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Zita Harrison's blog:
J. Kevin Earp's blog:
Another book released!
It's funny the things in life that will point you in a new direction. In my case, those things were about forty years apart. When I was seventeen, my mother got tired of hearing me complain about having nothing in the house to read. We didn't have much money, so running out and buying a bunch of...
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Jordan Oldbury's blog:
Inspiration and the Man with the Bird Feeding Hat
When I tell people the premise of The Universal Guide to Human Racing (they ask by the way, I don’t shout it at strangers in the street), the first question they ask me is: Where did you get the idea from?
It’s a tough question to answer. Not only because I don’t want to divulge my secrets to thos...
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Grandma Krazy's blog:
Charles Thorpe's blog:
Out of time
We are out of time.
We have to destroy the system that is killing us.
We have to destroy the system that is killing the world.
We have to destroy the system that is killing the wild.
For the sake of our children.
For the sake of the animals.
For the sake of the trees.
For the sake of the fish.
Fo... Read more of this blog post »
We have to destroy the system that is killing us.
We have to destroy the system that is killing the world.
We have to destroy the system that is killing the wild.
For the sake of our children.
For the sake of the animals.
For the sake of the trees.
For the sake of the fish.
Fo... Read more of this blog post »
Joyce E.S. Pyka's blog:
Library Book Review
GREAT NEWS! Both my books have made it through the Downers Grove Library review. Once cataloged, they'll be on the shelves!
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD (young adult/middle grade, humorous historical fiction)
FALLEN ANGEL (historical/1900 cozy murder mystery)
(also available on Amazon http://amazon.c... Read more of this blog post »
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD (young adult/middle grade, humorous historical fiction)
FALLEN ANGEL (historical/1900 cozy murder mystery)
(also available on Amazon http://amazon.c... Read more of this blog post »
Cameron Darrow's blog:
3 x 3
So, when I said I was going all-in on the Ashes books again, I meant it more than I knew at the time.
Right now, I'm still working on the covers for the first three, and maybe even the fourth, since I have a handle on what that book is, even if it doesn't have a title yet.
More importantly, I am wo... Read more of this blog post »
Right now, I'm still working on the covers for the first three, and maybe even the fourth, since I have a handle on what that book is, even if it doesn't have a title yet.
More importantly, I am wo... Read more of this blog post »
Dawud Allen's blog:
Carrie Gessner's blog:
Creativity and Burnout
I want to be this cat.
At the end of March, I released the second book in the Heartfriends series. 127 thousand words are a lot of words no matter what genre they're in, and I put in a lot of work to get them. The smart thing to do after all that writing, editing, and proofreading would be to take... Read more of this blog post »
At the end of March, I released the second book in the Heartfriends series. 127 thousand words are a lot of words no matter what genre they're in, and I put in a lot of work to get them. The smart thing to do after all that writing, editing, and proofreading would be to take... Read more of this blog post »
Ravek Hunter's blog:
Final Chapters
Finally, Shadows of Lyonesse is only a chapter or two and an epilogue away from completion! I'm working through the climax of the story now which is turning out to be a real barn-roller.
This fifth novel has felt more challenging than the ones that came before it. Maybe it has been because of the... Read more of this blog post »
This fifth novel has felt more challenging than the ones that came before it. Maybe it has been because of the... Read more of this blog post »
C.V. Nguyen's blog:
Clinical Depression
I wrote this about a year ago and stumbled upon it today. Thought I'd share it.
Situation depression and Clinical depression may be similar, but they're not the same. If someone who is close to you passes away, that may make you feel depressed. If the person you love leaves or if you lose your jo... Read more of this blog post »
Situation depression and Clinical depression may be similar, but they're not the same. If someone who is close to you passes away, that may make you feel depressed. If the person you love leaves or if you lose your jo... Read more of this blog post »
Michael L. Salvador's blog:
Barnes and Noble!
Check Barnes and Noble for great summer deals on Peace of Mind! You definitely want to add it to your reading list! It is a great read!
#barnesandnoble #nookbook #goodreads #greatread #onegreatbook #yougottareadthis
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#barnesandnoble #nookbook #goodreads #greatread #onegreatbook #yougottareadthis
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Louise Dando-Collins's blog:
'THE OTHER SIDE OF LILLY"
BLOG 20
CHAPTER 9
The last to leave this particular evening, all alone in the gallery, I pulled out the tiny drawer from under the reception desk to look again at my little ones before I journeyed home as I did every evening. And tonight, with no-one around, I brought the photograph up to my lips,... Read more of this blog post »
CHAPTER 9
The last to leave this particular evening, all alone in the gallery, I pulled out the tiny drawer from under the reception desk to look again at my little ones before I journeyed home as I did every evening. And tonight, with no-one around, I brought the photograph up to my lips,... Read more of this blog post »
William L. Ingram's blog:
What You Should Know About Being Upset – (Part 1) by Roy Masters
Articles by Roy Masters
What You Should Know About Being Upset
by Roy Masters (Part 1 of 2)
Cruel people get their power from the way you respond to their pressure. Your life is in danger from people, especially members of your own family, who chip away, harp, nag and aggravate the life o... Read more of this blog post »
What You Should Know About Being Upset
by Roy Masters (Part 1 of 2)
Cruel people get their power from the way you respond to their pressure. Your life is in danger from people, especially members of your own family, who chip away, harp, nag and aggravate the life o... Read more of this blog post »
Brook Allen's blog:
Ann K. Schwader's blog:
Eye to the Telescope #32 is up!
National Poetry Month is already winding down -- but there's still time to get a nice big dose of speculative poetry, free!
Eye to the Telescope #32, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association's online journal, is up now at https://eyetothetelescope.com/
Edited by Lisa Timpf, this Sports... Read more of this blog post »
Eye to the Telescope #32, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association's online journal, is up now at https://eyetothetelescope.com/
Edited by Lisa Timpf, this Sports... Read more of this blog post »
Brenda Mohammed's blog:
BOOK LAUNCH OF KATASHI TALES by AUTHOR SHIJU H PALLITHAZHETH
As Chief Editor of KATASHI TALES written by Author Shiju H Pallithazheth, it was with great pride I watched the successful publication and release of the book by the author on 15th April 2019.
The author advised, that to date, sales have been phenomenal.
I have seen the raving five-star reviews fr... Read more of this blog post »
Daniel Robinson's blog:
We have a ton of great content on instagram @firsttheyignoreyou. Check it out!
William Meikle's blog:
THE KEW GROWTHS and Other Stories
My Professor Challenger collection, The Kew Growths and Other Stories, is currently only 99c on Amazon https://www.williammeikle.com/aboutth...
The Kew Growths and Other Stories is, as those familiar with William Meikle’s work would expect, a worthy addition to the Professor Challenger canon. -... Read more of this blog post »
Ren Alexander's blog:
FREE Books!
Catch my latest news on how to score the first three books of my Wild Sparks Series and even my fourth novel, The Keys to Jericho, FREE! Sign up for my Key Notes to find out how!
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Joseph Charles MacKenzie's blog:
Larissa Shmailo's blog:
my poem “Abortion Hallucination” selected for CHOICE WORDS: WRITERS ON ABORTION
I am honored that my poem “Abortion Hallucination” has been selected for inclusion in the anthology CHOICE WORDS: WRITERS ON ABORTION from Haymarket. The anthology features work by Margaret Atwood, Gwendolyn Brooks, Lucille Clifton, Langston Hughes, Ursula LeGuin, Audre Lorde, Gloria Naylor, Joyc...
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Manuel Barrero's blog:
Ciencia Ficción: un género literario que hace volar nuestra imaginación.
En algún lugar del cosmos...En el presente post de mi blog, en esta ocasión hablaré sobre el género literario de la ciencia ficción o como algunos la tratan de traducir de su término original en inglés, la ficción científica, es desde mi punto de vista uno de los más ricos en cuanto a la imagin... Read more of this blog post »
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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
