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Biff Mitchell's blog:
Episode 6: The Existential Adventures of Crazy Man and the Dog, Sidestepper
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I.C. Cosmos's blog:
One-on-one with Helen
Tall, blond, and effortlessly elegant, Helen has the world at her fingertips. Literally. One wrong move, one slip of a key, and the lives of thousands if not millions will be in peril…
The post On
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Joanna Noor's blog:
Back in the Saddle!
Forgive my brief hiatus, but I’m back and raring to go, with a whole heap of new Khymeera titles on the way, starting with a 50,000 word series called “Tales from Old Khymeera” which predates the Karli Talbo “Kock Rider” novels.
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Melissa Foster's blog:
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R.J. Hore's blog:
Alex in Wanderland - A Standalone Tale
Michael Selden's blog:
Radio Show Interview
Radio Show Interview
The Authors Show (see linked in) will be broadcasting an interview about one of my books :The Boy Who Ran (Middle Grade novel set in the mid-archaic period in N. America—4000BC) on June 9th, all day.
“The Boy Who Ran” won the IPPY gold medal for juvenile fiction in 2014, and a Moo
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Nicole Pyland's blog:
F/F Fiction Crossword Challenge!
#LesFic #WLW My book “This Above All,” from the San Francisco Series, is featured in this week’s F/F Fiction Crossword Challenge by @JaeFiction Don’t miss out on the opportunity to win some cool prizes! See the details here: https://jae-fiction.com/books-with-pa...
The post F/F Fiction Crosswor
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Randy Rush's blog:
Randy makes front page of the National Post
Randy’s interview with writer Joseph Brean was featured on the front page of the National Post on Saturday, May 23.
“Rush’s origin story as a lottery winner superhero seeking vengeance on fraudsters began soon after his win.”
Joseph Brean
In it Brean and Rush discuss what it was like winning the $50 m
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Charles A. Rhodus's blog:
Bible Faasting
If you do not fast, you will not last.
D.R. Cruikshank's blog:
F.F. Burwick's blog:
Joining with Ebert again
"I didn't think they would. But even if they do, we will only look around outside the building. If that Mr. Endemort did not remain inside, hiding, there mus Read more of this blog post »
Jonathan Carreau's blog:
Lots of project update information
I had spent several years on the JRPG concept. I had a setting. I had characters. I had character interactions. I even attempted s Read more of this blog post »
Cathryn Parry's blog:
June 2020 Update
What's New This Summer/Fall: Two reissues of my contemporary romances, available now:
Out of His League: A Boston Baseball Romance
Falling for the Pitcher: A Sweet and Clean Baseball Romance
(Note: the "clean romance" version of Out of His League).
Available September 2020:
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François Vigneault's blog:
Know Justice, Know Peace
“We should never forget that everything Adolf Hitler did in Germany was ‘legal’ and everything the Hungarian freedom fighters did in Hungary was ‘illegal.’”
—Martin Luther King, Jr., “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”
These are extraordinary times we are living in. My home country is convulsing in a su
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Stephen Johnson's blog:
Tugga's Mob author fesses up to the weirdest thing he's ever written June 04, 2020 • Stephen Johnson
My first murder.
Thinking of sneaky ways to kill, without being caught, was a weird experience for a television news and sports producer. During my career, I encountered a few candidates for justifiable homicide – TV executives, politicians, businessmen – but no thought Read more of this blog post »
Ray Hollar-Gregory's blog:
A Fun Age Review
Lauren Runow's blog:
Layover Lover is LIVE!
"Drawn in by the sizzling chemistry, palpable personalities, and relatable struggles, Jeannine Colette and Lauren Runow deliver a lovely second chance love story that simply warmed our hearts."-MarvelUsReads
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J.J. Campbell's blog:
response from Yellow Mama
Kyle McCurry's blog:
On the Name Adroegen
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Larry O'Brien's blog:
Longer Orange 30 SLA Printer Assembly & Initial Impressions
I received my Orange 30 in a well-packed box via DHL. My box did not contain a manual, which I think might be an indication that it was among the first few hundred printers shipped. (It did, however, have a USB with what would apparently have been the pri
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Scott Coon's blog:
My Life My Books My Escape Interview
My Life My Books My Escape
Check it out!
https://mylifemybooksmyescape.wordpre...
D.M. Kirtaime's blog:
Reading SciFi
Derek Beaugarde's blog:
We Are Mars by Cheryl Lawson
We Are Mars by Cheryl LawsonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is the first book in the Rubicon series set on Mars in the 22nd century. It is well constructed and a fast-paced read, with believable characters. I enjoyed it, although, the conclusion could have been a bit more climactic. It has obvious Read more of this blog post »
Susan Stoker's blog:
Deep Breath.
This has been a hard week.
COVID, racism, uncertainty, protests, fear...
I'm not a very political person. Partly because I get frustrated that there's not much I can do about what's happening. That might be selfish, or ignorant, or maybe even a bit of both. I've made bad decisions in my l Read more of this blog post »
Derek Niven's blog:
We Are Mars by Cheryl Lawson
We Are Mars by Cheryl LawsonMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is the first book in the Rubicon series set on Mars in the 22nd century. It is well constructed and a fast-paced read, with believable characters. I enjoyed it, although, the conclusion could have been a bit more climactic. It has obvious Read more of this blog post »
Melanie Dellas's blog:
The History Behind St. Valentine's Day
Sacrifices, whips and blood ... oh my!
Everyone knows Valentine’s Day is celebrated in the United States on February 14 with candy, cards and flowers. But before this holiday was commercialized, it was based on something more. The day we call Valentine’s Day is named after a Christian martyr d
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Elizabeth S. Eiler's blog:
George Floyd: A Legacy of Hope
The extraordinariness of ordinary people is a vehicle for raising humanity at this beginning of the new age. George Floyd is remembered today for the man that he was, a beloved family member, friend, colleague, and American.
His murder was a flashpoint for centuries of racism, brutality, and otheriz Read more of this blog post »
Hannah Kaye's blog:
Thyme and Tide
I’m making stew tonight.
It’s cold and blustery outside. December up here means the sun is already mostly gone as early as 3:30 in the afternoon. The wind howls around the house and one morning last week I woke up to see a troop of very confused ducks waddling about on top of the lake, which had froz
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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
