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Every day until Christmas Eve I’ll be introducing you to an author whose debut novel came out this year. Today it’s Daisy McNally. About Daisy McNally   Forty-something mother and PhD student of creative writing dividing time between Oxford and Lymington. I SEE THROUGH YOU was begun on the MA at...

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This week’s SATURDAY SIX takes a look at What We Lost From the Theme Park World in 2018. As theme park fans, we’ve had a lot to be thankful for this year. However, as much as we all loved the Sauce Slinger at Chicken Guy! and Bar 17 Bistro at the top of Universal’s Aventura Hotel, it wasn’t all g...

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Every afternoon from now until Christmas we will be posting sittings from the story, “Jubilators,” for your enjoyment. Good reading and Merry Christmas!

“I don’t get it. I really don’t get it.” Christopher was sitting on the bench, trying to reason with Go...

This is the look on my face I have all the time now because I AM HOLDING MY REAL BOOK IN MY REAL HANDS. Please buy every copy for Xmas that you can spare because the children are our future and you need more pink books in your life. Also research has shown that the intensity of pinkness is slight...

J. Scott Coatsworth has a new queer sci fi/fantasy anthology out: Spells & Stardust. This is Scott’s first anthology – eight sci fi and fantasy shorts that run the gamut from regeneration to redemption:

     The Bear at the Bar: A gay fish out of water tale with a pinch of magic.

     Tight:...

Writing a novel is a monumental task.

Your experience may be something like mine. You have an idea so you sit down to write. The first 10,000, maybe even 20,000 words flow onto the page over a couple of weeks, and then things come up. You finally get back to it a few weeks or a few months later (i...

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Since I’m currently on a blog tour for this book through Goddess Fish, it makes sense today’s little sumthin’ sumthin’ should come from Christmas and Cannolis, no?

Not everyone in the book is Italian/American. Connor’s uncle, Aiden Gilhooly, a son of Ireland, fills this scene...

I’m doing the PopSugar Reading Challenge again in 2019! I won’t start reading the books on this list until January but I’m already choosing books for the 2019 version of the challenge. This is my fourth year doing the PopSugar Reading Challenge. My favorite part is picking out the books. So much...

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Bit of a judgement call, today’s title, don’t you think? What one person might consider “odd” could easily be another’s cup of tea.  It’s important, then, to clarify that I don’t see “odd” as a bad thing at all. Every year peculiar books for kids sneak into the publishing cycle. You see, in gener...

It’s the weekend! Time for relaxing/frantic Christmas shopping/panicking/wrapping presents/writing cards/working… (delete as applicable!).

It’s also time for treat number 15! Yes, the Anne Boleyn Files just keeps on giving and it’s all thanks to the generosity of some wonderful authors, historia...

Happy, happy, happy weekend!

Some real, down in the bones JOY to celebrate today! Links & stories this week 100% guaranteed to make you smile a mile wide & believe like crazy in a Good God redeeming everything — and that there’s love everywhere & for ((you))! 

Serving up only the...

It was snowing even in London this week. Surely now it’s time to get serious about Christmas — and who better to give the perfect yuletide advice than an economist? (I also plan to include the best ideas from psychology, and call them “behavioural economics”; this is a proven formula...

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Qualcomm’s iPhone ban in China, Mr. Pichai goes to Washington, and Intel stacks chiplets.

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Today, I am showcasing another book I wrote for the Dark Osprey line: Werewolves: A Hunter’s Guide. As always, you can find links to various online retailers on the My Books page.

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I’ve got a special guest for Day 15! Veronica Scott is an awesome science fiction romance author, but she’s also a tireless advocate for the SFR genre and writes for numerous blogs and online magazines, promoting and steering readers toward SFR. She’s a gem! The prize for one lucky commenter toda...

WHAT REALLY PERPLEXED or downright frustrated gardeners in 2018? I asked that recently on Facebook and elsewhere, harvesting the final [read more…]

The post repotting houseplants (plus blooming favorites), propagating coleus, and more: q&a with ken druse appeared first on A Way To Garden.

As 2018 comes to a close, I thought I’d post my year in review. I cannot believe how quickly the year flew by, although every year seems to pass quicker than the last. It’s scary, yet it doesn’t stop me from constantly looking forward to something in the future rather than making sure to apprecia...

If you follow me on social media, you’d know superheroes are my thing. My first superhero crush was Spider-man at age four. In my pre-teens Superman melted my heart, then Gambit stormed into my world during my teenage years. Hello, chère indeed! When the Civil War books came out in the 90’s Capta...

Charles E. Wilson, the CEO of General Motors in the middle part of the last century, reputedly once said that “what was good for our country was good for General Motors, and vice versa.”

The idea was that large corporations had a duty not just to their sharehold...

A federal judge’s ruling that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) violates the U.S. Constitution alarmed healthcare advocates Friday, but left most unconcerned that the judge would succeed in taking away health coverage from 20 million Americans—and only served to bolster the argument for a Medicare fo...