Goodreads Authors
Recent blog posts from authors.
Geoff Canham's blog:
Is this for Real?
The following is a quick review of two books, 'The Case Against Reality' by Donald Hoffman, and 'Wholeness and the Implicate Order' by David Bohm.
I found Donald Hoffman's book, 'The Case Against Reality', to be extremely frustrating. He does make some good points, specifically in that what we see... Read more of this blog post »
I found Donald Hoffman's book, 'The Case Against Reality', to be extremely frustrating. He does make some good points, specifically in that what we see... Read more of this blog post »
Sally B. Sedgwick's blog:
Intention
There are a few phrases, idioms, sayings that I hate, not only because I don’t like them, but because I think they’re destructive. “Everything happens for a reason.” “It was God’s will.” “We’re only given what we can handle.” I think these platitudes make us complacent, take away cause, and often...
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Christine Feehan's blog:
A Good Day at Goodreads!
As you know, I do all of my blogging here on Goodreads. I’ve been blogging here since 2016, sharing things about writing, books, personal things and talking about things I love. I love the ASK THE AUTHOR feature where readers can ask questions. One of the benefits to this feature is my ability to... Read more of this blog post »
Mona Kristensen's blog:
Book of the Month!!
On Valentine's Day, I received the amazing news that my book "What's the Matter with Maria?" was chosen as Book of the Month in February 2020 (the theme being Love) at their website MagicBeans Bookstore!
It's a wonderful independent online children's bookstore that donates books to underprivilege... Read more of this blog post »
It's a wonderful independent online children's bookstore that donates books to underprivilege... Read more of this blog post »
Danica Avery's blog:
Our First Author Interview
We hope you’ve all had a great Valentine’s Day weekend! We’ve been busy all week, promoting Redemption and My Unexpected Valentine. So many exciting things have happened! We released our second novel, we reached 500 downloads on our first novel, and we had our first ever author interview!
A fellow...
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Trana Mathews's blog:
More About Me
I've been interviewed and you can read it on Book Reader Magazine to find out more about me.
I really enjoyed doing the Questions That Matter interview with Dove Winters. Check it out. I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did! Read more of this blog post »
I really enjoyed doing the Questions That Matter interview with Dove Winters. Check it out. I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did! Read more of this blog post »
Othello Bach's blog:
How to Write a Great Story
This powerful little volume provides a concise yet complete roadmap for both the literary novice as well as the seasoned writer. Packed with clear examples and practical writing assignments, it’s like having an English professor in your pocket. How to Write a Great Story authoritatively answers...
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Rachel Darlington's blog:
Ann Lavendar's blog:
Writing for Children
It's Friday! I definitely feel the long haul of the work week behind me, mental fatigue, and a desperate need to escape. However, that rendezvous with relaxation will have to wait until tomorrow. Today, I am doing prep work for my upcoming children's book, the next adventure in Egypt for Abigail:...
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Andy Newton's blog:
The Admissions Committee on Reincarnated Souls (ACORS)
Michael Bleicher and I have a new short story out today on the Weekly Humorist! It’s a fun, snappy little feuilleton about reincarnation and college admissions. We hope you like it!
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Check out our new piece here! Read more of this blog post »
Kim Hunt's blog:
A day of bumbles
Walking towards the front gate to make sure it's closed so the adventurous dog doesn’t leave the premises. Beside the drive some flax bushes, weeded around yesterday. A bumblebee flies past and towards the ground, disappearing down the edge of the bank near the base of a flax clump. No flowers at...
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Ann Cathey's blog:
2 Minutes. Go!
From a promt:
It was June and it was hot, when on board the ship we got...
...air conditioning in the halls and walkways, but nothing outside to ease the sweat of brows. It was time to either hit the cruise pool or the smelly casino.
I thought to myself, Ya know what, self?
What? my self replied.
I'm... Read more of this blog post »
It was June and it was hot, when on board the ship we got...
...air conditioning in the halls and walkways, but nothing outside to ease the sweat of brows. It was time to either hit the cruise pool or the smelly casino.
I thought to myself, Ya know what, self?
What? my self replied.
I'm... Read more of this blog post »
Ashley Abbiss's blog:
We have rain! And I have knitting wool.
It's been a rather boring, pretty ordinary week around here. Boring to write about, that is. Mostly it was spent trying to find somewhere cool to hunker down. It's summer here in good old NZ, of course, and last week was hot. A 31, a handful of 28s and 29s. Hot enough for me, anyway. Humid at tim...
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Hossein Motie's blog:
Biography of Hossein Motie
حسین مطیع
متولد اول تیر 1354
دانش آموخته رشته مترجمی زبان انگلیسی
عضو سرای اهل قلم- وزارت فرهنگ و ارشاد اسلامی ایران
مدیر مسئول انتشارات بوکتاب
نویسنده، ویراستار و مترجم کتاب
شروع فعالیتهای فرهنگی ایشان از اوایل سال تحصیلی 1373 هجری شمسی در یک مرکز فرهنگی انتشاراتی کتاب بوده و همزمان در همان سال در رش... Read more of this blog post »
متولد اول تیر 1354
دانش آموخته رشته مترجمی زبان انگلیسی
عضو سرای اهل قلم- وزارت فرهنگ و ارشاد اسلامی ایران
مدیر مسئول انتشارات بوکتاب
نویسنده، ویراستار و مترجم کتاب
شروع فعالیتهای فرهنگی ایشان از اوایل سال تحصیلی 1373 هجری شمسی در یک مرکز فرهنگی انتشاراتی کتاب بوده و همزمان در همان سال در رش... Read more of this blog post »
Barbara Mancini's blog:
Barbara Mancini Story
Greetings, readers. This is my first blog and I will endeavor to introduce myself and tell you about my book, and why I wrote it.
I have been a nurse for most of my working career. I have Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in nursing , and spent most of my career doing emergency nursing in a Philadel... Read more of this blog post »
I have been a nurse for most of my working career. I have Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in nursing , and spent most of my career doing emergency nursing in a Philadel... Read more of this blog post »
Ambrosia Hawthorn's blog:
Heidi Fisk's blog:
Grand Beast Made back what I spent on it.
Which is really good! Since I spent a decent amount on the cover among other stuff. Also, My Inner Demons 2 should be releasing sometime early next month.
The Goblin Girl Novella should also be releasing sometime next month as well.
Sorry for the lack of communication, have been stressed out a lot... Read more of this blog post »
The Goblin Girl Novella should also be releasing sometime next month as well.
Sorry for the lack of communication, have been stressed out a lot... Read more of this blog post »
T.K. Young's blog:
My Favorite Science Fiction – February 2020
Hi everyone! I’ve been reading a lot of good science fiction these days, and thought I’d share some of my favorite sci-fi short stories from the last month. Shout out to the writers who put such great work together – I hope you enjoyed their stories as much as I did! Go. Now. Fix....
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Joseph F. Benedetto's blog:
Can we call it a story NOW...?
I had (past tense) half a story written, and half a story to go, for this open-call charity anthology I have been trying to craft a story for. The thing was, I had a rather good situation, one that fit the anthology's guidelines and had an exotic locale to boot. I managed to (finally!) figure out...
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A.G. Mayes's blog:
My Top 5 Favorite Books
1. Summer at theComfort Food Cafe by Debbie Johnson
As you may know by now, I love books with family, romance, and FOOD!
That’s why, when I came across The Summer at the Comfort Food Cafe, I bought it immediately.
I was five pages in when I went out and bought the rest of Debbie Johnson’s book...
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Rhonda Fink-Whitman's blog:
#FiveStarFriday!
5.0 out of 5 stars for #94Maidens by MAM
“VERY MOVING. The switch from then until now, the search for a parent’s experiences when the parent won’t talk about it.”
Thank you, MAM! Your 5-star review is so very much appreciated!
To anyone who has read and enjoyed either 94 Maidens or Mrs. Graceland; p... Read more of this blog post »
“VERY MOVING. The switch from then until now, the search for a parent’s experiences when the parent won’t talk about it.”
Thank you, MAM! Your 5-star review is so very much appreciated!
To anyone who has read and enjoyed either 94 Maidens or Mrs. Graceland; p... Read more of this blog post »
Randy Green's blog:
Mannequins in Style – Part 1
Am I a Good Pastor to My Flock? – The Sequel
Who can give us the answer to that question, Brother Pastors? Everyone has an opinion; but we will never amount to anything of substance, if we follow opinions.
To discover the only true answer, we need to ask how we became a pasto...
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Kenzie Macallan's blog:
FREE BOOK on Amazon
Truths is FREE for a limited time! Start from the beginning.Truths 
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George Thomas Clark's blog:
Greeting Michael Bloomberg
Mayor Bloomberg's massive ad campaign paid off until he walked into the debating ring against live Democratic opponents.
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Amy Demas's blog:
5 Categories of Questions
There are several categories of questions from which we can draw. In our businesses and our lives, we must realize there is more than one way to ask a question. We need to know which type is most effective. Today we will elaborate on five categories of questions.
The five categories of questions a...
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Author Program
Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
Interview with Tana French
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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
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