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Piper Templeton's blog:
Hi Everyone,
I released a small collection of short stories called "The Potting Shed and Other Stories."
If you like fiction that scrapes beneath the surface of facades and explores human nature, moral dilemmas, and people simply trying to connect with one another, check out
The Potting Shed and Oth... Read more of this blog post »
I released a small collection of short stories called "The Potting Shed and Other Stories."
If you like fiction that scrapes beneath the surface of facades and explores human nature, moral dilemmas, and people simply trying to connect with one another, check out
The Potting Shed and Oth... Read more of this blog post »
Bethany-Kris's blog:
Hey, loves! *waves*
So, I did a thing, and now you can read the first 4 chapters of Always on the website.
Only hitch?
It's a privately viewed page, so you need a link to view the chapters.
Find that link HERE.
You can also add Always on your Goodreads TBR.
Blurb:
A Legacy Novel
A wild boy.
A sly g... Read more of this blog post »
Jürgen Vogel's blog:
Noch ein ganz toller Blogbeitrag zu "Bittersüße Wahrheiten" ist jetzt bei LITTERAE ARTESQUE zu finden. DANKE!!!
Matt Shao's blog:
“All better!”
Pulling her arm from out of the tank, the little girl slides the lid back on her glass habitat after setting down the little newborn she’d taken out the night before.
“Those nutrients will make you a super pet!” She shouts, watching the parents finally reconnect with their baby.
“An...
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Lona Manning's blog:
Part Two: That's Not Funny!
I begin by reposting the seven points I outlined at the beginning of part one:
In Jane Austen: the Secret Radical:Helena Kelly posits that Jane Austen was a secret radical. In other words, Austen held radical views, and these views were not out in the open for everyone t... Read more of this blog post »
I begin by reposting the seven points I outlined at the beginning of part one:
In Jane Austen: the Secret Radical:Helena Kelly posits that Jane Austen was a secret radical. In other words, Austen held radical views, and these views were not out in the open for everyone t... Read more of this blog post »
Susie Tate's blog:
Beg, Borrow or Steal is available for pre-order. Release date will be the 28th September. Message me or contact me at susietate79@gmail.com if you would like an ARC in exchange for an honest review :)
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Renee Andrews's blog:
“But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7
As we sat in the waiting room for labor and delivery, I... Read more of this blog post »
Judy McCarty Kuhn's blog:
Today I made muffins. I suppose I wanted to honor the solar eclipse with something new; or maybe, I just wanted to use up my blueberries.
Most of you probably make muffins frequently. Not me. If they do not come from the bakery or in a simple (add water and bake) package, I don’t eat them.
It is no... Read more of this blog post »
Most of you probably make muffins frequently. Not me. If they do not come from the bakery or in a simple (add water and bake) package, I don’t eat them.
It is no... Read more of this blog post »
P.J. Roscoe's blog:
I've read quite a few books over the years. I am a slow reader these days due to lack of time as I pen my own, but still, I enjoy wading into another adventure as and when I can. over the last few weeks i have revisited an old gem and found a new one.
Old gem - is 'The Lady of Hay' by Barbara Ersk... Read more of this blog post »
Old gem - is 'The Lady of Hay' by Barbara Ersk... Read more of this blog post »
R.J. Hore's blog:
To keep matters simple (these tales get complicated enough!) I decided to use a magic and mythical version of our world. That way I didn’t have to worry about geography. I wanted to play with all the fantasy characters I could find and made a decision to avoid or eliminate regular humans from my...
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Richard M. Knittle Jr.'s blog:
#Poetry #Poet #Poets #Knittle #Love
The Stranger
You were just a stranger and
one whom I just met on the street
but when I looked at you and into
your eyes for just that brief minute
I saw a vision that showed me
my future that I would live until
the end of my life.Who are you?
What Is your name? Was t... Read more of this blog post »
The Stranger
You were just a stranger and
one whom I just met on the street
but when I looked at you and into
your eyes for just that brief minute
I saw a vision that showed me
my future that I would live until
the end of my life.Who are you?
What Is your name? Was t... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Lynn Solomon's blog:
At my computer all day… well, except for an hour at the market to buy some food. Writing is Murder is comping along just fine. Nearly finished chapter 21. I hope by the end of week I’ll finish this draft, then set it aside for a few days to work on Abigail’s Window. In this story, Emily, haunted...
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Gudjon Bergmann's blog:
Love equals relationships. To experience love you must be in a relationship, either with yourself, your lover, your spouse, your children, your friends, your family, nature, the universe or your creator, to name a few of the most common love relationships.
Love has been named the glue that holds... Read more of this blog post »
Love has been named the glue that holds... Read more of this blog post »
Renee Kinlaw's blog:
Join me at Christian Women Writers to find out more about me and my book God Has a Scrub Brush. Enter to win a signed copy.
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Daniel Clausen's blog:
Project Summary: The following is Chapter 1 from my 2004 novel The Sage and the Scarecrow.
At the moment, I am revising the chapters from this book into 3-4 page short stories for posting on my blogs and in literary magazines.
The Novel in Short: Six months after his father has died from cancer, Pi... Read more of this blog post »
At the moment, I am revising the chapters from this book into 3-4 page short stories for posting on my blogs and in literary magazines.
The Novel in Short: Six months after his father has died from cancer, Pi... Read more of this blog post »
Dan Groat's blog:
Erica Graham's blog:
Thousands are pouring into the St. Louis area for eclipse 2017. I would like to welcome all of you. While you are here, be sure to take your time on the way home, checking out the local restaurants, stores and sights. Also, while you are on Twitter today, please visit @EGrahamAuthor to find out h...
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Lana Williams's blog:
I have an amazing deal for you! Seven full-length historical romance novels by wonderful authors, but it's only available for a limited time.
From knights in shining armor to the sexy men of the Old West, lose yourself in these beautifully-crafted tales of romance. Swoonworthy heroes and fiery her... Read more of this blog post »
From knights in shining armor to the sexy men of the Old West, lose yourself in these beautifully-crafted tales of romance. Swoonworthy heroes and fiery her... Read more of this blog post »
Paula Cappa's blog:
Book Review: Emotional Freedom by Judith Orloff, M.D.
This book is a treasure. I've read many books on positive thinking, but Judith Orloff, M.D. brings the reader into a refreshing dimension about the inner self. This is NOT air-fairy stuff. Orloff is an 'energy psychiatrist' and she deeply under... Read more of this blog post »
This book is a treasure. I've read many books on positive thinking, but Judith Orloff, M.D. brings the reader into a refreshing dimension about the inner self. This is NOT air-fairy stuff. Orloff is an 'energy psychiatrist' and she deeply under... Read more of this blog post »
Cornelius Moore's blog:
I just got me latest and quite possibly longest book review yet. It reads:
Like this book? Join "The Club" :)
Wow, that ending. Gotta love a review that starts with "Wow, that ending." right?
It's the kind of ending that leaves you hanging but has turned you around in just a few pages, in a way that... Read more of this blog post »
Like this book? Join "The Club" :)
Wow, that ending. Gotta love a review that starts with "Wow, that ending." right?
It's the kind of ending that leaves you hanging but has turned you around in just a few pages, in a way that... Read more of this blog post »
Blaque Diamond's blog:
This is an excerpt from the up-coming second volume of Love, Lies and Heartbreak. This excerpt comes from the story "What You Won't Do 2." "What You Won't Do ended in a cliff hanger, which had to be continued. Readers wanted to see what would happen next. Since it was a short story, I decided to...
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Ishani Jasmin's blog:
i’m having a hard time, but things are okay. what’s new?i’ve been talking and thinking about who i...
Chris James's blog:
Feeling wrung out, run down, fed up, or just plain done in? Then this is a track for you. The Moodies will feature more than once on this list, and The Swallow is the perfect accompaniment to soothe feelings of failure, frustration, resentment, anger and bitterness. Of course, self-publishing...
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M.K. McClintock's blog:
I have many incredible childhood memories, and many of things I tried or did, I did again and again simply because it made me happy to do so. I rode horses, and still do. I went on adventures, and still do. I was a dreamer, and still am. One thing I miss from childhood is that undeniable belief i...
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Josh Hagen's blog:
Counting, Counting, 1 Through 12 is now ‘permafree’ on kindle and iTunes/Ibooks!
But wait, there’s more! At the end of the book there is a link to MORE freebies! I have a link to coloring pages when you sign up. And I should also mention that I am planning to have freebies in th...
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Exponent II's blog:
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Ashley Mae Hoiland and Rachel Hunt Steenblik
In this episode of the Religious Feminism interview series, Rachel Hunt Steenblik, author of Mother’s Milk: Poems in Search of Heavenly Mother and the book’s illustrator, Ashley Mae Hoiland, discuss some of the beautiful and not-so-beautifu...
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Wendy Werneth's blog:
Our guest post today is from Marie Concilus. Marie is a young vegan blogger and adventurer who's here to share her experience on a weekend getaway to Ibiza. Just for the record, Ibiza does have a number of fully vegetarian and even fully vegan restaurants. There's Simbiosis, Honestbar Ibiza, and...
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Jennifer C. Wilson's blog:
Yesterday, I got stranded on St Mary’s Island.
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Happily, this was entirely intentional, a six-hour retreat, organised by Elementary V. Watson. Elementary’s Victoria visited me last month to talk about her writing, but today she was in full facilitation mode, helping us all get the mos...
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Ivan Incerti Morales's blog:
De dónde surgió Ampiria? ¿Realmente existe un Creador, como comulga la mayoría de los habitantes? ¿O son los titanes los que intercedieron en su síntesis? Me gustaría aclarar estas y otras muchas preguntas semejantes en las siguientes entradas, dando respuesta a vuestras consultas, los lectores....
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Interview with Tom Perrotta
Fresh off the series finale of HBO's adaptation of The Leftovers, Perrotta is back with a look at sex and midlife second-guessing. "I'm very interested in sex and the way that ideas about sex and what's permissible keep changing. So the fun of the book is to take a middle-aged person and plunge them into what is a youthful world of dating and sex," he says....more
Interview with Claire Messud
The author of The Emperor's Children explores the friendship between two girls threatened by impending adulthood in her new book, The Burning Girl. "For everybody—but for girls, certainly—there's a lot of growing up that involves…the word that comes to mind is damage," says Messud....more
