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Catherine A. Wilcox's blog:
Corona Fear
The words COVID-19 is synonymous with the word fear.
Fear, (its opposite energy is love) rears its ugly head on a personal level almost daily. Fear we don’t have enough; fear our children will be hurt; fear we left the iron on; fear we’re getting fat; fear of war.
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Fear, (its opposite energy is love) rears its ugly head on a personal level almost daily. Fear we don’t have enough; fear our children will be hurt; fear we left the iron on; fear we’re getting fat; fear of war.
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Terri Boas's blog:
Two scoops of sauce!
"An easy read; gripping and rather saucy too!"
I can't imagine what happens next?
Mani pulled down his own, what?
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Nadean Stone's blog:
You Tube Author presentation hosted by NFCA - Nadean Stone guest author
Steve Rukavina, President of NFCA, invited me to participate in a Zoom Happy Hour Book Club event featuring 3 Croatian American authors.
Tuesday was our 31st wedding anniversary. So funny as I opened my presentation with a reading from the Prologue of my memoir which was on that same day in 2017.
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Tuesday was our 31st wedding anniversary. So funny as I opened my presentation with a reading from the Prologue of my memoir which was on that same day in 2017.
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Pascal Buniet's blog:
Article de Annick Michaud dans LA VOIX DU NORD (02/01/2020)
Dunkerque: Pascal Buniet, une vie et des romans à TenerifeNatif de Saint-Pol-sur-Mer, Pascal Buniet, 67 ans, a fait sa vie aux Canaries. Installé dans l’île espagnole de Tenerife depuis quarante ans, il écrit des livres directement en espagnol. Son dernier roman, un polar, plaira tout particulièreme
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J.P. Greyhouse's blog:
Grammar Time
Language and grammar play big roles in The Booby Trap. In chapter three, Raymond puts his resumé together, tweaking the language over multiple drafts until he sounds organized, responsible, and well-rounded.
Middle grade fiction is a great place for kids to learn life lessons. How we speak influences Read more of this blog post »
Middle grade fiction is a great place for kids to learn life lessons. How we speak influences Read more of this blog post »
Ray Seebeck's blog:
Complete book proposal
My book proposal for the new five-part Assorted Picture Book Collection is now complete. The document is about 15 double spaced pages, and the age range for the stories are 4-8 years old each. The 'competitive title analysis' was by far the most tedious and time consuming aspect. I'm starting gradua
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Chloe Holiday's blog:
Windmills as scenery and plot
In New Heights, the windmills are more than just scenery, so let’s delve into them a little more!
The Lasithi plateau in Eastern Crete is famous for its windmills, as is the island of Mykonos. There were once ten thousand windmills on the plateau, though only a fraction remain. These dotted the l
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Amanda Siegrist's blog:
Flash Fiction Friday!
Happy Friday, lovelies! I decided to start a new storyline! I thought I'd add a sassy cat in this one because that's always fun! lol Enjoy this week's prompt!
Writing Prompt ~ Run! (Provided by Doreen) Scene #1
“You know what, don’t look at me that way.” She cocked a brow. “You’re so damn judgmental.” Read more of this blog post »
Writing Prompt ~ Run! (Provided by Doreen) Scene #1
“You know what, don’t look at me that way.” She cocked a brow. “You’re so damn judgmental.” Read more of this blog post »
J.P. Kenwood's blog:
L.M. Roth's blog:
L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day
L.M. Roth The L. M. Roth Quiz of the Day is a quiz for those familiar with the books of L. M. Roth. If you are not familiar with the books of L. M. Roth, you’d better start cramming!
The answer to yesterday's quiz:
it was Deborah that was called a mother in Israel in Defender: In the Days of the Judg Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz:
it was Deborah that was called a mother in Israel in Defender: In the Days of the Judg Read more of this blog post »
Karen Cimms's blog:
Just four more days!
It seems like forever ago since I started BETTER MAN. I'm hoping these next four days just fly by.
BETTER MAN releases on Aug. 11. You can preorder it at https://amzn.to/2ZQWvSF.
I hope you're as excited as I am!
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BETTER MAN releases on Aug. 11. You can preorder it at https://amzn.to/2ZQWvSF.
I hope you're as excited as I am!
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Raisa Greywood's blog:
Just in time for back to school!
This summer, I've been working with Golden Angel, Shane Starrett, and Maren Smith to bring you all a special treat just in time to get the rugrats out of your house and back to school after a long quarantine.
Coming in September, the Dad Bod Doms might not have the tight bodies of youth, but they mor Read more of this blog post »
Coming in September, the Dad Bod Doms might not have the tight bodies of youth, but they mor Read more of this blog post »
Catherine Coulter's blog:
August 7, 2020
Friday, 7th August -- I'm sending you so many pictures -- hope you like most of them. The acrylic "face screen" -- This is a very good friend of mine -- had a kick redoing it with DEADLOCK. I asked her if I could use her name and she said she prefers "She who shall not be Named." Well, okay, but it
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Nick Alimonos's blog:
Where is my book?
To all the winners of my free book giveaway: I would like to inform you that all of your books should be in the mail or be delivered by now. I must apologize for the delay, but unfortunately, the Post Office returned some of the books due to the fact that I included "Thank You" cards with the shipme
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Kaja Blackley's blog:
The Importance of Book Design for Authors who Self-Publish
The most amazing prose will never be read if it’s presented in an unattractive, ill suited format. Lines of type crammed together into rectangular blocks that swallow up the gutters of the page and smother the writer’s intention are a bane of printed books.
You could be another William Shakespeare, h Read more of this blog post »
You could be another William Shakespeare, h Read more of this blog post »
Crymsyn Hart's blog:
Book Birthday! Forest of Bones
Today is my book birthday! Forest of Bones is out now available for everyone to read and enjoy. I’m very excited about this. The book took me over two years to write with crafting and all the drafts I went through not to mention the edits.
If you want a slightly different take on vampires and lov
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Amir Atef's blog:
كل ما تود معرفته عن أمازون كيندل بيبروايت الجيل 10
أصدقائي وقرائي ومتابعيني الأعزاء… اليوم سأتحدث عن واحد من أهم أدوات القراءة والقراء … أمازون كيندل بيبروايت الجيل 10.
وأود أولاً أن أوضح بعض الأشياء… وأشارك معكم بعض التعريفات المهمة لمن لا يعلمها ، وأود أيضًا تصحيح بعض المفاهيم الخاطئة لدى البعض:
الكيندل بالفعل يشبه التاب أو التابلت، لكن يختلف عنه اخ Read more of this blog post »
وأود أولاً أن أوضح بعض الأشياء… وأشارك معكم بعض التعريفات المهمة لمن لا يعلمها ، وأود أيضًا تصحيح بعض المفاهيم الخاطئة لدى البعض:
الكيندل بالفعل يشبه التاب أو التابلت، لكن يختلف عنه اخ Read more of this blog post »
N.D. Jones's blog:
WHAT IS YOUR STORY OF RESILIENCE?
Kuumba Publishing is open for submissions for The Color of My Resilience: A Self-Care Journal and Guidebook for Black Men.
Do you have a story of resilience ( your struggles, your challenges, your grit) that will speak to other black/African American males?
Do you have a story that will inspire, empo Read more of this blog post »
Do you have a story of resilience ( your struggles, your challenges, your grit) that will speak to other black/African American males?
Do you have a story that will inspire, empo Read more of this blog post »
Katherine Diane's blog:
Dark Hunger Releases Today!
Today is the day, my friends! If you pre-ordered Dark Hunger (thank you, lovelies!! 😘) you should have it already. If you want to grab it for $3.99 or read it in Kindle Unlimited, you will make this author's day!
Dark Hunger on Amazon
On Goodreads: Dark Hunger: A Vampire Romance
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His to protect Read more of this blog post »
Dark Hunger on Amazon
On Goodreads: Dark Hunger: A Vampire Romance
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His to protect Read more of this blog post »
Tyler Reynolds's blog:
What Would You Do?
Today I'm reviewing The Player King by Avi. I read it because Mom bought it at a book fair and said I would find it fascinating. I'm not in favor of parents forcing kids to read certain books. But it worked out okay this time.
What would you do if you were an orphan, a servant in a tavern, and some p Read more of this blog post »
What would you do if you were an orphan, a servant in a tavern, and some p Read more of this blog post »
Giles Watson's blog:
Turnshoes: Remnants of Anglo-Saxon Life in the Vale and Downland Museum, Wantage and West Stow Village, Suffolk.
Readings of a selection of these poems, with photographs of the objects that inspired them, can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
Owing to problems with copyright on my photos of West Stow Anglo-Saxon village, these poems were never published. This is the whole collection:
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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
Owing to problems with copyright on my photos of West Stow Anglo-Saxon village, these poems were never published. This is the whole collection:
Turnshoe Read more of this blog post »
Louise Gorday's blog:
It's New Website Time!
I've just updated my website. Go check it out! If you'd like to be added to my mailing list, the Contact button will take you to a simple sign-up form.
https://www.louisegordaybooks.com/
And me? I'm off to a photo session to get some new author pics. :) Read more of this blog post »
https://www.louisegordaybooks.com/
And me? I'm off to a photo session to get some new author pics. :) Read more of this blog post »
N.N. Light's blog:
Middle Ageish by @mylifeasadate is a Binge-Worthy Festival pick #romanticwomensfiction #giveaway
Title: Middle Ageish
Author: Shirley Goldberg
Genre: Romantic Women’s Fiction
Book Blurb:
Sunny Chanel's marriage is circling the drain when her husband marks his colonoscopy on the calendar and ignores their anniversary. With divorce papers instead of roses on the horizon, she says "au revoir
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Barry Donadio's blog:
Shoot Pistols With Barry Donadio Aug 15th 2020
Handgun Qualification License Class ( HQL )
August 15th 2020 9am to 3pm
Check websites for future dates
Queentown, Maryland
855–589–2267
Train with Instructor Barry Donadio, Former U.S. Secret Service
Barry Donadio protected President Bush and President Obama at the White House on a daily basis. He is no Read more of this blog post »
August 15th 2020 9am to 3pm
Check websites for future dates
Queentown, Maryland
855–589–2267
Train with Instructor Barry Donadio, Former U.S. Secret Service
Barry Donadio protected President Bush and President Obama at the White House on a daily basis. He is no Read more of this blog post »
Lisa Beth Darling's blog:
Monday in the Garden
I don’t know about you but we’re expecting a bit of a storm to blow through my area tomorrow and Wednesday. I’m so happy! We really need the rain. It’s been such a dry hot summer that my lawn looks more like rattan carpeting than grass. I’d been watching the storm track on TV andContinue reading "Mo
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Zoltan Istvan's blog:
Just out: Here's my recent 20 minute speech on #coronavirus and #transhumanism at the Humanity Plus Summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbJir...
Just out: Here's my recent 20 minute speech on #coronavirus and #transhumanism at the Humanity Plus Summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbJir...
Joe Cosentino's blog:
Hilarious--I'll take it!
“hilarious…filled with numerous twists and turns—never once did I suspect whom the killer turned out to be. If you are looking for a mystery that will have you laughing all the way through, don’t miss Drama Runway.” Thank you Kings River Life Magazine for the lovely review of Drama Runway, the 10th
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Julianna Keyes's blog:
ALL THE MISSING PIECES - Teaser 3!
Sexy suspense, coming your way September 21! 🖤
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Special pre-order price $2.99!
AZ https://amzn.to/2DzMY9P
iBooks https://apple.co/38R9gQg
Kobo https://bit.ly/3jke3hW
B&N https://bit.ly/2ZmN51a
Google https://bit.ly/329zSKJ
Request on NetGalley http://netgal.ly/xTfMHt
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Mark Scheel's blog:
Never Mind the Clowns, the Lions Are Loose!
In 1960, a British film, directed by Sidney Hayers, was released titled Circus of Horrors. I was in high school at the time and remember being captivated by the dark, violent twists and turns, the odd erotic undertones and the haunting theme song, “Look for a Star.” The plot involved an evil-genius
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S.G. Wong's blog:
Choice Cut
lovelies, despite weeks of happy anticipation, i won’t be at @LCC2020SanDiego after all
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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
