Goodreads Authors
Angelo Aulisa's blog:
Arun D. Ellis's blog:
Society needs people who take care of the elderly and who know how to be compassionate and honest
Alvin Toffler, The Third Wave
All around him lay his comrades, brave men of the 24th. The crack of rifles mingled with the cries of the wounded. He loaded a cartridge into the breach of his Martini-... Read more of this blog post »
Rachel Thomas's blog:
Guy Wheatley's blog:
I remember a fantasy story about a hero who fights to find a mythical place where there is freedom from oppression and no starvation or disease. Along the way, he finds a beautiful princess he must save, and a wizard. At the end of his quest, he wakes up in an apartment with no memory of his prev...
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Clarissa Simmens's blog:
Paired for every
Art and Science
Overrated
I prefer to see
A hovering shadow
Appear
Like the tarot's
Lovers
The Poet and her Lover
The Muse of Ideas
While above the deuce
An Angel of Wisdom
That some call Athena
Roiling clouds of creation
Inspiring one line
Enabling the poet's thoughts
To morph f... Read more of this blog post »
Connie D'Alessandro's blog:
He begins our conversation with a known fact, "Salvation saves you from judgement". But in His gentle insistence He moves on, "W... Read more of this blog post »
Robert McDermott's blog:
With the upcoming release of my coming of age, sci-fi novella I thought I would blog on what was driving me when I put fingers to keyboard.
About William’s War:
Set in a world five hundred years from now the Earth has been under attack for seventy years. A fourteen-year-old boy is drawn from pre...
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Tanja Rast's blog:
Auch dieses Jahr darf ich wieder die offizielle Pressemitteilung zum BuCon vermelden!
Liebe Freunde der phantastischen Literatur,
der Buchmesse Convent (www.buchmessecon.de oder www.facebook.com/BuchmesseConvent) ist seit 33 Jahren das wichtigste Forum für Fans und Aktive der geschriebenen...
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Ursula Hartlein's blog:
Cordelia Kingsbridge's blog:
To the anon who sent me the playlist question - I did get your ask, and it’s awesome! It deserves a more thorough response than I have time to give it tonight, so I’m saving it for tomorrow. :-)
Rosemarie Cawkwell's blog:
To be fair, this is the only publisher I’ve submitted to.
I heard back from Sara at Inspired Quill yesterday evening, although I only read it this morning. Unfortunately, they aren’t accepting Hidden Fire this time round but the advice she gave was really useful. I’m going to go back and look at...
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R.M. Archer's blog:
Lately I haven’t written a lot as far as my novel goes, nor have I edited anything in the past week (that’s something I need to fix this week), but a friend of mine made a list of writing prompts and I’ve written a couple of short stories. I think my favorite is this first one, Sonder. Enjoy. :)
I...
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Lynn Renz's blog:
I have never written a blog so I'm very new to this.
In 2016 I published my first children's book. This was huge my first book. I was an Author wow. I could hardly believe it. I did it!
I just recently published my first novel. "Love, Light and Violet" a lot of love and hard work went into... Read more of this blog post »
Adam Graham's blog:
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps Vol. 5: Twilight of the Guardians by Rob VendittiMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
We get two stories in the book. the Two Issue Mind Games and the titular Twilight of the Guardians.
The first is Mind Games which features a team-up between Hal Jordan and Superman. This... Read more of this blog post »
T.C. Matson's blog:
I’ve been so excited to show you the cover of Persuading Perfection!
If you’ve read Broken Boundaries, then you briefly met the arrogant Zachary Calloway. Now it’s time for his story and I promise you don’t want to miss it. He’s incredibly swoon worthy… 
Soley Aragonés Rieke's blog:
¡Especial Concurso Amazon 2018! Título: Enamorada por los pelos. Autora: Dublineta Eire.Editorial: Amazon.Número de páginas: 284 págs.Género: Romance, comedia.Año: 2018.Web de la autora: -
La verdad es que este libro me ha sorprendido mucho.Me ha agradado su lectura, ágil y cercana, pero sobr... Read more of this blog post »
Roberta Marasco's blog:
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Le donne ammaccate.
Che non sono sicure di essersi rialzate.
Che non si sentono più donne abbastanza.
Che non indovinano mai la distanza.
Le donne ammaccate.
Con il loro dubbio di essere sbagliate.
Che piangono a tradimento.
Poi sorridono e alzano il mento.
Le donne ammaccate.
Che si guardan...
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Nguyễn Duy Khánh's blog:
J.N. Morgan's blog:
Alright, feeling not quite 100% this morning but close. Still a little bit of cough, barely any chest congestion, slightly stuffy nose, and a slight headache though in this instance it might be from the 11oz of strong rum last night even though that's less rum than I usually drink; my toler... Read more of this blog post »
Ali Parker's blog:
Release Day: September 25th
Blurb:
I’m thinking it’s finally got to be my turn.
No man. No riches. Nothing but a personality and a smile.
And yet, it seems to be enough this time.
The richest guy in New York is looking for a secretary, and lucky for me, he’s young and as hot as sin to top it off.
Too...
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Roseanne Beck's blog:
I love RomCom.
I love the humor. The romance. The awkward meet cutes and the even more awkward relationships that follow.
But I also love the feels. Those moments of character growth and realization.
At times when I write, I find myself tearing up. “Verklempt” (said in Mike Myers’ voi... Read more of this blog post »
Liz Sower's blog:
Just days from our high-holy season I'm re-reading this exquisite tale of demonic possession for the third time. I am so in love with this book because it drags me every time through the stages of "oh, this is not good," to "She's gotta tell someone about this," to "I shouldn't be read... Read more of this blog post »
Gail Kittleson's blog:
Now, here is a fabulous concept – I know many of these authors, and if you need a self-help book for your writing, here you go.
How Writing from the Trenches was Born
By MaryLu Tyndall
Who in their right mind would attempt to create a writing instruction book with nine other authors? It’s h...
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Rubina Ramesh's blog:
Week One: 22nd SeptemberName: Rubina RameshWeight at the beginning of my this journey: 97kg.Height: 5Ft. Weight on 22nd Septemeber: 90kg Next Realistic Goal Post: 87kgPurpose of this post: Asking others to join in my weight loss challenge. Losing my weight is the hardest decision I have taken ti... Read more of this blog post »
Rod Dreher's blog:
Christine Blasey Ford named four people who could corroborate her claim that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party.
According to CNN, none of them do. Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge, two of the people named by Ford, deny it. Now:
Read more of this blog post »CNN has learned that the committee h...
Michael Pronko's blog:
Michael Pronko: Balancing Detail with Momentum in Thrillers
September 22, 2018 Nancy LaFever 
In your thriller, “The Last Train,” you do such a great job of immersing the reader in the setting of Tokyo with detailed descriptions of culture, location, and food (!). But the...
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Dania Voss's blog:
https://facebook.com/AuthorDaniaVoss/...
The Grand Prize is a lovely bag from a Halaby bouti... Read more of this blog post »
Travis Berketa's blog:
Wonder Woman at Super Hero High by Lisa YeeMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Read this book with my 5-year-old daughter, as she is into the Superhero Girls franchise (most likely because I am into comics).
My daughter absolutely loved the book and really cannot wait until we get the second book, Supergirl... Read more of this blog post »
Jane Eaton Hamilton's blog:
Imagine my good luck to appear in the Bad Behaviour series at Autrostraddle, and in Canada’s oldest feminist journal, Room, in their queer issue, all in one month, alongside the grooviest writers (people I’ve admired far and near for years), and, might I add, the m...
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Miranda Atchley's blog:
Hello, readers and friends. Long time no see, huh? It’s hard to believe I’ve gone this long without blogging. While I had planned to take a mini hiatus from the blogosphere, I had not planned on taking this long off. But in truth, I really did need a break. Getting A Time For Adventure out was... Read more of this blog post »
Cat Gardiner's blog:
Hi-di-ho, friends! I hope this post finds you happy and healthy and ready to embrace the crazy holiday season ahead. It comes so fast! So before my writing life begins again in October and the treadmill is on its speed setting, I want to catch you up on my 1940s Experience.What a crazy summer! Be...
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Beau Taplin's blog:
of the simple, everyday miracles in life;
good food, literature,
laughter, music,
compelling conversation,
nature and art.
Look for them in every day,
and even when it feels
like your whole world is unravelling,
you will never be too far
from a needle and thread... Read more of this blog post »
Cassandra Page's blog:
Amazon / iBook / Kobo / Nook
When Carmen successfully removes a spell from a bewitched human, she never thought she would get ensnared i... Read more of this blog post »
Linda Huber's blog:
Kathryn Warner's blog:
What is often missed in accounts of Edward II's reign is that Edward... Read more of this blog post »
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