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Janet Gogerty's blog:
Leaving home is never easy, even if you’re just popping round to the greengrocers; you never know what may happen while you’re away. Don’t forget to make the beds and leave the kitchen tidy; after all, if you have the misfortune to be murdered while you are out, the forensics team will be round s...
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Asghar Abbas's blog:
Wouldn't it be funny poetic, poetic justice even, if it turns out all that moves, roam around in your head is some cosmic joke, a mere happenstance, a weird by-product of an accidental thought. The sun is already past half-mast and in five more billion years it will go supernova and everything go...
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Michael D. Nadeau's blog:
so I have a ton of books lying around, but it would take me forever to search them here and add them to my "Ive read" file, so I think on vacation It will be time to start scanning some. I'll have to open some boxes, but I should be adding a ton of books. Just thought I'd share with you all
Deana Farrady's blog:
Guys, I want to update you on the status of Match You, the sequel to Heat Exchange.
I have not been able to get it finished yet. An author can excuse herself all she wants, but at the end of the day, all that counts are the disappointed readers.
But you deserve an answer about why the delay, and he... Read more of this blog post »
I have not been able to get it finished yet. An author can excuse herself all she wants, but at the end of the day, all that counts are the disappointed readers.
But you deserve an answer about why the delay, and he... Read more of this blog post »
Sidney Bell's blog:
Revision is a long, unwieldy process full of insecurities, small setbacks, and large improvements. It is, to be frank, the emotional equivalent of the tilt-a-whirl. In the micro sense, the process is different for every book because you always manage to screw up in new, colorful ways.
In the macr...
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Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
Wow, my Hugo trophy is having a Grand Tour. Although I don't suppose it gets to see much from inside a cardboard box.
When it arrives, I'll post a picture.
Location Date Local Time Activity
Philadelphia, PA, United States 08/16/2017 12:43 P.M. Import Scan
08/16/2017 7:51 A.M. Arrival Scan
Roissy Char... Read more of this blog post »
When it arrives, I'll post a picture.
Location Date Local Time Activity
Philadelphia, PA, United States 08/16/2017 12:43 P.M. Import Scan
08/16/2017 7:51 A.M. Arrival Scan
Roissy Char... Read more of this blog post »
Lucia Sinn's blog:
I've done two giveaways now for CHASING THEIR LOSSES--a Goodreads giveaway and an Amazon giveaway that ended Sunday. Strange thing that happened: during both giveaways I sold copies of TAKE THE MONEY; Romantic Suspense in Costa Rica. Since that book has been out three years, that was a surprise....
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Taylor Mills's blog:
Finding an agent can be brutal. Honestly, 'brutal' might be too kind a word. A writer pours their blood, sweat, tears, time and soul into their work. So, when the relief of finally putting the finishing touches on your manuscript washes over you, there's already another hurdle. It is more blood,...
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Rival Gates's blog:
As the room parted, Necromancer came into view. He moved but his robe showed no motion from his legs. As he grew near his eyes became a deeper red and nearly appeared ablaze as he approached the elves. He stopped directly before the guards in the front of the column.
“Captain,” he ordered. “You a... Read more of this blog post »
“Captain,” he ordered. “You a... Read more of this blog post »
Lawrence F. Lihosit's blog:
My younger son recently trudged home after two years of service as a Peace Corps Volunteer. We fattened him up while he wrote a book about his adventures titled "Peace Corps Epiphanies: Panama." It's written well and offers a peephole into the 21st century Peace Corps experience. I give it five s...
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Simi Sunny's blog:
Hey, everyone. I've spent the last couple of days writing my book, and I'm starting to see a break through. However, I'm stumped again, but I know that my creative brain will flow again. For now, I'm going to appreciate the world around me as possible.
I have finished reading the last book of the... Read more of this blog post »
I have finished reading the last book of the... Read more of this blog post »
Terri Tiffany's blog:
I'm so excited that THE BEND has been on the market for six months now. To celebrate that and the end of the summer, I've put it on sale for $0.99 from AUGUST 17- AUGUST 19.
Thank you to all my readers who have read my books and left reviews here and on Amazon. You are the best!
The Bend
Ammar Habib's blog:
Dear Friend,
I hope you are doing well. I wanted to give a basic update on the stages of development various writing projects are at right now since there are quite a few in the pipeline. As I’m sure you likely know, I currently have three novels published (Dark Guardian, Memories Of My Futu... Read more of this blog post »
I hope you are doing well. I wanted to give a basic update on the stages of development various writing projects are at right now since there are quite a few in the pipeline. As I’m sure you likely know, I currently have three novels published (Dark Guardian, Memories Of My Futu... Read more of this blog post »
Lauren Sobka's blog:
So many good things! My book is fully released on Kindle and in paperback (you can find them here) and the reviews have started trickling in. This has been the craziest ride and the feeling of holding your first published book in your hands is completely wild! THANK YOU so very, very much to ever...
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D.B. Silvis's blog:
An honest cop is on the hook to the mob.
Frankie and Phil Fasino and Carlo Cardoni grow up together in a poor Italian neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey. It was during the depression and WWII. Times were bad and for them stealing was a way of life. The brothers Frankie and Phil end up working for... Read more of this blog post »
Lesley Glaister's blog:
The Squeeze was published yesterday and I spent the whole day in the car, travelling down from Orkney to Edinburgh, which involved an early and queasy start on 6.30 ferry and then about 8 hours driving - Andrew driving all the way as I seem to have developed a phobia about it. Midnight's Children...
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Leah Angstman's blog:
My poem, “An examination of one endangered Scarlet Loosestrife,” about the endangered wildflowers of Wisconsin, was published in Volume IV of Fall Lines. The issue is available in and around Columbia, South Carolina, and can be found at Tapp’s Arts Center or purchased online through the Jasper Pr...
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Richard M. Knittle Jr.'s blog:
#True #Beauty #Comes #From #Within #Love #God #Poetry #Poet #Poem #Knittle
Beauty in God's Creations
Walking on the beach all alone just
as the sun was going down preparing
to make love to the moon the skies
were a gorgeous shade of red and gold
as it was reflecting off the sparkling
blue and green wa... Read more of this blog post »
Beauty in God's Creations
Walking on the beach all alone just
as the sun was going down preparing
to make love to the moon the skies
were a gorgeous shade of red and gold
as it was reflecting off the sparkling
blue and green wa... Read more of this blog post »
Roy Richard Sawyer's blog:
Oscars mother, a homeless dog, lived in an abandoned house in Sanders AZ. She looked like a shepherd mix, but she was a very smart dog. She knew us and our car because we fed her, and she appeared nearby when we visited Sanders gas station or Dollar store.
When she had puppies, she took snacks fr...
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An Indian's blog:
After Charlotesville, VA, I'm afraid that my book will become a historical document rather than a science fiction.
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Joanie Bruce's blog:
Celebrate Lit is offering another multi-author giveaway. I'm thrilled to be participating with 29 other authors and would like to share the opportunity to enter with my friends.
If you would like to win a chance at a $50 gift card or 30 free books, visit our event page on Facebook. You can enter t... Read more of this blog post »
If you would like to win a chance at a $50 gift card or 30 free books, visit our event page on Facebook. You can enter t... Read more of this blog post »
Amelia Morgan's blog:
Download my new witch cozy mystery set for the limited time sale price of just 99 cents:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074VD6S74/...
Or read it for free with Kindle Unlimited.
Books featured in this set include:
1. Witches of Enchanted Bay
2. Ax To Grind
3. Killer Twist
4. A Bewitching Murder
5. The Nuts an... Read more of this blog post »
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074VD6S74/...
Or read it for free with Kindle Unlimited.
Books featured in this set include:
1. Witches of Enchanted Bay
2. Ax To Grind
3. Killer Twist
4. A Bewitching Murder
5. The Nuts an... Read more of this blog post »
Kate Willis's blog:
The amazing Victoria Lynn is celebrating her blog Ruffles and Grace with a blog party! Today’s topic happens to be books which is too fantastic. 
Harry A. Milman's blog:
My next novel -- "SOYUZ, The Final Flight" -- is a science fiction/space exploration thriller. It will be published in early January, 2018. Below is a teaser of the book. I think you will LOVE IT!!!
When a disgruntled astronaut with a dual personality decides to get revenge, all hell breaks loose!... Read more of this blog post »
When a disgruntled astronaut with a dual personality decides to get revenge, all hell breaks loose!... Read more of this blog post »
Sarah G.'s blog:
Since this week is both the week of K-Con as well as my birthday, I've decided to put all of my books in the Saranghaeyo Series on sale for just $.99! (August 18th - August 25th)
Its the perfect time to get any of the books you haven't gotten a chance to read, so far!
As always I want to thank ever... Read more of this blog post »
Its the perfect time to get any of the books you haven't gotten a chance to read, so far!
As always I want to thank ever... Read more of this blog post »
Steve Griffin's blog:
The Wine-Dark Sea by Robert Aickman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The attention to detail in these stories and the deeply-knit tensions make you think you are heading for a full length novel, something that is going to take you to fantastic, dark places and give you all kinds of revelations. And you ge...
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Amina Gautier's blog:
The Loss of All Lost Things has been SHORTLISTED for the SFC LITERARY PRIZE!!!!!
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N.A.K. Baldron's blog:
Enter Here – Giveaway August 16th – 26th
Amazon Blurb
” A little luck is exactly what Morgan needs in her life. When her acceptance letter from NYU arrives she thinks maybe things are about to change.
She just doesn’t realize how much.
It’s quite thrilling enough to discover that her new home is... Read more of this blog post »
R.J. Scott's blog:
Last chance to get Crooked Tree Ranch (Montana #1) for 99c **ENDS TODAY**
**The Cowboy And The City Slicker**
On the spur of the moment, with his life collapsing around him, Jay Sullivan answers an ad for a business manager with an expertise in marketing, on a dude ranch in Montana.
With his sister... Read more of this blog post »
**The Cowboy And The City Slicker**
On the spur of the moment, with his life collapsing around him, Jay Sullivan answers an ad for a business manager with an expertise in marketing, on a dude ranch in Montana.
With his sister... Read more of this blog post »
Richard Abbott-Brailey's blog:
I have received a request to write an article for the alumni magazine of my alma mater and have decided to post the unedited version on my blog, so as to give the readers some insight in the background of the author - more to follow in the next couple of days in Out of Watford - part 3.
Alumni art... Read more of this blog post »
Alumni art... Read more of this blog post »
Casey Renee Kiser's blog:
I rise
from this game show garden
Only cheaters get watered here,
still,
I seem to be the only thing
growing
I have invaded the faeries'
beauty
but cannot absorb it-
They can keep that
nonsense
The flowers here are fake,
depending on your brand of sunglasses
All the 'cool' fireflies gather at your third eye,
s... Read more of this blog post »
from this game show garden
Only cheaters get watered here,
still,
I seem to be the only thing
growing
I have invaded the faeries'
beauty
but cannot absorb it-
They can keep that
nonsense
The flowers here are fake,
depending on your brand of sunglasses
All the 'cool' fireflies gather at your third eye,
s... Read more of this blog post »
Jenna Moquin's blog:
Like every other logical person in this country, I'm horrified not just by what happened in Charlottesville last weekend, but by the response of our supposed leader. I'm also planning to attend the rally in Boston this Saturday, to protest a gang of white supremacists who are coming for a "free s...
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Donald Swan's blog:
TheHyperspaceProject.com
Chapter One Excerpt:
Massive explosions ripped through the Hurak’s hull, tearing the ship in two. All Nick could do was watch helplessly from the Ashok’s tactical display, the image of mangled, lifeless bodies silhouetted against an erupting fireball now permanently seared... Read more of this blog post »
David Gustafson's blog:
It took Snoop Dogg Barry Obama nearly eight years of hard work to claim the title as the most racially divisive President since Jefferson Davis. At the rate he is going, Mr. Flying Trump Monkey may reclaim that distinction for white folks withn his very first year in office.
Димитър Тодоров's blog:
Във времена на гаснещата светлина by Eugen RugeMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
- Какво му беше лошото на ГеДеРе-то?
Този иронично-риторичен въпрос беше намерил място в приятелския ни фолклор по времето на Промените от началото на 90-те, когато хоризонтите ни на лични наблюдения над света изведнъж се бяха... Read more of this blog post »
Sol Luckman's blog:
Sol Luckman
Were you aware that a fetish (n.) is anything, such as the stock market, falsely believed by primitive peoples to possess divine, magical or supernatural qualities?
Did you know that disclosure (n.) is when they finally tell us everything and nothing changes?
THE ANGEL’S DICTIONARY, winn... Read more of this blog post »
Ken Janisch's blog:
This is my first post, and I have to get back to the work of the day so it will be short. Thank you to anyone reading this and anyone who has purchased my new book Longmeadow's Rarely Used, Nearly Forgotten, and Generally Unnecessary Knowledge and Facts. I hope you enjoy it, of course, and I will...
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Angelo Ricci's blog:
Una cifra? Un numero? Un simbolo? Un romanzo? Qualunque cosa sia è uscita il 3 agosto per i tipi di Antonio Tombolini Editore nella collana Officina Marziani. Lo scritta io? Penso di sì, ma a volte non ne sono sicuro; ho come l'impressione disumana che si sia composta da sé. Dovrei dire qualcosa...
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Philippa Gregory's blog:
Exciting archaeological news: remains of Greenwich Palace, where Henry VIII, Mary I and Elizabeth I were born, have been found during work for a new visitor centre at the Old Royal Naval College. One of the Tudors' foremost palaces, Greenwich was extensively remodelled (with fashionable red brick...
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Kate Forest's blog:
If you’ve read any of my previous posts you will know how much I loathe temperatures below 50. It’s not just that I don’t like the cold. Cold is pain. Cold is bulky sweaters. Cold is evil. Hell isn’t hot, Hell is an icy wind.
Me going to grocery store in January:
And people always say, but you’ll s... Read more of this blog post »
Daniel Clausen's blog:
Business Stripped Bare: Adventures of a Global Entrepreneur by Richard BransonMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
There are phonies in this world, the highest class of which are bullshit artists, and then there are people who are genuine. These people aren't always the nicest people, so it's delightful when... Read more of this blog post »
Victor Rose's blog:
Since End of the Last Great Kingdom is my debut novel I have been reading all of reviews and feedback, in hopes to improve my storytelling and writing skills in future novels. Thank you to all that have purchased and read my story and special thanks for those spent the time to leave feedback.
Whi... Read more of this blog post »
Whi... Read more of this blog post »
Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
Our First Dance by P Nelson (@pnelsonwrites) #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/cstD30erHnJ
Book Musings - Through Her Eyes by Deborah Camp #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/JcgQ30erHQT
Hunted: A Jonathan Harker Novel by Christopher Draven #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/Iy3q30erH5b
Hunt for Evil... Read more of this blog post »
Book Musings - Through Her Eyes by Deborah Camp #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/JcgQ30erHQT
Hunted: A Jonathan Harker Novel by Christopher Draven #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/Iy3q30erH5b
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David M. Tyler's blog:
If a society begins with evolution, impersonal forces operating by chance, it will end in naturalism in moral, social and political philosophy. The conflict of our day, in the ultimate sense, is between theism and naturalism. Theism is the belief that there is a transcendent God who created the u...
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صونيا خضر's blog:
قبل تنصيب إيمانويل ماكرون رئيسًا لفرنسا، وقبل أن تصبح بريجيت سيدة فرنسا الأولى، وقبل أن تثير قصة حبهما الصحافة العالمية ووسائل التواصل الاجتماعي، نشرت الكاتبة والروائية الفلسطينية صونيا خضر روايتها "باب الأبد"، ليكون موضوعها الرئيسي قصة الحب بين التلميذ ومعلمته، التي تتحدى التقاليد والمتعارف عليه...
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Lama Muhammad's blog:
و تخيَّل لو قبّلتُكَ سراً.. ثم همستُ إليك: لا تخبرْ أحداً..هل تعجبكَ القصة؟!و تخيَّل لو أنكَ تمضي بقبلتكَ كلعنة.. لا تنام..لا تأكل.. لا تشرب.. تتلمسُ صوتَ القبلةو ذاتَ قصيدة عند تمامِ ( الغدر).. تركتكْ...ما تفعل؟! و قد أصبحتَ ( رهينَ) القبلة!و تسألني:لمَ تكتبين عن الحب، أعاشقةٌ أنت؟!هل تعلم أني ق...
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Michael Andrew's blog:
As a senior in high school, I received a scholarship from the Ray Kroc foundation, I think it was $300. I learned that he was responsible for the growth of McDonalds. When I heard there was a biographical film about him, I thought it might be a good film to check out because of the scholarship. I... Read more of this blog post »
Katrina Shawver's blog:
I’m pleased to share the brand new book trailer for my forthcoming book, Henry: A Polish Swimmer’s True Story of Friendship from Auschwitz to America. Stay tuned, as more updates are coming soon. Sign up here to read a free excerpt and … Continue reading →
The post Book Trailer for Henry: A Polish...
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Ann Patchett's blog:
Raise your hand if you’ve gone a little eclipse-crazy. (Everyone in this bookstore just raised both hands.) Things have been especially exciting around Nashville lately, as hotels are filling up with visitors wanting to view the sky along the “path of totality.” As usual, we’re processing this mo...
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Meggie K. Daly's blog:
Today Catholics all over the world celebrate and remember the day when the Blessed Virgin Mary’s body and soul were “assumed” into heaven—The Assumption. Being conceived without the stain of original sin, Mary escaped the decay of death and now enjoys that perfect unity with God for which we have...
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Interview with Tom Perrotta
Fresh off the series finale of HBO's adaptation of The Leftovers, Perrotta is back with a look at sex and midlife second-guessing. "I'm very interested in sex and the way that ideas about sex and what's permissible keep changing. So the fun of the book is to take a middle-aged person and plunge them into what is a youthful world of dating and sex," he says....more
Interview with Claire Messud
The author of The Emperor's Children explores the friendship between two girls threatened by impending adulthood in her new book, The Burning Girl. "For everybody—but for girls, certainly—there's a lot of growing up that involves…the word that comes to mind is damage," says Messud....more
