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Roman Panski's blog:
I've just finished John F. White's work on Aurelian (https://www.amazon.com/Roman-Emperor-...) and recommend it highly.
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Ace Boggess's blog:
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Julie Elizabeth Powell's blog:
HOLD 'EM:
A GAMBLING HEARTS NOVEL
by Jacquie Biggar
Genre: Contemporary Romance
In the game of love all bets are off
When professional poker player Matthew Shaughnessy wins the pot of a lifetime, he didn't expect to land himself a fiancée.
Cassandra Gardener is left with little choice...
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Sharon E. Cathcart's blog:
I had the pleasure of meeting Marty Sklar three years ago, and listening to him take part in a delightful presentation. Marty passed away yesterday, aged 83. He was a gentleman, a raconteur, and a true Disney legend.
Dream It! Do It! (The People, The Places, The Projects): My Half-Century Creati...
Kelly Anne Winsa's blog:
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Erik Wennermark's blog:
Nancy Lawson's blog:
Above: A humane garden in the sky: Five floors up, a hummingbird finds sustenance in a pot of lavender grown from seed. (Photo by Kelly Brenner/Metropolitan Field Guide) Top: Wild bergamot grows well in containers and is bee-approved. (Photo by Nancy Lawson) The distant view from Kelly Brenner’s...
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Stella Parks's blog:
Without any egg yolks to get in the way, this ice cream tastes like pure cherry and nothing more.
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Shani Jay's blog:
You wish you had her confidence.Her faultless smile, the ease at which she speaks to strangers, and the way she struts down the street with her head held high, oozing that elusive X factor none of us can quite put our finger on.But whatever it is – she’s got it.You can’t see behind the front she...
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Amara Lynn's blog:
My goal was to post new blogs posts like every weekend, Sunday or something. But again on Sunday I couldn’t think of anything to say. I still can’t really. (I’m really going to have to work on that)
BUT, I figured here would be a good place to talk about my goals for this week at length.
While I ha...
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Daisy Paquet's blog:
Brett Shields's blog:
Ugh, you gals, I finalllllllllllllllllly did it!
Sorry that took so long! It’s partly because this was one big-ass series (9 books), and partly because during the last week I got a weird stomach flu that kept me from doing anything other than throwing up and ruining my best friend’s birthday. But...
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Lee Tobin McClain's blog:
Valenciya Lyons's blog:
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Lydia Fazio Theys's blog:
Emmy van Ruijven's blog:
Contemporary young adult is hot. Heel hot. En jullie weten ondertussen vast wel dat dit niet perse het genre is waar ik snel voor warmloop. Als ik in de winkel moest kiezen, dan zoek ik eerder een dikke fantasy uit. Maar dat betekent natuurlijk niet dat ik ze niet wil lezen. Zo werd ik onlangs […...
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Casey Karp's blog:
In these days of depressing baseball standings and even more depressing political machinations, it’s important to remember cats. Herewith, Kaja, who rarely appears on the blog.
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K.A. Wiggins's blog:
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News to no one, but yeah, definitely falling behind due to my Twitter addiction and obsession with everything #pitchwars right now. Which, I mean, priorities I guess? ���Cause technically BtE is...
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Joachim Hecker's blog:
Samstag, 24. Juni 2017, um 11:00 Uhr
Haus der Technik Essen
– Saal B –
Hollestraße 1
D-45127 Essen
Eintritt frei, keine Anmeldung.
Eine Veranstaltung im Rahmen des „Wissenschaftssommers“ der Stadt Essen.
C.J. Butcher's blog:
Title: Hot BachelorAuthor: Katie McCoyGenre: Romantic ComedyRelease Date: July 28, 2017
Blurb
Dash Hennessy is the hottest bachelor in the country, looking for love in front of an audience of millions… He just wasn’t supposed to pick ME!
I just landed my dream summer gig: working as a production... Read more of this blog post »
Bellann Summer's blog:
Deane Thomas's blog:
More news from askdeano.com, please care by sharing...
Mid-Summer Nights Dream! As the heat of the days seems to increase, the days become shorter! We are basked in sunshine and showers as Mother Nature drenches us in her glory. Our days are filled with fun and laughter, as well as the excitement...
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Refictionista's blog:
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Fifteen years later and I just this minute learned that ‘draught’, as in Draught of Living Death, Sleeping Draught, etc. is, in fact, pronounced “draft”.
Then there’s this guy:
In our defense:
caught - cawt
taught - tawt
daughter - da...
Christopher Lawson's blog:
In THE CAPITALIST CODE, Ben Stein gives the reader some valuable money lessons. These lessons are delivered in a funny, easy fashion, and liberally sprinkled with personal anecdotes and observations.
The key point is this: Free market capitalism is an incredible machine for making wealth. Corporat...
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G. V. Anderson's blog:
The ballot for this year’s World Fantasy Awards was announced yesterday, and I was stunned to see that ‘Das Steingeschöpf‘ has been shortlisted for the Best Short Fiction category.
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The seed for this story was sown several years ago, when I wrote a very short story about a young apprentice arrivin...
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Stephen M. Cataldo's blog:
Say you want to convince people who love skiing. Who do you hire as your spokesperson? Probably a skier.
Reporters tend to be liberals — the face of what is called MSM, Mainstream Media, or Corporate Media.
The people on tv are not the people doing the hiring. The front line workers, like almost...
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Mia Knight's blog:
I don’t mean to sound dramatic, but it’s true. Writing the Crime Lord Series changed my life. As I pack my luggage and tape up the last of my boxes, I find myself reflecting on how much my life has changed since publishing the Crime Lord Series. Maybe it’s the passing of my girl or the fact that...
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Jorge García Tamayo's blog:
Número 9 y la persecución
En la página 130 de la nueva edición de mi novela “Para subir al cielo” (premio Bienal de Literatura Elías David Curiel 1997), decía uno de los personajes comentando la pinturas de El Bosco: “Sin duda alguna, el túnel de luz con radiaciones y segmentos semicirculares so...
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Lynne Hartke's blog:
This week we had our first summer monsoon storm here in the desert where I live, a welcome relief from the blistering days of June with temps breaking records of over 115 degrees. As I listened to the sound of rain falling in the night, I was reminded of a story from my book, Under a Desert Sky:
T...
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Alexis Rose's blog:
Two roses stand strong
within their protective thorns.
Entwined by years of friendship
they share secrets, thoughts, laughter, and tears.
They sway with the whispering breeze
as they bloom and grow.
Mesmerizing all with the wisdom of their ageless beauty.
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Beth Martin's blog:
My Rating: 5 of 5
Those who read my review of The Final Trade will already know that I was disappointed with the very end with the reveal that Zoe is the Keystone (The Chosen One!!!).
Thankfully, in The First City, Keystone is just a word. After all the experiments that NO... Read more of this blog post »
Ann Stang's blog:
So a few weeks ago I started running for the first time in my life since high school P.E. ended, and I didn’t have to do more than stroll. This is the one of my ongoing goals: write, get organized, get fit.
Notice I did not say get thin. The older I get the more I realize that it’s the little thi...
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Theo Gavrielides's blog:
It is safe to say that restorative justice has proved itself in many areas of crime and violence. It is a worldwide movement, which like all justice theories and practices has its good and bad days. Since its return in the 1970s, we have seen it implemented in various contexts and at different st...
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