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William Meikle's blog:
Early influences: Glasgow
I've been talking these past few posts about influences. Place has always been a big one or me, and the first and one of the largest was where I spent a lot of time up to the age of 23.
Raymond Gaynor's blog:
SO THIS WORLD ISN’T GOOD ENOUGH…
Well, try the world of NewAmerica, in my recently released book, THE EDGE OF MADNESS (Aignos 2020)
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Pamela Allegretto's blog:
“CLEVER CAPER”
“If you have had to cancel your long awaited vacation to Venice, Italy and still wish to get away, no problem. Pamela Allegretto's newest offering: "Ashes to Ashes, Diamonds to Dust" can take you there. This clever caper done in the style of, say, a Blake Edward's '60's caper, will transpose you. Yo
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Rob Wilson's blog:
News link with the previously mentioned photo of two Nimitz-class carriers in the South China Sea
The link below contains the picture of the two supercarriers sailing next to each other I described without requiring a subscription.
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Arthur Graham's blog:
HST Quarterly: Summer 2020
horror, adj. inspiring or creating loathing, aversion, etc.sleaze, adj. contemptibly low, mean, or disreputable
trash, n. literary or artistic material of poor or inferior quality
Welcome to HSTQ: Summer 2020, the curated collection from Horror, Sleaze and Trash!
Featuring poetry by Bogdan Dragos, John Read more of this blog post »
Penelope J. Bristol's blog:
Sorry I went quiet…
So how is everyone doing post 4th of July? Still the weirdest summer of my life-thanks COVID19! I have been working on producing the audiobook for The Truth Turned Upside Down with a wonderful narrator-Kathleen Li. If you missed her voiceover sample please drop back to my post from June 19th-its aw
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N.N. Light's blog:
Book Recommendation | New Beginnings by @JanetOlsonYA #yalit #comingofage #books
Title: New Beginnings
Author: Janet Olson
Genre: Young Adult
Book Blurb:
,Ida and Engen's 13-year-old friendship is altered when the death of their friend comes between them. Engen, guilt-ridden over Janelle's passing, has become violent. Ida, in her grief, attempts to fill the loss with a one-nig
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Chris Sherwood's blog:
Signed Copies Available!
Would you like a signed copy of "In Times Of Trouble"?
Just email me at chris@cmsherwood.com to find out how!
Just email me at chris@cmsherwood.com to find out how!
Wendy Voorsanger's blog:
Biddy Bridget Mason (1818-1891)
Born a slave in Mississippi, Biddy Bridget Mason cultivated domestic and agricultural skills, and became an expert in herbal medicine and midwifery. Mason and her family came to California in 1851, walking across the cou...
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Virginia Brackett's blog:
Loving JoJo Moyes
I'm late to jump on the JoJo Moyes bandwagon, but I'm firmly aboard after reading The Giver of Stars. The novel features a group of fiercely dedicated women, both to the task at hand - distributing books through a free library - as well as to one another. This particular library delivers its books t
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David Bannon's blog:
OVER ALL GRAVES & THE LONGING OF GRIEF
“The last thing the bereaved person wants to do is to distance him or herself from the deceased. The longing of grief is the longing for reunion, not separation – the lost one should return, not disappear.”
— from an essay on Friedrich Rückert’s Over all Graves (Über alle Gräber) on Figures of SpRead more of this blog post »
Savannah Totten's blog:
How I Use Pinterest to Attract Blog Readers
Pinterest is a hot spot for blog posts, so if you figure out the right way to create graphics for your blog, you can share those graphics on Pinterest and increase your blog views by the hundreds.
I have been blogging for about three years now, and my blog has transformed a lot over the years. I’ve p
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Eric Nash's blog:
Reviewed: Mexican Gothic
Mexican Gothic is alive with mansions and cemeteries, forests and mist, hauntings and rot; it swims in the murk of politics and ethics; it courts mad passion. As for monsters, the human antagonists dwelling on the pages of Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s latest novel are some of the vilest I’ve met. Fortunat
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Tigran Gorsh's blog:
Անմահություն երազելու և երկարակեցություն տենչալու փոխարեն...
Անմահություն երազելու և երկարակեցություն տենչալու փոխարեն, արդյո՞ք ավելի հեշտ չէ մտածել՝ ինչպե՞ս է պետք ապրել, որ մահը զրկանք չթվա, ու, միաժամանակ, արդյո՞ք ճշմարիտը դա չէ, երբ մահն իր անհրաժեշտությունն անկասկածելի հիմնավորել է:
© Տիգրան Գորշ / ես սեր եմ, մնացածը ես չեմ
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Terry Lloyd's blog:
Right or Wrong.
What is right or wrong? Well a first reaction to this question of thought is that facts do not change, or do they?
Take the age and size of the universe. At one time the earth was thought to be the centre of the universe, flat and unmoving and the Sun moved around the earth. Science has proved to mos Read more of this blog post »
Take the age and size of the universe. At one time the earth was thought to be the centre of the universe, flat and unmoving and the Sun moved around the earth. Science has proved to mos Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Roberts's blog:
My Blog
Let me begin by warning you that my blog will be all over the place. I am passionate about so many things and when I blog I do it as it comes to mind. I promise to be entertaining but I cannot promise that you will always agree with me. Secondly, my book editor is expensive and she will not be editi
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Catherine Coulter's blog:
July 13, 2020
Monday, 13th July -- Sounds like most everyone roasted yesterday but still had fun, which is the point of the weekend. Is everyone still attending church online? I read about a couple of small churches that packed in their congregation and guess what happened? Sigh --
Work today -- Sherlock's now fro Read more of this blog post »
Work today -- Sherlock's now fro Read more of this blog post »
George Thomas Clark's blog:
Bette in Bondage
Bette Davis debates movie mogul Jack Warner about whether she should take the part of a rough cockney lady in the film "In Human Bondage."
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S. Lee Glick's blog:
sale!
Good Monday Good reads friends. If you would still like my book at a great price. Go to my web page.sleeglick.com Enter the word Stephen at check out to receive the reduced price of $10.00plus two additional gifts. that's it. Thank you.
Emily Anthes's blog:
Can Architecture Extend Our Lifespans?
Check out this excerpt from The Great Indoors! https://us.macmillan.com/excerpt?isbn...
Emily Castaño Jaén's blog:
Mi nuevo relato: “Absorción: Entre dos mundos”
Pensaron que era el planeta más cercano y diferente, con un contraste de grises que nunca albergaría una vida siquiera en algún momento y resultó ser el más parecido y lejano, con ojos que son su propia luna que les refleja las luces más alucinantes de todo el universo.
Hanna, es de la Tierra. Zio, Read more of this blog post »
Hanna, es de la Tierra. Zio, Read more of this blog post »
Edwin Wong's blog:
Review of CIVIL WAR – Lucan (translated Matthew Fox)
Penguin, 2012, 537 pages, translated by Matthew Fox Has there ever been a better time to read Lucan’s Civil War? It’s the story of the fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Principate. It’s the story of a world gone mad where a young and brash Caesar takes on Pompey the Great, the […]
The po
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Romilly King's blog:
All my beautiful boys...
Once upon a time, I loved James T Kirk. I love Han Solo forever – my scruffy nerf herder. I loved Spike, and Giles, and Willow. Long, long ago, I loved Hal and Roger. I bow to Shuri and all the black women of Wakanda. I adore Cristina Yang, Miranda Baily, and Boo from Monsters Inc is my spirit Read more of this blog post »
Anna Wise's blog:
The Blueprint
In the book, "All The Light We Cannot See,” I began to see a blueprint. The design that lives inside our heads. The one that tells use who we are and, in a sense, how to navigate our lives.
Marie-Laure, the young six-year-old girl in the story, becomes blind. To help her navigate the surroundings, h Read more of this blog post »
Marie-Laure, the young six-year-old girl in the story, becomes blind. To help her navigate the surroundings, h Read more of this blog post »
Jason McDonald's blog:
Kill 'em With Kindness!
Wow! Has it really been a year since I posted? Yikes. Well, it has been a turbulent year, to say the least. Hope everyone is staying safe and sound and getting a lot of reading done now that we're all (supposedly) hunkered down. Speaking of which, have you read my new book, "Kill 'em With Kindness"
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Sparsha Kadri's blog:
Why do I write?
I was always a dreamer;
I spent almost 45% of my life daydreaming which ended up wasting most of my time ( At least that’s what I used to be told). But with time I came to a realisation that not all dreams are useless; some could be recycled into beautiful stories.
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I spent almost 45% of my life daydreaming which ended up wasting most of my time ( At least that’s what I used to be told). But with time I came to a realisation that not all dreams are useless; some could be recycled into beautiful stories.
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Debby Feo's blog:
July 13, Writing Update
I’m working on a new vampire short story called “The Crystal Nightmare”. The new vampire is named Dr. Makeesul.
Just finished and submitted a 7th Mellie the (teenaged) Vampire story. Eventually, all these stories will be in a book called “Mellie’s Diaries”, to be published by Hiraeth Publishing. Read more of this blog post »
Just finished and submitted a 7th Mellie the (teenaged) Vampire story. Eventually, all these stories will be in a book called “Mellie’s Diaries”, to be published by Hiraeth Publishing. Read more of this blog post »
J.J. Campbell's blog:
it was fun while it lasted...
the Red Scare ran out of gas yesterday and lost to the Golden Eagles in the TBT, 79-70. the one thing the guys need to do to actually win this tournament is find a point guard. that, and actually have some depth as well. that was what killed them yesterday. the Golden Eagles will play Sideline Cance
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E.A. Green's blog:
BLOGGING WITH THE GREENMAN
STARTING NOW UNTIL AUGUST 16 2020.
Post a picture of you with a book from The Greenman's literary choices on any of my social pages and 2 Winners will receive an autographed picture from E.A. Green, a 20$ gift card and a signed copy of REAL SKIN.
WINNERS AND THEIR PICTURES WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON ALL MY Read more of this blog post »
Post a picture of you with a book from The Greenman's literary choices on any of my social pages and 2 Winners will receive an autographed picture from E.A. Green, a 20$ gift card and a signed copy of REAL SKIN.
WINNERS AND THEIR PICTURES WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON ALL MY Read more of this blog post »
Joseph J. Miccolis's blog:
(Question)
What is the shortest time you've spent reading a story from start to finish?
For me: 2 days - I read the indie story in half each day.
For me: 2 days - I read the indie story in half each day.
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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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
