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Sara Shipman's blog:
Lunations 2023: Full Moon in Sagittarius
Siavahda's blog:
4th Blogiversary = Pride Flag Book Recs!
It’s my blogiversary!!! Today is Every Book a Doorway’s FOURTH birthday, and I kind of can’t believe it. I can’t believe I’ve managed to keep going this long; I can’t believe I have actual subscribers; I can’t believe I’ve seen my reviews quoted in publicity materials for real, actual books!!!
What
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Jason Teal's blog:
Fugue and Strike, a new poetry collection by Joe Hall, reviewed by Zach Savich
Let our meditation on Joe Hall’s terrific new collection of poetry, Fugue and Strike, begin with a brief survey of fecal refuse in nature poetry. Here’s Tommy Pico:
“Crappy water
Shoots thru purgatory creek
On its way to the Colorado River”
And here’s Trevino L. Brings Plenty, resplendent:
“You mean, if
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Lisa Smith Molinari's blog:
The Reluctant Caregiver: 3 Steps to Escaping Spousal Servitude
Heather L. Barksdale's blog:
Heather’s Bookshelf: An End to Etcetera
Author: B. Robert Conklin
Released: 11/30/22
Genre: Psychological Suspense
Read more of this blog post »“He likes the idea of the recorder. It makes him think that all of these words won’t be wasted. They won’t be flying through the air like birds. It would mean all o...
Yvette Bodden's blog:
Empowerment Series: Mexican-American, Multi-Emmy Award-Winning Journalist, Peabody Board Member, Producer, Host, Author, and Founder of Con Todo Press, Naibe Reynoso Shares her Entrepreneurial Journey with AW
Mexican American, Naibe Reynoso is known by millions around the world as a 4-time Emmy award-winning Journalist, and Television Host. She has also made great strides working on the radio and as a Producer. The investigative journalist is a Board Member of the prestigious Peabody Awards since 201
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Hugo Negron's blog:
Welcome a new gaming convention!
Forging of a Knight will be there - hope you will be too!
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Ian Tyler's blog:
asianmalenudes-x:My neighbors waited over three months to...
My neighbors waited over three months to let me know that they could see my outdoor shower from their back window, but by then, I’d gotten too used to that luxury to let my embarrassment send me inside…
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Carmen Horne's blog:
God’s Pruning Prepares Us for Restoration | EP11
Happy Six-Month Podcast anniversary! Thank you so much for hanging out with us month after month to discuss Jesus and life.
How does the pruning process prepare us for restoration? In today’s episode, we eavesdrop on Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well. As we listen, we discover
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Carol B. Ghattas's blog:
Gems from Genesis: Chapter 21
J.B. Norman's blog:
The Tales of Realmgard 2023: The Treasure of Oake Island Epilogue
With today’s chapter, we’re closing out the second full-length Realmgard story. So here’s the epilogue of The Treasure of Oake Island.
EpilogueCopyright 2023
J.B. Norman
The trip back to Porthaven from Oake Island proves uneventful, but rather awkward, for Myra and the rest of the Red Wolf pirates. Mos
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Moniek Bloks's blog:
Princess Désirée at 85 – A Haga Princess
Princess Désirée of Sweden was born on 2 June 1938 as the third child and daughter of Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten, and Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
Embed from Getty ImagesThe New York Times wrote upon Désirée’s birth, “Princess Sibylla, wife of Prince Gustaf Adolf, eldest son of
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Kel McDonald's blog:
The City Between – Divebar backroom
Backroom for the dive bar that is a kinda greenroom for bands that play at the dive bar.
Stephanie Laska's blog:
Cupcakes on Keto #80, S.4
How do you make cupcakes on keto? I’ll teach you. This delicious, easy-to-make recipe is one of my favorites. It’s perfect for those special occasions where only a homemade cupcake on keto will do!
Cupcakes on Keto
It’s my passion to help as many people as possible lose weight just like I
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Christine Bialczak's blog:
Simply 6 Minutes — A Girls’ Night Out
You can’t get mad at a face like that!
“Mommy, come see,” Alice grabbed her mother’s hand and started pulling Clara to her bedroom. Once they got there and Clara saw her youngest daughter, Adele, sitting at Clara’s makeup desk, looking up at her mother with her wid
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Pamela Becker's blog:
Zoe’s Story
Ashleigh Guice's blog:
Am I Overthinking or Is He Losing Interest? Ask Yourself These 5 Questions
Have you recently asked yourself “Am I overthinking or is he losing interest”?
If so, this post will help you figure it out. This isn’t for people in committed relationships. This one is for the person who is in the early stages of dating and has found themselves interested in someone but you’re uns
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V.J. Allison's blog:
Book Blitz: Reluctant Hearts by Linda Griffin
ReluctantHearts
byLinda Griffin
Genre:Contemporary Romance
Fourcouples, four stories:
DarienFrancis and Richard Li meet during a bank robbery, but she’s afraidto love again.
ShaneKenniston and Beth Parker are reacquainted years after she had acrush on him, but she is a recent widow, a
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Heather Greer's blog:
Shadow Dancing Review: On Tour with Celebrate Lit
Shadow Dancing Review
Book: Shadow Dancing
Author: Jennifer Sienes
Genre: Christian Women’s Fiction/Southern fiction
Release Date: April 18, 2023
Wading through grief is like dancing with shadows.
Bekah Casey’s been on a tear for near a year, and the anger clings
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Diane Wordsworth's blog:
Friday 2 June 2023: My new power board
My new power board – aka my production scheduleI didn’t get around to doing very much at all yesterday. The entire morning was spent responding to the legal team regarding my mom’s probate, which was followed by a long phone call with my sister. I had to locate, scan in and print off a number of var
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Moe Lane's blog:
Tweet of the Day, U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A! edition.
Nothing better than a doing well by doing good story. Mind you, he had to sue Hasbro at one point, but you always end up having to sue Hasbro. It’s just this thing that has to happen.
Read more of this blog post »Lonnie Johnson, a Black scientist employed at NASA in the early 1980s, was engaged in a project related to jet pumps.
Todd Linn's blog:
Using Quotes In The Pulpit
Quoting others when we preach may help our sermons or harm them. When is it right to quote other people, and what is the best way to do so? With this in mind, here are seven rules to remember when quoting others in our sermons:
1) Use Quotes SparinglyToo many quotes in our sermons gives the impressio
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Becca Seymour's blog:
Weaker Than Instinct - Chapter One Sneak Peek
With the release of Weaker Than Instinct creeping closer, it's time to share with you some of the opening chapter. Why only "some" do I hear you cry? Well, as standard for urban fantasy romances, my chapters are looonnng, as in there are only 12 in the entire novel.
I hope you enjoy getting to know
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Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer's blog:
First Video from new Spoken Word Album! DARK PRAISE
Oh friends, I am ecstatic to share with you something new, fun and deeply meaningful. Guitarist Steve Law and I collaborated on a new album, Dark Praise, fourteen poems with music that honors the dark and how it opens us to creativity, passion, intimacy, revelation, dreaming, receptivity, self-disco
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Charles Moffat's blog:
The Rise of Comic Book Movies: How Superheroes Conquered the Box Office
In recent years, comic book movies have taken the entertainment industry by storm, dominating the box office and capturing the hearts of audiences worldwide. From the early successes of films like "X-Men" and "Spider-Man" to the record-breaking blockbusters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)
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Alison Hendrix's blog:
The Basket
I opened the cabinet just a moment ago, I can’t remember why just now. Oh yes, looking for a vase for Papa’s flowers.
My eyes went up, searching shelf by shelf, and landed on the basket way up at the top. That basket, out of my reach, is full of memories.
Mama’s blue eyes and her playful smile. A
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Rasha Alajouz's blog:
How to Find Your Sweet Spot Between Comfort and Growth
Hey, it���s me again. You know how much I love talking about comfort zones, right? Well, I have a treat for you today. I had the chance to chat with one of my favorite hosts on this topic. We had such a fun and inspiring conversation. We talked about comfort zones, how they can support and limit us,
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Grayson Bell's blog:
Celebrate Pride by Reading Books by Queer Writers
It’s June again and that means it’s Pride Month! I wanted to start this month by highlighting some other queer writers that are all wonderful people who are adding to the queer representation in books, by featuring their most popular Amazon titles. Happy Reading!
Tanya R. King's blog:
No Natter
No matter how bad your sin is, God loves you.
Romans 8:38-39 (KJV) – for I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God,
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Scott Abrams's blog:
We’re All Thirsty
To the thirsty I will give from the spring of the water of life without payment. Revelation 21:6
Back in college, when I was wrestling and struggling to make weight every week, I���d always sweat the last five or six pounds off in the two hours before weigh-ins. Then, once I made weight, I���d be
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Sifa Poulton's blog:
ARC Review: PERILOUS TIMES by Thomas D. Lee
I received an ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. It has not affected my opinions
Genre: Contemporary FantasyAge Range: AdultStar Rating: 5 starsSeries: standaloneBlurb:
Being reborn as an immortal defender of the realm gets awfully damn tiring over the years—or at least that’s
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Sarah Pennington's blog:
May 2023 Doings!
Hello, everyone! This has been quite a month, to say the least. What I hoped would be a nice, relaxing month with plenty of writing and time with my sister (and the rest of my family) has ended up being anything but that. Well, the writing has been happening. But as for the rest . . . not so much. A
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Mystee Ryann's blog:
#FeatureQuestionFriday 1 - What Would You Do With Your Ticket?
Today I'm handing out tickets (fictitiously, of course) to a destination of your choice. I'm hoping you'll take a moment to comment with where I'd be sending you, why, and what you'd be doing there.
I would have to say, I've always wanted to go to Germany. I know. Probably not a popular answe Read more of this blog post »
Amelie Estrela's blog:
Via the internet Data Space – An effective way to Manage Hypersensitive Files
Online info room – an excellent way to deal with sensitive files A online data room is a secure repository with respect to www.texaswaterconservationnews.com/20... the storage and distribution of confidential paperwork. It assists in the due diligence procedure for business financial transactions. I
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Brinda S. Narayan's blog:
The Price of Immortality
The Immortal King Rao is many things. It’s a bildungsroman for sure, graphing its narrator’s life, from her strange birth to her present predicament, where she claims to be unjustly imprisoned for a crime she did not commit.
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Vilda Rosenblad's blog:
Knäppa men (nästan) helt sanna berättelser - bok 2
KNÄPPA MEN (NÄSTAN) HELT SANNA BERÄTTELSER - BOK 2
I denna andra bok av knasiga historier som min elvaåring läst får vi höra om Bermudatriangeln, om den sanna historien bakom greve Dracula, om stenar i öknen som flyttar sig själva, om rött vatten som kväver människor till döds, om en armé av spöken
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Cathinca Van Sprundel's blog:
Omen – een internationale reis
Wat gebeurt er na de Apocalyps? En is die veroorzaakt door klimaatverandering, doorgeschoten technologie of wat anders? In juni 2023 verschijnt de bundel ‘Omen – een glimp van de toekomst’ bij Dutch Venture Publishing, waarin negen korte, dystopische, verhalen staan rondom dit thema. De auteurs kome
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Christine Michel Carter's blog:
FAQ: What is the Status of Paid Family Leave in the U.S.A.?
Below, we will explore the current status of paid family leave in the United States of America in 2023, delving into the existing policies and initiatives and proposed bills or laws that seek to support or modify paid family leave in the coming years.
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Lutz Balschuweit's blog:
Bal Schu Weit
Als ich in meiner frühen Jugend noch dem Fußballspiel verfallen war, etablierte sich bei der Nennung meines Namens der Spruch: „Wer schießt den Ball mit dem Schuh so weit? Der Balschuweit.“
Petros Scientia's blog:
Jesus Christ is the spoken Word of God. You hear Christ when the Spirit leads you.
Jesus Christ is the spoken Word of God. You hear Christ when the Spirit leads you. (Quote from https://realreality.org/downloads/how...) Jesus Christ is the spoken Word of God. You hear Christ when the Spirit leads you. When you hear Him, Jesus Christ creates God’s faith in you. This faith isn’t l
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