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Layla Frost's blog:
Hyde and Seek is FREE for the first time EVER!
For the very first time EVER, Hyde and Seek is totally free! It's only for a very limited time, so get it while you can.
And don't forget, you can read the rest of the series(and my other books) FREE on Kindle Unlimited.
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Check out the other freebies and don't forget to enter the giveaway!
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Amber Daulton's blog:
#BookSpotlight - "Night of the Owl" by Judith Sterling
Night of the OwlThe Novels of Ravenwood, Book Four
Blurb
PhD student Ardyth Nightshade has renounced men and pursues her twentieth-century career with single-minded focus. When fate whisks her to medieval England, she meets her match in a man whose passions mirror her own. Can she sacrifice ambition for a lo...FourPhD Read more of this blog post »
Keith Hutson's blog:
Taking a Blog Hiatus
Since the holidays are coming in, I've decided to tweak my schedule ever so slightly. So, until after New Year's, I will be taking a break from blogging to enjoy the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. I might pop in and make a blog during that time, but it won't be on scheduled days. Thank you f...
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Kacie Rogers's blog:
Society and Work - Thoughts from Dorothy L. Sayers
Are women human?
This is a question Dorothy L. Sayers asks to discuss a larger question of society.
I finished a short book of essays by Dorothy L. Sayers on the role of women and work in society. It was witty and full of very interesting counter-cultural viewpoints. She argues that feminism (as it began to grow in... Read more of this blog post »
Kindra M. Austin's blog:
All the Beginnings of Everything
All the
Beginnings
of
Everything
I want to be the light at the very beginning,
when shadows steal away,
but still
remain in waiting.
I want to be the
dawn
... Read more of this blog post »
Beginnings
of
Everything
I want to be the light at the very beginning,
when shadows steal away,
but still
remain in waiting.
I want to be the
dawn
... Read more of this blog post »
Kelly Miller's blog:
An Encounter at Ramsgate
Edits for my upcoming new release, "Mr. Darcy's Perfect Match," a "Pride and Prejudice" variation, are coming along well. My editor Carol Bowes is working her magic to help me make this story shine. It should be released in January.
Back in July, a vignette I wrote was posted at Meryton Press's w... Read more of this blog post »
Back in July, a vignette I wrote was posted at Meryton Press's w... Read more of this blog post »
Kathleen McKee's blog:
Time Flies
I don’t know about you, but I find that the hours in a day are gone before I’ve accomplished all that I had intended to do. Is it because I get sidetracked, flitting from activity to activity? Is it because I don’t plan well? Is it part of the aging process?
My father used to talk abou... Read more of this blog post »
My father used to talk abou... Read more of this blog post »
Ashley Abbiss's blog:
A fabulously normal week of writing.
Yay! It's been a fabulously normal week of writing. Not usually something to celebrate, I know, but when I haven't been able to have a normal week of writing for quite some time, believe me, it's definitely something to crow about.
It hasn't been quite perfect. I lost the plot a little... Read more of this blog post »
It hasn't been quite perfect. I lost the plot a little... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan Kassalow's blog:
The Aspen Institute - November 15
Yesterday I attended the largest gathering of Aspen Institute Henry Crown Fellows in the history of the fellowship. We honored the founding fathers of the fellowship. My heartfelt thanks to them all!
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S.P. Oldham's blog:
Story Acceptance - Angry Eagle Publishing
I am thrilled to say that I have had my short story 'Tipping' accepted for inclusion in the Angry Eagle anthology, 'Winter in the Apocalypse.' A lovely bit of news for me. Thank you Angry Eagle Publishing Can't wait for the book to be released!
Stina Branson's blog:
Summer Reading 2019
I think I can safely declare summer over. I didn't do as many summer challenges this year, but here is a run-down:
My local library does a summer reading program that is mostly time-based. I am confident that I far exceeded the 100-hour "super reader" status threshold, and I finished a... Read more of this blog post »
My local library does a summer reading program that is mostly time-based. I am confident that I far exceeded the 100-hour "super reader" status threshold, and I finished a... Read more of this blog post »
Sistah Gurl's blog:
Buzzwords & Trauma: Unpacking Connotation
At my last job, which I talk about in my book here, I remember sitting in my boss's office one day and going off on him because he was annoying and incompetent. And how he pretty much sat there expressionless until I uttered the word "harassing". It was almost as if in his responses, or lack thereof,...
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David Steinman's blog:
Nice Review from Indies Today!
“… this well written novel is far too weighty to dismiss as just another exciting thriller… David Steinman raises deeply troubling questions with intelligence and compassion. Highly recommended!
Indies Today
Indies Today
David Bannon's blog:
THE WRONG QUESTION
My daughter died in 2015. To me, why she died is the wrong question. 3 min. read.
We are obsessed with the why of things. Why did my loved one pass? Why do mass shootings continue? Why is there suffering in the world? Why evil? The study of why is called theodicy—a paltry term for such a profound topic.
Before my daughter... Read more of this blog post »
H.M. Forester's blog:
Re-enchantment in a Material World
My new blog post, “Re-enchantment in a Material World” is an attempt to roughly map-out some #imaginal territory and to leave a trail of breadcrumbs to follow. As ever, this is no more than a “work-in-progress” ...
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J.B. Richards's blog:
A Trip To Italy Produces A Wild & Charming Fantasy Tale: A 5-Star IHIBRP Book Review for "Adventure in Malasorte Castle (Guardians of Val De Monio Book 1)" by Julia E. Clements!
Overview: Twelve-year-old Izzy is excited to be spending the summer holidays in Italy with her grandmother. There, she hears spine-tingling tales of the evil spirits that once infested Val De Monio and the Guardians who did battle with them. But when Gran tells her about the Mazzapeghoul, a wic... Read more of this blog post »
Jenna Lindsey's blog:
Is it unfinished or just resting?
Poor health persists and my latest manuscript sits on a corner of my writing desk waiting for my return.
I hope to write more and soon. Recently it was mentioned to me that the end of this year is also the end of a decade.
My first novel, Quest for Evil; The Magic of the Key... Read more of this blog post »
I hope to write more and soon. Recently it was mentioned to me that the end of this year is also the end of a decade.
My first novel, Quest for Evil; The Magic of the Key... Read more of this blog post »
Kaje Harper's blog:
Transgender guys in M/M
I blogged briefly on Love Bytes Reviews about how much I appreciate seeing trans guys in more M/M romances.http://lovebytesreviews.com/2019/11/1...
Also for anyone waiting for me to get my newsletter up and running, Mail Chimp and I are battling that one... Read more of this blog post »
Susan Lynn Solomon's blog:
A Shot in the Woods
Thanksgiving is coming, and someone seems intent on putting a turkey on his table.
A Shot In The Woods
A Shot In The Woods
Rebecca Rosenberg's blog:
Baby Doe makes me want to tie up my bootstraps and get to work!
Thank you, Amy's Booket List for the beautiful picture and wonderful review of Gold Digger, The Remarkable Baby Doe Tabor!
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Jacqueline D'Acre's blog:
Love is...?
When I was ten I noticed no one in my family ever used the words: “I love you.” And this carried out into my extended family. No “I love you’s,” to anyone. It was almost as if the word “love” really was a four letter word—a shameful word. An embarrassing word. Well, they didn’t think... Read more of this blog post »
Christopher L. Hodapp's blog:
Maryland's PHA Masons Perform Funeral Service for Elijah Cummings
CSPAN viewers Wednesday saw something rarely televised. The Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Maryland conducted a Masonic funeral service for their fallen Brother, the late Elijah E. Cummings, Congressman for Maryland's 7th Congressional District.
Brother Cummings passed to the Celestial Lodge on October 17th... 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
