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Miguel A. Sanchez-Rey's blog:
What if water shortages destabilise China?
Frightening scenario!!!
The painfully unequal distribution of water in China reawakens intra-regional resentments not seen in decades. An imagined scenario from 2050
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The painfully unequal distribution of water in China reawakens intra-regional resentments not seen in decades. An imagined scenario from 2050
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J. Steven Lamperti's blog:
By the Sea
Just finished the first draft of By the Sea, the third book in the Tales of Liamec. After editing, I am going to be sending out ARCs (Advanced Review Copies).
If anyone is interested in participating, send me a message on GoodReads. :)
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If anyone is interested in participating, send me a message on GoodReads. :)
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Marian Matta's blog:
A Lasting Conversation
[image error]This beautiful collection of short stories about ageing was released by Brandl & Schlesinger in April 2020. My own story, A Single Life, is in the most amazing company, and I’m grateful to Susan Ogle and Melanie Joosten for reading it in its original publication, ‘Joiner Bay, and other
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Bettina M. Johnson's blog:
Lily is at it again...
My girl is upset that I am writing so often and perceives it as me ignoring her. Therefore she does all these cute things to get me to notice her. My Lily...shes so sweet.
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Karen Patterson's blog:
Liu Xiaobo - Rest in Peace
RIP Liu Xiaobo, today (July 13th, 2020) is the anniversary of his death. Liu Xiaobo was one of the writers who drafted the CHARTER 08 that called for adjustments to the government, not to over throw the Chinese Communist Party. For this, he was sentenced to 11 years in jail in 2009. He made global h
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Stephen Woodworth's blog:
Need a little *DARK* reading? A CARNIVAL OF CHIMERAS is now a Kindle ebook!
Greetings, fans of the eerie and unreal!
Have you been itching to pick up a copy of my new collection of weird fiction, A CARNIVAL OF CHIMERAS, but are too tech-savvy to read something made out of dead trees?
You’re in luck! Hippocampus Press has just released a Kindle ebook version of the collection
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Riki Lax's blog:
How to Teach Your Kids 21st Century Skills
The 3 R’s have been replaced by the 4 C’s.
Reading, writing, and arithmetic were the educational standards for previous generations. However, they are not enough to ensure the success of 21st century kids, who live in a rapidly changing world, have to manage massive amounts of information from mu
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Stephanie Rose's blog:
No Reservations is LIVE and and only $2.99 for a limited time
No Reservations BY Stephanie Rose is NOW LIVE + Free on Kindle Unlimited!
Is it too late to correct the biggest mistake of my life?
While drowning in a mess of sorrow and grief, I lost the only woman I ever loved. I didn’t realize what I’d done until it was too late.
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Is it too late to correct the biggest mistake of my life?
While drowning in a mess of sorrow and grief, I lost the only woman I ever loved. I didn’t realize what I’d done until it was too late.
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Veena Sharma's blog:
Be a Visionary Person
One of the most challenging things in life is sometimes is being able to let go of something or someone. I tended to hold on to anger, guilt, grudges, relationships, and personal possessions. Letting go has never been easy for me. Holding on to negative, destructive emotions and relationships ca
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Kimber Camacho's blog:
Oh, Doctor Watson!: and other stories by Berlynn Wohl
Oh, Doctor Watson!: and other stories by Berlynn WohlMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
I have long enjoyed Berlynn Wohl's writing and this collection of short stories is no exception. My only issue with it is that the stories seemed sequential - more like chapters in a larger work - until it hit a point wh Read more of this blog post »
Mark R. Hunter's blog:
40 Years As a Firefighter
Forty years ago tomorrow (as I post this ... okay, the day in question is Tuesday, July 14th), I walked into a small and ironically smoky meeting room, and told a group of men there that I wanted to be an Albion volunteer firefighter.
I was terrified.
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I was terrified.
The Chief, Jim Applegate, stared at me and asked: Read more of this blog post »
Maryann D'Agincourt's blog:
AUGUST will be published this fall.
My latest novel August will be published this fall.
Mitta Xinindlu's blog:
Edge of a Sword (Poem)
I have long sensed that you're an edge of a sword.
In halve you managed to pierce me with taps and words.
Today those words have turned into a session of stabbing.
You cut me deep with your point, my spine is flapping.
Who knew that you'd burn into an anatomy of a dagger?
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In halve you managed to pierce me with taps and words.
Today those words have turned into a session of stabbing.
You cut me deep with your point, my spine is flapping.
Who knew that you'd burn into an anatomy of a dagger?
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Biff Mitchell's blog:
Episode 11: The Existential Adventures of Crazy Man and the Dog, Sidestepper
Wherein Crazy Man and the dog, Sidestepper, stumble upon the House of Many Species and Variables and learn about the need to sustain.
(NOTE: Yep. The tree house was toppled in real life. But no moose were harmed in its toppling.)
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Carole V. Bell's blog:
Review: Conventionally Yours
Conventionally Yours by Annabeth Albert
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I really like this sweet and tender, slow burn new adult contemporary. Annabeth Albert combines the opposites attract and forced proximity tropes in a very organic way in the gaymer setting. When their teammates drop out due to emergen Read more of this blog post »
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I really like this sweet and tender, slow burn new adult contemporary. Annabeth Albert combines the opposites attract and forced proximity tropes in a very organic way in the gaymer setting. When their teammates drop out due to emergen Read more of this blog post »
Latesha Kellam's blog:
From anticipation to obligation
Most of time when you meet a new love interest and you figure out that you really like them, you can’t wait to see them. You always want to spend time with them. For me personally, I would get butterflies in my stomach from the anticipation of our next date. When I finally got to meet up with that p
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Ellysia Fields's blog:
Hurt but still working
Hi! I dunno who will read this, but I wanted to let you know that I am still, actively, working on the next book in my trilogy series "Pureblood." Progress may be a bit slower then I'd like because I burned both hands so my fingers are still quite tender. I will hopefully back up to full swing soon
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Brett Scott Ermilio's blog:
Jack Cannon: Book 3 moves into Phase 2 of editing
As everyone has the opportunity to get involved in book 2 and the exciting adventures of Jack Cannon and his friends, book 3 of the series is entering the next phase of editing. And Book 4 is currently more than half-way complete and I am working hard to have 3 and 4 released with as little time bet
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Rev. Francis J. Ripley's blog:
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Hugh Lupus's blog:
Book 6
Book six which covers Italy, Greece and the first battle of a different British Pacific Fleet has been sent to the publisher.
Watch this space for a publishing date.
Watch this space for a publishing date.
Tinnean's blog:
Tired. V. v. tired
I'm working on three books: Rainbows in Your Eyes, which is Book 4 of Strange, Strange World; its companion piece, More, By All Mores, and the last of the Spy vs. Spook stories, the alternate reality No One Should Be Alone. They're all basically finished, but I need to read them over once more befor
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Haru Ichiban's blog:
Cover Reveal: Scandinavia
The cover for my next short erotic story from the Darkintense series about a romance in the icy lands of unexplored Scandinavia of old. This is the young and sexy hero, Stefan. It's gonna be out very soon!
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William Graham's blog:
5-star Editorial Review of "The KIncaids"
The Kincaids follows the rise and fall of a wealthy family that experiences hard times, dissolution, financial and social challenges, and changes. It is recommended for novel readers who enjoy sweeping productions, and closely examines the legacy of Irish immigrants who move to the Midwest to experi
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Bill Pence's blog:
Life is Short. Live it!
[image error]My wife Tammy celebrated one of those “milestone” birthdays last year. In her life, Tammy has survived a lot, including a few life-threatening illnesses. But I could tell that this particular birthday, if not bothering her, certainly was reminding her of the passage of time. She pointed
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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
