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William David Anslow's blog:
Click the link below to read the first six pages of my first novel, Parallel!!
(But beware, you're surely want to read more)
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(But beware, you're surely want to read more)
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Rosemary Gordon's blog:
Goodreads Book Giveaway
Monkeys up a Tree by Rosemary Gordon
MONKEYS UP A TREE
by Rosemary Gordon
Released September 05 2018
Giveaway ends in 11 days (October 04, 2018)
50 copies available, 281 people requesting
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Monkeys up a Tree by Rosemary Gordon
MONKEYS UP A TREE
by Rosemary Gordon
Released September 05 2018
Giveaway ends in 11 days (October 04, 2018)
50 copies available, 281 people requesting
giveaway details »
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Amy Rae Durreson's blog:
Hi
I'm posting this on both Facebook and Goodreads in the hope someone can help. I'm in the early stages of a book where the love interest (mid-twenties, overachiever, hot and knows it) is Deaf (severe hearing loss following meningitis when he was four). I'll be looking for a paid sensitivity read... Read more of this blog post »
I'm posting this on both Facebook and Goodreads in the hope someone can help. I'm in the early stages of a book where the love interest (mid-twenties, overachiever, hot and knows it) is Deaf (severe hearing loss following meningitis when he was four). I'll be looking for a paid sensitivity read... Read more of this blog post »
Harold Titus's blog:
On December 5 approximately 40,000 African-American bus riders—the majority of the city’s bus riders—boycotted city transportation. The Montgomery Improvement Association [MIA] had hoped for a 50 percent support rate among African Americans. To their surprise and delight, 99 percent of the city's...
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Yolanda Randolph's blog:
The company you keep is very important to your healing, your mindset, and your sanity!
It is so important to surround yourself with "like minded" people. If you are a positive person, then you need positive people around you. Let go of the negative people; the people that bring you nothing but ba... Read more of this blog post »
It is so important to surround yourself with "like minded" people. If you are a positive person, then you need positive people around you. Let go of the negative people; the people that bring you nothing but ba... Read more of this blog post »
N.S. Scholl's blog:
Seized: Part Two of the Ardenti Terra series is now for sale on Amazon .com and .ca in paper back and kindle.
Millions are homeless, people are migrating north with minimal belongings, limited food and no shelter. Resources have been destroyed or scattered, and it won't be long before there is fu... Read more of this blog post »
Millions are homeless, people are migrating north with minimal belongings, limited food and no shelter. Resources have been destroyed or scattered, and it won't be long before there is fu... Read more of this blog post »
Hope Callaghan's blog:
Cozy Mysteries and Christian Fiction Books by Christian Author Hope Callaghan
Download My Christian Book Collection (Cozy Mysteries – Fall & Family Edition) – By Author Hope Callaghan Download My Christian Book Collection – (Cozy Mysteries – Fall & Family Edition) I’m so excited to let y...
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Sue Wilder's blog:
The Tears in Midnight is the fourth book in the Enforcer's Legacy series and this is Arsen’s story. Those of you who have read the first three books know that, in every lifetime, Arsen and Katerina have had a stormy relationship. In The Danger in Justice (book three) we learn that Katerina had cr...
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James Litherland's blog:
Last week I talked about the trouble with being too rigid, whether it’s with the format for these posts or which writing project I work on at any given time. So I’m trying to be more relaxed about both, but exercising discipline remains essential.
If God hadn’t given me the power to put my rear-en... Read more of this blog post »
If God hadn’t given me the power to put my rear-en... Read more of this blog post »
N.K. Vir's blog:
Quick update,
I just started up a mailing list (yeah, well, better late than never). Sign up now and receive everything first! There's even a special goody!
https://mailchi.mp/ff0b0c7daab9/theot... Read more of this blog post »
I just started up a mailing list (yeah, well, better late than never). Sign up now and receive everything first! There's even a special goody!
https://mailchi.mp/ff0b0c7daab9/theot... Read more of this blog post »
M.K. Alexander's blog:
A few people (a very few, more than two and less than four) have asked me about dreams. Specifically, if I have some method for remembering them every morning.
(see my post here of two weeks ago)
The short answer is no, but a qualified no. I made some glib remark about throwing your alarm clock... Read more of this blog post »
(see my post here of two weeks ago)
The short answer is no, but a qualified no. I made some glib remark about throwing your alarm clock... Read more of this blog post »
Lynn L. Clark's blog:
If you haven't had the opportunity to check out Fareed Zakaria's Global Public Square you might want to do so. It airs Sundays at 10 am and again at 1 pm. An excellent analyst of world events in his own right, Fareed also discusses events with foreign affairs experts and authors.
If you missed to... Read more of this blog post »
If you missed to... Read more of this blog post »
Shintaro Mofujin's blog:
Hello fine folks of the Mofu Blog, long time no see! I hope you're all doing well!
With the beginning of the school year and transition to fall, lots of exciting things are happening and this place is no exception! I have a few big announcements to make!
First of all, I am pleased to announce that... Read more of this blog post »
With the beginning of the school year and transition to fall, lots of exciting things are happening and this place is no exception! I have a few big announcements to make!
First of all, I am pleased to announce that... Read more of this blog post »
Rick Brown's blog:
Good news! Book one for the Lost Kingdom of Alsselya is now on sale for just .99 on Amazon! Sale ends Saturday morning 9/29/2018. You can also still read for free using Kindle Unlimited. The writing of book two is almost complete, so I invite everyone to join the adventure now.
Alsselya's Heir is... Read more of this blog post »
Alsselya's Heir is... Read more of this blog post »
K.J. Cartmell's blog:
When the President says to his followers, “Let’s make America great again!”, what does that mean? Was there a time when America was better, greater than it is now?
Conservatives often look back on the Reagan Administration as a time when America was great. When Ronald Reagan was elected president... Read more of this blog post »
Conservatives often look back on the Reagan Administration as a time when America was great. When Ronald Reagan was elected president... Read more of this blog post »
Cecily Wolfe's blog:
A few more days are left for you to enter to win a signed paperback of The Competition, along with a pretty notebook and pen.
https://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/dis...
I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend - I am working on final edits for Treasure of Hope and can't wait to share the Cliff... Read more of this blog post »
https://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/dis...
I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend - I am working on final edits for Treasure of Hope and can't wait to share the Cliff... Read more of this blog post »
Kristi Zeyn's blog:
'Listen to my voice, come to my call,
Light a torch of hope, even if it's small.
With the blessing of the God,
You will do it, you will cope.
But the darkness can be dazzling, darkness can be fraud.'
"Black angel white demon:singed by darkness" epic darkfantasy coming this year. Read more of this blog post »
Dana Dratch's blog:
After Alex's boss is killed, she's fingered by his partner as a murder suspect and fired. The partner also accuses the former reporter of secretly working undercover on an industry exposé for her newspaper. Not only does he threaten to spread the word to potential employers, he demands she repay... Read more of this blog post »
Steve Stanton's blog:
I took the DNA swab test last year, which I blogged about earlier, so I was excited to pick up a new book on Ancient DNA by David Reich with the title: Who We Are and How We Got Here. Apparently, there has been a “revolution” in DNA technology and an exponential growth of data in this emerging f...
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Emi G.S.'s blog:
Obviously this book is given to me by the author, for free, expecting a return of a genuine review under a group programme called 'Don't Buy My Love'.
About the book: Tokyo Stars is a Yaoi - inspired M/M Romance novel. It is mostly based on Japanese plot other than the character names which have... Read more of this blog post »
About the book: Tokyo Stars is a Yaoi - inspired M/M Romance novel. It is mostly based on Japanese plot other than the character names which have... Read more of this blog post »
Lee Allen's blog:
A Meditation on Murder by Robert ThorogoodMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
A delightful slice of 'Death in Paradise' from the creator of the TV series.
'A Meditation on Murder' is the first in the series of 'Death in Paradise' tie-in novels, starring DI Richard Poole, the original fish-out-of-water detecti... Read more of this blog post »
Marguerite Martin Gray's blog:
I love finishing one stack of books and starting another. I always have another group to fill my hours and captivate me with some interesting plots and historical adventures. The books I share here are all print copies. I have another list of eBooks and audible books. Needless to say, I'm never w...
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Thomas Joseph Beck's blog:
A grudge is one thing that does not get better when it is nursed.
Besides, Everyone and everything looks much better when your smiling.
But then again what do I Know?
Hope your smiling today!!!
Besides, Everyone and everything looks much better when your smiling.
But then again what do I Know?
Hope your smiling today!!!
William L. Ingram's blog:
JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED IT OR WANT TO HEAR IT AGAIN HERE IS A REBROADCAST OF: Award winning author William L. Ingram discussing his book and journey to authorship.
Please don’t keep it a secret!
[image error] THE AUTHOR SHOW INTERVIEWS award winning author William L. Ingram about his memoir:
FI... Read more of this blog post »
Please don’t keep it a secret!
[image error] THE AUTHOR SHOW INTERVIEWS award winning author William L. Ingram about his memoir:
FI... Read more of this blog post »
Ajit Joshi's blog:
"मिसळ पाव" या बलॉगमधये शरी. शशिकांत ओक (विंग कमांडर - निवृतत) यांनी माझया "आगरयाहून सुटका" या संशोधन गरंथाची सुरेख ओळख करून दिली आहे. तयावर अनेक वाचकांनी परशन विचारले आहेत, चरचाही रंगली आहे. तया चरचेचे भाग पुढे वेब-लिंक सवरुपात दिले आहेत -
१. पुसतक परिचय – आगरयाहून सुटका भाग १ - https://www.misal... Read more of this blog post »
१. पुसतक परिचय – आगरयाहून सुटका भाग १ - https://www.misal... Read more of this blog post »
Addison Carmichael's blog:
Hi everyone!You'll notice that I have finally added the third and final installment of the Guarded Trilogy to GoodReads. Although the hard launch with the E-readers will not be available until October 1st, the soft launch is now active with the paperback available today.
This has been a really fu... Read more of this blog post »
Dana Vacca's blog:
FREEDOM CALLING - SEA FOLKLORE & Folk Art
MERMAID CRIMPER or pie jagger of ivory c. 1860-70
Seamen on whaling ships carved beautiful objects like this c1860s ivory pie-crimper during the long hours of their off-watches.
NOTE: Hunting whales in the 1800s was grueling and extremely dangerous work... Read more of this blog post »
MERMAID CRIMPER or pie jagger of ivory c. 1860-70
Seamen on whaling ships carved beautiful objects like this c1860s ivory pie-crimper during the long hours of their off-watches.
NOTE: Hunting whales in the 1800s was grueling and extremely dangerous work... Read more of this blog post »
Gianni Holmes's blog:
Ollie on the Out
Today I wrote those two words to my next novel, "The End." There might have been some laughter mingled with tears. This book touched on some sensitive topics which were difficult to write at times as memories were dredged up and feelings long thought to be gone resurfaced.
Ollie on... Read more of this blog post »
Today I wrote those two words to my next novel, "The End." There might have been some laughter mingled with tears. This book touched on some sensitive topics which were difficult to write at times as memories were dredged up and feelings long thought to be gone resurfaced.
Ollie on... Read more of this blog post »
R.K. Close's blog:
The Vampire Files trilogy is finally complete, but there is always more story to tell.
Red Dream, book #3 of the VFT released in July, 2018.
While Sam and Adam's story has come to an end (for now), a new romance with another story to tell may start rolling out in 2019.
If you've read the trilogy a... Read more of this blog post »
Red Dream, book #3 of the VFT released in July, 2018.
While Sam and Adam's story has come to an end (for now), a new romance with another story to tell may start rolling out in 2019.
If you've read the trilogy a... Read more of this blog post »
Patricia Correll's blog:
Only one week to the release of The Unseen World! To tickle your interest, here's a tiny snippet from the book:
“What's that song?” Sanami asked, more to break the silence than because she wanted to know. “I've never heard it.”
“It was popular. Two hundred years ago.”
Sanami looked across the po... Read more of this blog post »
“What's that song?” Sanami asked, more to break the silence than because she wanted to know. “I've never heard it.”
“It was popular. Two hundred years ago.”
Sanami looked across the po... Read more of this blog post »
Suzy Davies's blog:
Kaje Harper's blog:
My next book - Love and Lint Rollers has a wonderful cover thanks to artist Karrie Jax. I hope readers will enjoy this story of two men and many pets. With a bit of luck (fingers crossed) I'll have it ready to go before GRL in mid-October, although I probably won't have paper copies in time...
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Vera Q.'s blog:
Sono Ombra e puoi starmi accanto finché il Sole mi disegna. È la legge antica del viaggio attraverso il bel tempo, non del tempo bello.
E non c'è nulla di nascosto anche se bevo solo acqua, perché mi accontenta essere Nero.
Mi permette di non spiegarmi: i gatti, al buio, mi riconoscono. E che cosa... Read more of this blog post »
E non c'è nulla di nascosto anche se bevo solo acqua, perché mi accontenta essere Nero.
Mi permette di non spiegarmi: i gatti, al buio, mi riconoscono. E che cosa... Read more of this blog post »
Katherine Arden's blog:
So....I want to tell you about a book. Not a Winternight book. The third book in the Winternight Trilogy, The Winter of the Witch comes out in January, and I'm sure I'll be talking you guys' ears off about that before long.
No, my other book. I'm talking about Small Spaces
Writing it was a delightf... Read more of this blog post »
No, my other book. I'm talking about Small Spaces
Writing it was a delightf... Read more of this blog post »
Rei Fletcher's blog:
When she wasn’t at the hotel, Ed sent a message. She went to the education centre, wondering if she’d misunderstood, and waited under the shelter of a tree. Soon she was hugging herself and stamping her feet, cursing stupid fashion choices. The least it could do is distract her from the lump of m...
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J.P. Kenwood's blog:
REMINDER: Gaius and Allerix answer your questions over at Maddox's Saloon TONIGHT from 8-9 pm EDT. They'll also introduce themselves to the group - even die-hard Dominus readers might learn a new thing or two about the lads. :D
And there'll be giveaways: paperbacks, swag, and more. <3
Link to th... Read more of this blog post »
And there'll be giveaways: paperbacks, swag, and more. <3
Link to th... Read more of this blog post »
J.M. Miller's blog:
SALE!
Fallen Flame is on sale now for $.99, and you can also preorder Scattered Plume for $.99 until release day, September 27th!
Available on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited!
Fallen Flame - SALE
Scattered Plume - PREORDER Read more of this blog post »
Jenna Moquin's blog:
This weekend I’ll be at the 2018 Boston Writing Workshop, and I’m excited and a bit nervous since I’ll be pitching my latest novel to agents, and my first ten pages will be critiqued by a professional writer/editor. I’ve attended workshops like this before, but I only took the classes and made so...
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James Whyle's blog:
The Swerve: How the Renaissance Began by Stephen GreenblattMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
What a story, what a tale. Of how we, the literate ape, conspire to hide truth from ourselves. And of how the truth will out. 300 years before the birth of Christ, a Greek philosopher, Epicurus, after pondering the... Read more of this blog post »
Wolfgang Joensson's blog:
J.J. Overton's blog:
Rita Lee Chapman's guest author this week is sci-fi writer, J. J. Overton. http://ritaleechapman.com/guest-authors
Angelo Aulisa's blog:
Hi friends , beloved friends love all of you , because love is our basic inner essence of our inner being we are love within our inner being so when i say love all of you i really meant it , is not an an introduction to convince you all about anything , is a natural spontaneous loose and natural...
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Arun D. Ellis's blog:
Society needs people who take care of the elderly and who know how to be compassionate and honest
Alvin Toffler, The Third Wave
All around him lay his comrades, brave men of the 24th. The crack of rifles mingled with the cries of the wounded. He loaded a cartridge into the breach of his Martini-... Read more of this blog post »
Rachel Thomas's blog:
Guy Wheatley's blog:
I remember a fantasy story about a hero who fights to find a mythical place where there is freedom from oppression and no starvation or disease. Along the way, he finds a beautiful princess he must save, and a wizard. At the end of his quest, he wakes up in an apartment with no memory of his prev...
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Clarissa Simmens's blog:
Ancient Muses
Paired for every
Art and Science
Overrated
I prefer to see
A hovering shadow
Appear
Like the tarot's
Lovers
The Poet and her Lover
The Muse of Ideas
While above the deuce
An Angel of Wisdom
That some call Athena
Roiling clouds of creation
Inspiring one line
Enabling the poet's thoughts
To morph f... Read more of this blog post »
Paired for every
Art and Science
Overrated
I prefer to see
A hovering shadow
Appear
Like the tarot's
Lovers
The Poet and her Lover
The Muse of Ideas
While above the deuce
An Angel of Wisdom
That some call Athena
Roiling clouds of creation
Inspiring one line
Enabling the poet's thoughts
To morph f... Read more of this blog post »
Connie D'Alessandro's blog:
The Holy One calls to me this morning. The mystery of His Presence draws me at first light. What will we talk about today? I grab my coffee and notebook in anticipation.
He begins our conversation with a known fact, "Salvation saves you from judgement". But in His gentle insistence He moves on, "W... Read more of this blog post »
He begins our conversation with a known fact, "Salvation saves you from judgement". But in His gentle insistence He moves on, "W... Read more of this blog post »
Robert McDermott's blog:
With the upcoming release of my coming of age, sci-fi novella I thought I would blog on what was driving me when I put fingers to keyboard.
About William’s War:
Set in a world five hundred years from now the Earth has been under attack for seventy years. A fourteen-year-old boy is drawn from pre...
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Interview with Kate Atkinson
The year is 1940, and Juliet Armstrong is on the trail of Nazi collaborators. Juliet isn't some high-living MI5 femme fatale; the protagonist of
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, a new novel by Kate Atkinson, is just an unworldly, if cynical, 18-year-old girl who writes up surveilled sessions between fascist sympathizers. But though she's a minor cog in the war effort among the secret agents and bureaucrats, she's soon pulled into bigger things—events that haunt her years later. ...more
Interview with Deborah Harkness
Just as her bestselling All Souls trilogy is being adapted for television, Deborah Harkness returns to the world of vampires and witches with
Time's Convert
. Goodreads talked to the history professor about researching her fantasies, writing a "sequely-prequely thing," and why she's never read Dracula....more
