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Crystal Vranich's blog:
Me time
Yes ladies and gentlemen it is that time-it is me time. That time that only happens once in a while, my husband is out the door and off to work and my son is at school. The house is clean (full disclosure ....clean enough for now and no one died falling out the door this morning- it's a win/win s...
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Larry Chiagouris's blog:
Want a job? Don’t ask this in your interview.
Due to the substantial concern about getting a job throughout the world, many reporters from well known media outlets have asked questions related to the topics in this book. They have raised issues or asked questions directly to me or through media sources about personal branding, references, re...
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Catherine Coulter's blog:
March 20, 2019
Wednesday, 20th March -- Sleep problems: Lots of good suggestions. Let me add Melatonin, 5 mgs. three of them, read for thirty minutes, then lights out. If you go right to sleep then wake up in the middle of the night, do the Melatonin, follow the same regimen. And let me know if this helps. Vala...
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David Schwinghammer's blog:
Vacuum in the Dark
Jen Beagin has all the potential in the world as a humorist, just a hair beneath the stellar career of Dorothy Parker.
Who else would feature a cleaning lady as her protagonist, give her a biting wit, and include an invisible friend named Terry who also functions as a therapist of sorts? Mona also... Read more of this blog post »
Who else would feature a cleaning lady as her protagonist, give her a biting wit, and include an invisible friend named Terry who also functions as a therapist of sorts? Mona also... Read more of this blog post »
Madeline C.C. Harper's blog:
The Pixies and Sprites of Prim-Terra Aren't Your Everyday Tinker Bells.
Famous for their cherubic faces and soprano voices, pixies and sprites are known as the Woodland Children, due to the creatures making their homes in hollowed trees with beds of moss. They also enjoy a warm bath in the mouth of a rose after a good summer rain, though the sprites will tell you enj...
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Andrew Hixson's blog:
DEATH IS FOR THE DYING
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Archie Andrews tries the new cologne his new girlfriend gave him for his birthday. He goes out to get some food for his birthday party and is later found dead near the vicinity of his apiary. With no clues, no suspects and no idea how he died, the Suffolk C... Read more of this blog post »
Archie Andrews tries the new cologne his new girlfriend gave him for his birthday. He goes out to get some food for his birthday party and is later found dead near the vicinity of his apiary. With no clues, no suspects and no idea how he died, the Suffolk C... Read more of this blog post »
Sarah Kennedy's blog:
The shields of the earth have broken...
An Ancient Evil
A Promised King
A World Besieged
Mhorag's name is whispered in every land. For some there is no greater dread; for others no greater hope. But in this new age of rage and wonder, what is hope? In the growing darkness, Sgarrwrath's quest for domination of the world is interrupted by... Read more of this blog post »
A Promised King
A World Besieged
Mhorag's name is whispered in every land. For some there is no greater dread; for others no greater hope. But in this new age of rage and wonder, what is hope? In the growing darkness, Sgarrwrath's quest for domination of the world is interrupted by... Read more of this blog post »
Jordan Smith Graffis's blog:
Walk the Walk and Talk the Talk
It’s been two weeks since my first book signing for Cicada Summers, and I’m just now collecting my thoughts. As crazy as it sounds, it almost felt like an out-of-body experience, and it’s taken me 14 days to sort through the emotions of that night.
For starters, I was terrified.
Cindy, the direct... Read more of this blog post »
Kent Wyatt's blog:
Seeing Beyond on sale
Seeing Beyond Today is my birthday and I wanted everyone to have a present. Seeing Beyond will be on sale all this month for $0.99.
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Xavier Neal's blog:
NEW RELEASES!!!
HAPPY NEW BOOK BABY DAY!!!
Due to the crazy week last week (between editing my biggest book to date and my bridal shower and my bestie being in town) I didn't get the chance to post the new books, so I will be including them in with THIS WEEK'S!
AUTHORS, congrats on your new books in the world. Wis... Read more of this blog post »
Due to the crazy week last week (between editing my biggest book to date and my bridal shower and my bestie being in town) I didn't get the chance to post the new books, so I will be including them in with THIS WEEK'S!
AUTHORS, congrats on your new books in the world. Wis... Read more of this blog post »
Roxanne Rhoads's blog:
A Bewitching Wednesday
Author Anecdote: Rebecca Henry shares a ghostly encounter #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/XZB130o7hIX
Trudy Hicks Ghost Hunter: Case One -The Deceit by Lori Zaremba #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ACnF30o7hLc
Interview Rebecca Henry Author of The Lady Raven #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/XJz... Read more of this blog post »
Trudy Hicks Ghost Hunter: Case One -The Deceit by Lori Zaremba #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/ACnF30o7hLc
Interview Rebecca Henry Author of The Lady Raven #bewitchingbooktours http://ow.ly/XJz... Read more of this blog post »
Bryan W. Alaspa's blog:
New novel "The Revisionsits" out now!
What would happen if a man actually found a way to change history? To use his billions and vast technological empire to force new realities into this one? What if that man was a madman?
The Revisionists is out now and available in print & eBook formats. A mind-bending, edge-of-your-seat techno... Read more of this blog post »
The Revisionists is out now and available in print & eBook formats. A mind-bending, edge-of-your-seat techno... Read more of this blog post »
Megan Smolenyak's blog:
Genealogy Roundup, March 20
Genealogy Roundup, March 20
Fulfilling our nation's promise: DPAA brings service members home – This article does a good job of summarizing the efforts to repatriate those are still unaccounted for from past conflicts.
Reclaim The Records: Using Freedom of Information Laws for Genealogy
Georgia Army... Read more of this blog post »
Fulfilling our nation's promise: DPAA brings service members home – This article does a good job of summarizing the efforts to repatriate those are still unaccounted for from past conflicts.
Reclaim The Records: Using Freedom of Information Laws for Genealogy
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Daniel Clausen's blog:
The Lexical Funk (a short story)
Etymology is the science of coolness, you dig? But you can only master its power through Jazz. Mastering the etymological sciences was a “Pan-stylistic rhythmic bebop, with a side of bacon, you dig, man?” I blurted out one day in English class. That’s how I got the reputation for being the “Freak...
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Ronald Geigle's blog:
Murakami: An Author of Time
Killing Commendatore by Haruki MurakamiMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Just finished reading this impressive book, Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami. I will now need about as much time to think about what it's all about. This shouldn't take more than, oh, two or three months.
A small note: One thin... Read more of this blog post »
Julie Elizabeth Powell's blog:
Changing Angels
My new novel, Changing Angels has been on the back burner for quite some time now. I'd thought of the idea at least two years ago and even started writing it, however, after a few chapters, other things came up - especially in dreams - and I had to write those first.
Nevertheless, the characters c... Read more of this blog post »
Nevertheless, the characters c... Read more of this blog post »
Amanda Marin's blog:
North to Nara Publication and Giveaway!
It's been a wild 18 months from idea to publication for North to Nara, and now my "book baby" is out in the world, available at Amazon, Kobo, B&N, Apple Books, and Google Play! To celebrate, I'm running another giveaway, now through April 10, 2019. Details are pinned to my Facebook page: http...
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Nicki Chapelway's blog:
The Rising Author Tag
So... I'm stealing this tag, but I was told to steal it from the person I'm stealing it from. Of course she was originally a thief, and things just sort of get messy from there, so we're going to move on to the questions...
1. What is the weirdest thing someone has ever said to you about your wr... Read more of this blog post »
Raven Howell's blog:
Wnat to be kind? Just "be" with someone.
I visit my parents. In my mind I refer to them "on the edge of 90" because in their last years of their eighties now, well, they are. We sit quietly. I read to them. We quiet down again. We watch the birds outside the sliding glass door, and muse. When I ask what I can get for them, what I can do...
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Ivona Walker's blog:
I need to do the right thing, right?
I know that I have a lot of things on my plate. That's just a part of modern life, especially as a parent. The fact that it can be exhausting is not a surprise, and to have surprises pop up is to be expected.
That doesn't make such interruptions any less frustrating.
My schedule fluctuates because... Read more of this blog post »
That doesn't make such interruptions any less frustrating.
My schedule fluctuates because... Read more of this blog post »
Dewandus Johnson's blog:
Why do people force religion on their kids?
https://www.goodreads.com/author/conf... Today's blog is about forcing kids to accept religion. Where does that come from? Most people believe that there is a God and reach for Him in whatever religion they have been taught to be the true. Have you ever sat back and thought where this passion to...
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Rose Charpentier's blog:
The Selection
“True love is usually the most inconvenient kind.”
“The Selection” tested my patience, my feelings, my morals, and my understanding. Or maybe that was just America.
This five-book series begins with a Selection being held in Illéa for a wife for Prince Maxon. All girls between the ages of si...
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Suzy Krause's blog:
A Little Visit with Sullivan Barclay Krause
I was reading on the couch this afternoon when Sullivan Barclay Krause (who you'll remember from this post ) came in and sat beside me. I could tell it was him and not just normal Sully because he opened by mentioning that he'd purchased a new apartment in Austin, Texas (I asked what he bought i...
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Anna Newton's blog:
How I Prepared For My Busiest Month Yet & Tips For Getting Ahead
AD INFO: This post contains affiliate links (denoted by a ‘*’) & gifted items (denoted by ‘gifted’) Well hello there! I’m back! After the final leg of the ‘An Edited Life‘* book tour that took in dates at Canterbury, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Manchester, I’m home. I’m back in my own... Read more of this blog post »
Nick Morgan's blog:
Hostile Audiences
I’ve occasionally posted on the curiously angry state of the current world – the Eeyore Zeitgeist we live in now. If the stock market goes up, we talk about its inevitable coming collapse. If the stock market goes down, we talk about the betrayal of capitalism and Armageddon. Of course, I don’...
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Allen West's blog:
A Warning for America
If you missed our Facebook Live event last night, you missed some very important information every Constitution-loving American needs to hear. The left is rolling out a plan that will leave millions of Americans voiceless, and many don’t even know about it . . . and won’t until it is too late....
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Стойне Василев's blog:
Smart предприемачи: Велизар Величков (Velizar V) и Богомил Стоев (Br. Bo)
Днес в рубриката ни Smart предприемачи ни гостуват – Велизар Величков (по-известен като Velizar V) и Богомил Стоев (Br. Bo). Те са онлайн предприемачи и имат няколко общи проекта. В това интервю ще разбереш как са стартирали, кои са най-големите им грешки, какво събитие готвят през април и още мн...
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Scarlett St. Clair's blog:
Willow Winters's blog:
Are you ready?
A Single Kiss is coming April 9th. Are you ready for more Jase Cross?
PREORDER TODAY:
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If you haven't met Jase yet, what are you waiting for... Read more of this blog post »
PREORDER TODAY:
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Kobo: http://bit.ly/2W9nFzr
B&N: http://bit.ly/2JnUebv
If you haven't met Jase yet, what are you waiting for... Read more of this blog post »
Shivya Nath's blog:
How to Travel as a Vegan and Find Delicious Food Anywhere in the World.
About this post: Travelling as a vegan sounds incredibly difficult, but after 3.5 years and over 30 countries, I can assure you that being a vegan traveller is more a matter of being prepared. In this vegan travel blog post, I share all my vegan travel tips and try to prove that travelling as a...
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Liz Hartevelt's blog:
Goedkoop en legaal boeken lezen en luisteren
Iedereen is op zoek naar dé manier om goedkoop – of zelfs voor niets – boeken te lezen. Nu kun je dat natuurlijk doen door het boek illegaal te downloaden via verschillende wegen, maar dat is strafbaar. Je steelt immers iemands werk. Daarnaast krijgt een auteur geen cent voor die gedownloade vers...
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Nora Phoenix's blog:
Title Reveal Next Ignite Book
I’m back after a fantastic trip, and that means I’m back at work as well. Yesterday was a great start where I made good progress on my first day back, plotting out the next Ignite novel. I’m not ready yet to announce a tentative release date, as I’m working on multiple projects at the moment, but...
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Becky Rapinchuk's blog:
ALL NEW Printables in the Shop + they’re all on SALE!
Happy Spring! It’s been YEARS since the printables have been updated in Clean Mama Home and I am so excited to share with you that everything is NEW and completely updated! Go here to see them or keep reading for a great coupon code…. If you’re wanting to tackle a little spring cleaning, get a […...
Shawn Patrick Cooke's blog:
Blowing up BOMBS
I'm 40 years old, and it's time to admit something to myself. There are books on my bookshelf that I will never read.
It's just math, really. I've set a goal of reading 50 books in 2019, but I might blow that out of the water and manage 100. Of course, these are not all books that I already owned... Read more of this blog post »
It's just math, really. I've set a goal of reading 50 books in 2019, but I might blow that out of the water and manage 100. Of course, these are not all books that I already owned... Read more of this blog post »
John Fea's blog:
E.J. Dionne on Ben Sasse’s Failure to Oppose Donald Trump’s “National Emergency”
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Ben Sasse, the senator from Nebraska, has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump. Yet rarely does his opposition to Trump move beyond words. For example, when twelve GOP senators broke with their party to oppose Donald Trump’s “national emergency” declaration on the U.S.-Mexico borde...
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Gray Marie Cox's blog:
spirit overwhelmed
I cry out to the Lord with my voice;With my voice to the Lord I make my supplication.I pour out my complaint before Him;I declare before Him my trouble.
When my spirit was overwhelmed within me,Then You knew my path.In the way in which I walkThey have secretly set a snare for me.
Look on my r... Read more of this blog post »
When my spirit was overwhelmed within me,Then You knew my path.In the way in which I walkThey have secretly set a snare for me.
Look on my r... Read more of this blog post »
Michael Gouker's blog:
Talking Heads as a 3 piece band in black and white from Toronto 1977.
Talking Heads
A-Space Gallery
Toronto ON
01-27-1977
00:00:00 Artists Only
00:04:59 The Girls Want to Be With the Girls
00:08:41 The Book I Read
00:13:42 I Wish You Wouldn't Say That
00:17:26 Thank You for Sending Me an Angel
00:20:15 No Compassion
00:24:41 fixing the drums
00:25:50 Questions for Lovers
00:28... Read more of this blog post »
Alan Jacobs's blog:
a legal clarification
Let me expand on something I wrote in yesterday’s post: Copyright law is not relevant to the legal situation of Francis Spufford’s new Narnia novel. What matters is trademark law.
To illustrate: Many of Edgar Rice Burroughs’s books, including many of his Tarzan books, are now in the public domain....
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Ann Patchett's blog:
The Holy Ground of Story: A Conversation Between Silas House and River Jordan
[image error]Today’s conversation with Nashville-based author River Jordan is contributed by guest interviewer Silas House, author of Southernmost .
River Jordan is one of those people who decides to love you and then she just does. Ever since I first met her about fifteen years ago, I’ve always...
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守月 史貴's blog:
【神さまの怨結び】 第43話 -神さま失格-
鼻水くしゃみがとまらなくとうとう自分も花粉症に！などと誤魔化していましたが、夜中に汗びっしょり発熱のかみしき:Dです、こんにちわ。
しばらく守月せんせーとは隔離なのですわ。
チャンピオンRED 2019年5月号
そんなわけで記事の更新遅くなってしまいましたが、
昨日 3/19(火) は『神さまの怨結び』第43話掲載、チャンピオンRED 2019年5月号 の発売日！デシタ。
■前回 神さまの怨結び 42話
歳相応に無邪気にはしゃぐ蛇さまのお姿が大層微笑ましかった神さまのJC編、もとい現世編も今回で最終回だそうで、セイフク姿が見納めになるかと思うと残念でなりません･･･。
ただ、
ご本人がこのように申して...
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Lili Naghdi's blog:
Welcoming Spring with an excerpt from "On Loving"
"Have you ever wondered how it is that Nature awakens with spring’s arrival every year, putting its glory on display repeatedly? Have you considered how it is that the seemingly dead branch of a bare tree utterly determines the exact time to finally blossom? Or how the season’s drenching rain, dr...
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Gene Moyers's blog:
More Good News
As I said earlier, 2019 is off to a good start. As of today Domino Lady volume 3, published by Airship 27, is now available on Amazon. In this volume I have two very short (about 8,000 words) stories with the masked Lady once again fighting corruption in her beloved Golden State.
This is my second...
Keenan Powell's blog:
What we’re reading: Spring edition
Depending on where you are, spring is either springing, sprung, or dragging its feet. But regardless, a new season calls for new books. Tell us, Mysteristas, what are you reading?
Paul Selig's blog:
Victoria Hamilton's blog:
Desktop Wallpaper
Hey, all... do you like fun and or funky wallpaper for your desktop or laptop computer? I do, and change mine quite often. Here are a couple I made for anyone to use, free! Right click, save one of them as an image, and use it! PLEASE let me know if you do, (and how it worked out for you!!) and...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
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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
