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Mary Catelli's blog:
the portrait of the character as a young sorceress
Incidents from the youthful life of the main character -- also known as the backstory -- keep on amusing my muse.
Briefly wrestling with the notion of starting there, but I'm pretty sure that the plot will not take on a nice form there.
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Briefly wrestling with the notion of starting there, but I'm pretty sure that the plot will not take on a nice form there.
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W. Cooper's blog:
The Last Soul
As fast as a flip of a switch this book will continually and delightfully hit you from all sides in a fantasy realm so surreal that only your own mind can place limits on. I was giving well earned silent props to the writer before the end of Chapter One. In its flowing style and a descriptive so...
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Lana Williams's blog:
Medieval Books Now on Audio!
Dear Readers,
Do you enjoy audio books? All three of the full-length books in the Falling For A Knight Series are available on audio!
A Knight's Quest
A Knight's Temptation
A Knight's Captive
The series is set on English-Scottish border. If you enjoy medieval adventures with mystery and romance along... Read more of this blog post »
Do you enjoy audio books? All three of the full-length books in the Falling For A Knight Series are available on audio!
A Knight's Quest
A Knight's Temptation
A Knight's Captive
The series is set on English-Scottish border. If you enjoy medieval adventures with mystery and romance along... Read more of this blog post »
Juan Pablo Plata's blog:
Subasta de ABLAC en Bogotá. Colombia.
BOHO EXPO y su galería de arte ABLAC quiere participar del mes del ARTE en Bogotá con una subasta espectacular que incluye obras de arte de artistas colombianos emergentes y grabados de artistas modernos y contemporáneos reconocidos.
Con este evento queremos dar a conocer el gran talento de nuestr... Read more of this blog post »
Con este evento queremos dar a conocer el gran talento de nuestr... Read more of this blog post »
Dan Henk's blog:
Interviewed the talented Vincent Castiglia today
for Skin Art Magazine. He paints in his own blood, has had shows at HR Giger’s home in Zurich, Switzerland, Slayer used his art for their farewell tour, him and Giger collaborated on album art for Triptykon, he designed the latest art for the Allman Brothers, and much more. The Feature on him wil...
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Rae Hendricks's blog:
Embark on a Fantasy Adventure
Rogue Skies just hit retailers a few days ago, and already it has so many 5 star reviews. I wanted to take a moment to appreciate the epic fantasy reads inside this collection - especially these high fantasy adventures full of magic and intrigue.
From Daughter of Shadows by Mirren Hogan:
Ataryn jer... Read more of this blog post »
From Daughter of Shadows by Mirren Hogan:
Ataryn jer... Read more of this blog post »
Jeremy Maddux's blog:
Lewandowski's James Comey impression is top shelf
He bangled those Hawksbilled sea turtles expertly with his best James Comey impression.
Brett Scott Ermilio's blog:
Audio Book on the Way
Next up for Jack Cannon Kid Detective: The Bike Thief is the upcoming release of the audio book! It will arrive by the end of October!
Book 2 is currently in editing.
Book 2 is currently in editing.
Audrey Jalving's blog:
Slow Start
I know this is my first book, but I am hoping to have people interact with me online as well as in person. The local people that have read the book, have liked it. Unfortunately so far it is the ones that have gotten the book directly from me and have not purchased it through Amazon or Barnes And...
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Gary Wolf's blog:
Yukon Gold Rush
This week the New York Times Magazine is publishing a long story I wrote about Shawn Ryan and Cathy Wood, whose discoveries have launched a new Klondike stampede. On the surface this piece on the new Yukon Gold Rush looks like a classic tale of pluck and luck, but the deeper re...
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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: killing dragons was the legacy of the Warin family in Dragon Slayers from Dragon Sl... Read more of this blog post »
The answer to yesterday's quiz: killing dragons was the legacy of the Warin family in Dragon Slayers from Dragon Sl... Read more of this blog post »
Brook Allen's blog:
Deborah Sheldon's blog:
The Horror Tree "Video Refresh" series
Very cool! As part of its "Video Refresh" series, the Horror Tree revisits its 2018 interview with me. Excerpted from my chat with interviewer, Alyson Faye, the video highlights my start in fiction and my love of horror. (Video by JD Blackrose.)
Thanks to everyone at the Horror Tree!
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Thanks to everyone at the Horror Tree!
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Michael R. Brasher's blog:
Second Manassas
A Sketch of the History of the Second Mississippi Infantry Regiment:
Second Manassas Following Malvern Hill, Hood’s Division recuperated in the vicinity of Richmond for several weeks. Concluding that Richmond was no longer in danger from McClellan’s forces still on the Peninsula, Lee decided that... Read more of this blog post »
Second Manassas Following Malvern Hill, Hood’s Division recuperated in the vicinity of Richmond for several weeks. Concluding that Richmond was no longer in danger from McClellan’s forces still on the Peninsula, Lee decided that... Read more of this blog post »
Steve Johnson's blog:
Relevant to the times
What? Only one person currently reading this book? I can't believe it. Come on, people. You know you want to read it. A deranged serial killer goes after the upper 1 percent. Who's been fired? Who's been downsized? Who's being asked to do more every day at work with much, much less? Blame it on...
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Kat Caldwell's blog:
Pain of Editing
If I liked editing I guess I would have become an editor. Unfortunately, editing is part of writing.
I'm not talking about the editing of getting from the first draft to semi-final draft. To me, that's part of writing. The first draft is like a sketch, but it still needs the colors to be amplifi... Read more of this blog post »
I'm not talking about the editing of getting from the first draft to semi-final draft. To me, that's part of writing. The first draft is like a sketch, but it still needs the colors to be amplifi... Read more of this blog post »
J.J. Campbell's blog:
spent last night with the third eye open...
i didn't get to bed until 6 this morning. as much as i wanted to be celebrating the Yankees finally winning another division title, last night was more of a poetic depth plunge into my darkness. i find as a poet i often have to hang out with my demons to gain a better understanding of how to effe...
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T.D. Cooper's blog:
Podcast #2 Discussion about Strewn Shoes by TD Cooper
Frank and I discuss Strewn Shoes in our latest Podcast.
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A terrible sledding accident at age six left Serena Smothers visually impaired. Now seventeen years old, she has all the challenges of a New York City high school student, plus an ability to predict a... Read more of this blog post »
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A terrible sledding accident at age six left Serena Smothers visually impaired. Now seventeen years old, she has all the challenges of a New York City high school student, plus an ability to predict a... Read more of this blog post »
Kathryn Blade's blog:
Top ten romance novels by sub-genre and rating
Updated top ten romance novels by sub-genre! Yes! I like this much better because I can acknowledge so many awesome authors this way. Without further ado:
Rated G romance novels
1. The Scorched trilogy by Lizzy Prince
Rated PG historical romance novels
1. Lesser Evils by N. L. LaFoille
2. What Heals t... Read more of this blog post »
Rated G romance novels
1. The Scorched trilogy by Lizzy Prince
Rated PG historical romance novels
1. Lesser Evils by N. L. LaFoille
2. What Heals t... Read more of this blog post »
Simone Martel's blog:
Fantasy Farmer
Stonecrop is a gorgeous new online magazine about urban nature. I'm thrilled to have a short memoir included in the second issue. It's about my grandfather, an urban farmer in Oakland, CA., long before it became chic! (Chic? He would laugh at the very idea.) Take a look. (It's on page 102.)
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Elana Gomel's blog:
The Tower of Babel
The Tower of Babel has always engaged our imagination. The Biblical story has been seen as a condemnation of human pride, as a parable of divine punishment, or as an early attempt to explain diversity of languages. But there has always been part of us fascinated by the tower itself: the idea of a...
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Cindy Vallar's blog:
Review of How to Survive in the Georgian Navy
How to Survive in the Georgian Navy: A Sailor's Guide by Bruno PappalardoMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Divided into ten chapters, How to Survive in the Georgian Navy introduces readers to a wide range of topics concerning life in the Royal Navy during the reigns of George I, II, III, and IV. When the... Read more of this blog post »
Harlow Layne's blog:
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Grahame Peace's blog:
New Book
My new book, The Fabulous Life of Patrina Fletcher will be coming out worldwide on Amazon in early October 2019.
Any publicity is better than no publicity - isn’t it? - Welcome to the world of Patrina Fletcher.
Patrina Fletcher loves her job at the Gary Day Celebrity Hair and Beauty Salon in Mayfai... Read more of this blog post »
Any publicity is better than no publicity - isn’t it? - Welcome to the world of Patrina Fletcher.
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Marcus Brown's blog:
AVALINE SADDLEBAGS - OUT NOW!
'AVALINE SADDLEBAGS - DI DYLAN MONROE INVESTIGATES: ONE'
The acclaimed psychological thriller by Netta Newbound & Marcus Brown is OUT NOW!
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eBook, Paperback, Kindle Unlimited
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Following the brutal murders of Jade Kelly and Gina Elliot, newly promoted DI Dy... Read more of this blog post »
The acclaimed psychological thriller by Netta Newbound & Marcus Brown is OUT NOW!
☞ Buy Link - https://geni.us/cVUJt
eBook, Paperback, Kindle Unlimited
Blurb;
Following the brutal murders of Jade Kelly and Gina Elliot, newly promoted DI Dy... Read more of this blog post »
John Ogden's blog:
WILL book launch
WILL – the Second Volume in the Shibboleth trilogy will be launched on 24 October 2019 at Berkelouw Bookstore in Mona Vale, NSW. Bookings can be made through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/john-...
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Alyson Serena Stone's blog:
Candace Ganger Author Interview
A Friday Night With Candace Ganger
Author Interview
Hello, everyone! It’s strange to think that it’s the middle of September already and that means new fall books. Today we are sitting down with Candace Ganger to talk about her latest book, Six Goodbyes We Never Said, which comes out on September 2... Read more of this blog post »
Author Interview
Hello, everyone! It’s strange to think that it’s the middle of September already and that means new fall books. Today we are sitting down with Candace Ganger to talk about her latest book, Six Goodbyes We Never Said, which comes out on September 2... Read more of this blog post »
Mary Elizabeth Ames's blog:
Fight or Flight
Fight or Flight
For a moment, no one spoke. Then, Weston said what no one wanted to hear. “We may have to flee farther into the southwestern region perhaps into the mountains or west into the desert.”
“Leave this fertile land and the forests and rivers that abound here?” spoke a councilman in dis... Read more of this blog post »
For a moment, no one spoke. Then, Weston said what no one wanted to hear. “We may have to flee farther into the southwestern region perhaps into the mountains or west into the desert.”
“Leave this fertile land and the forests and rivers that abound here?” spoke a councilman in dis... Read more of this blog post »
Zoltan Istvan's blog:
I had a great time in Los Angeles today talking #transhumanism, drinks and the future with Skyy John at Tipsy Bartender--the largest social gathering of drinking enthusiasts in the world. Interview should be out in 1-2 weeks. Give their FB page a like! www
I had a great time in Los Angeles today talking #transhumanism, drinks and the future with Skyy John at Tipsy Bartender--the largest social gathering of drinking enthusiasts in the world. Interview should be out in 1-2 weeks. Give their FB page a like! www.tipsybartender.com
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Julian P. Flores's blog:
Awesome interview!
Awesome interview with Hicks Road: Jacob's Story author Julian P. Flores by Melissa Caudle. You can take a look at the photos and link below.
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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
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