiagouris's blog:
How to Get a Second Interview
Reporter: Amy Levin-Epstein
Media outlet: CBS Money Watch
Question: What are your two best tips that will guarantee a second interview–if not a job?
Answer: 1. Build rapport. People have to like you before they hire you. The way to get asked back is to build rapport. It is all about finding common... Read more of this blog post »
Media outlet: CBS Money Watch
Question: What are your two best tips that will guarantee a second interview–if not a job?
Answer: 1. Build rapport. People have to like you before they hire you. The way to get asked back is to build rapport. It is all about finding common... Read more of this blog post »
James Litherland's blog:
Learning to Move On
Two years ago yesterday I finished the first draft of Slowpocalypse Book 5, then set it aside so I could focus on rewriting Endurance of the Free. And I’m grateful I was able to complete the Miraibanashi trilogy before my dad died. But I had trouble getting back into the Slowpocalypse story.
I cou... Read more of this blog post »
I cou... Read more of this blog post »
Andrew C. McDonald's blog:
Racial Profiling, Prejucice, & Papa Ho
A THIN (NON)BLUE LINE or GOD BLESS PAPA HO:
Those who think they know me are aware that I work in law enforcement. They are aware that my father was once a police lieutenant. Thus, in any situation involving alleged police brutality or misuse of power, they assume I will always side with the man w... Read more of this blog post »
Those who think they know me are aware that I work in law enforcement. They are aware that my father was once a police lieutenant. Thus, in any situation involving alleged police brutality or misuse of power, they assume I will always side with the man w... Read more of this blog post »
R.J. Gray's blog:
Adjusting Addie is LIVE!! FREE on Kindle Unlimited!
This is the prequel to Absolving Amy.
She is a feisty social worker. He is an accomplished chiropractor. Her life needs an adjustment, and he’s just the man to do it.
Addisyn “Addie” Gabriel always knew she needed an alpha male to take her in hand. Former Marine Special Forces Operator turned chir... Read more of this blog post »
She is a feisty social worker. He is an accomplished chiropractor. Her life needs an adjustment, and he’s just the man to do it.
Addisyn “Addie” Gabriel always knew she needed an alpha male to take her in hand. Former Marine Special Forces Operator turned chir... Read more of this blog post »
Amy Mason Doan's blog:
SUMMER HOURS in Southern Living's Beach Reads Perfect for Summer
Thrilled to see SUMMER HOURS in this lovely roundup of summery reads.
Summer must not be too far away...the novel is out June 4 & now available for preorder. :) Can't wait to get it to you.
If you enjoyed THE SUMMER LIST, you'll want to check out this story of long-lost friendship, love, heart... Read more of this blog post »
Summer must not be too far away...the novel is out June 4 & now available for preorder. :) Can't wait to get it to you.
If you enjoyed THE SUMMER LIST, you'll want to check out this story of long-lost friendship, love, heart... Read more of this blog post »
Claire Kingsley's blog:
Hidden Miles Chapter 1 Sneak Peek
Eep! TOMORROW!!
I'm having the hardest time concentrating on anything today. Seriously, how am I supposed to work when Leo will be hitting your Kindles in mere HOURS? GAH!
In the meantime, if you want to read chapter one, there's a preview up on my website. Just saying.
http://www.clairekingsleybook... Read more of this blog post »
Samantha Wilcoxson's blog:
Tudor Marriage Scandal: Owen Tudor and Catherine Valois
We've talked about the making of a Tudor marriage, now it's time for our first scandal - Owen Tudor and Catherine Valois.
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Benjamin Boyd's blog:
Setting Goals and Getting Things Done
A few months ago (November) I was participated in NaNoWriMO. The whole point of the event is to give you a goal and a chance to achieve it in the given time. 30 days. If you are a writer, you know that writing 50,000 words in one month is a pretty difficult task. (If you want it to make sense, it...
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Gary McPherson's blog:
New Work is Afoot
My narrator Chad Bowar and I are hard at work on the audiobook for "Humor Deeper Than A Holler." This work will be distributed via Findaway Voices. Expect more announcements as we get closer to a release date.
"Country Boy" by Lucius McCray has been added to Findaway Voices. It is currently going... Read more of this blog post »
"Country Boy" by Lucius McCray has been added to Findaway Voices. It is currently going... 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
