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Halloween is upon us! Scary decorations & scary movies everywhere you look. Get in the spirit of things! Read Scary Shorts: Flash Fiction.

Message me if you'd like a review copy. :-)

Halloween Flash Fiction, what could be more fun? Some stories will give you the creep & keep you up at night staring a Read more of this blog post »

There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run
When the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun
Long before the white man and long before the wheel
When the green dark forest was too silent to be real. ~ Gordon Lightfoot

In 1878, the first train pulled into Haliburton Stati Read more of this blog post »

I found this book to be dull and boring. It wasn’t exactly my type of thing to read. Excuse me I am using my microphone anyways this book was not really my kind of thing was kinda know and needed to be sharpen. It could use some more entertainment unit, but as I said, this was more when it’s encyclo Read more of this blog post »

I am so excited to finally share the cover for Reign!

𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥 "𝐀𝐦𝐦𝐨" 𝐀𝐝𝐚𝐦𝐬...

REIGN is coming January 4th!

I want to thank my fantastic Cover Design Team for creating this STUNNING cover!
Cover Model: @Health Man Mark @healthmanmark
Cover Photographer: Michelle Lancaster @lanefotograf and @coverque Read more of this blog post »

I recently received a question asking how I decided to use the term "Harrie" as a degrading term for the Nameless in Silent Consent.

The pejorative use of a universal name for an underclass or group of workers happens in multiple traditions. In the United States, African American railroad porters we Read more of this blog post »

The October Author Switch Sprint is happening this weekend!

Will you join us to network with fellow authors and get some work done on your current project?

This free event takes place every second Sunday of the month at 2:30 pm PT | 3:30 pm MT | 4:30 pm CT | 5:30 pm ET.

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That generic question covers the gamut from A to Z. From my perspective it applies to seizing an opportunity to forage for sea glass along the shore of Sabin Point.

All things considered, being
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Finding the time when other things don’t take precedence.

The weather: Rhode Island has had frequent brush Read more of this blog post »

The Sandbox
Sheryl Westergreen Copyright 2022

He was flattered to be approached by Mrs. Golan. She was top tier society and he was just a hard-working hypnotist with a quiet, professional demeanor. He was dedicated to his field, having published some pamphlets for health professionals about using his Read more of this blog post »

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I added a new gig to my Fiverr! This is a less thorough developmental edit, more akin to what others are offering. Rather than going page by page (sometimes line by line), I will read your whole project and send you a developmental letter at the end. This will be more Read more of this blog post »

On Defense? Go to Offense! And Do It In Love.

In 1,2 & 3 John, Apostle John holds out his arms and welcomes young believers into the fellowship of Christians (aka the Church). The first order of business is the Light of Messiah Jesus’ presence in the assembly of belivers.

The next order of b

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I really didn't know what I was getting myself into when I decided to start writing children's books. It is safe to say I was unprepared for the challenges that awaited me, and somewhat ill-equipped for the ride, yet here I am! Doing my best with what little resources I have at my disposal, and conf Read more of this blog post »

Star Wars: Essays Exploring a Galaxy Far, Far Away Is a Book For the Nerds

Many thanks to Meg Dowell for this lovely review of our anthology Star Wars: Essays Exploring a Galaxy Far, Far Away at Now This Is Lit!

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Check out my essay about my book, Two Sides of the Same Coin: In-between stories of Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson.

https://www.readersmagnet.club/two-si... Read more of this blog post »

Should have a proper announcement about the livestream as the build has been underway for a bit now! Thank you so much to everyone who has been a part of it up until now.

Boarded Windows, Dead Leaves by Michael Jess Alexander

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


A good selection of grisly stories to read before you go to bed.

I like how there is a connected theme throughout this book. I’ve always been a fan of short chronicles, and this group’s brevity is welcome.

My favorites in

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Hey, y’all, it’s Weird Wednesday! Where on some Wednesdays, I blog about weird stuff and give writing prompts.

Today: The Beast of Gevaudan: 18th Century Werewolf
https://dannyechase.com/blog/beastofg...

Welcome on this Weird Wednesday! Today we’re taking a (rather ill-advised) stroll in the French woo Read more of this blog post »

Your Feedback is welcome!

This is a little guide "in the works". I have been having open discussions and look forward to your feedback as I put this thing together.

Everyone can agree the world is a crazy place now.
Gun violence; drugs; politics; economy; global warming & more. So what do you do? You a Read more of this blog post »

Satan’s Daughters (Thriller)
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Occultism was a frequent topic during the 1970s, so I decided to write a novel to fit the times. I really wasn’t interested the occult, but I knew a lot about fear as a result of growing up in horrifying situations. Thankfully, Zebra Books bough Read more of this blog post »

Hi beloved friends love all of you , after a long time feel like to added a comment , make a point of situation of the world , so this world is a primitive barbarous ancient unconscious asleep world humanity , divide split in hundreds of different ideology culture philosophy , all bogus dangerous li Read more of this blog post »

Whatever Trial you’re Facing, have Faith

No matter what challenge is presented to you, there is a way to navigate it. Though it may be hard to see right now, God has given us the wisdom and guidance to overcome any difficulty and emerge more vital than ever before.

This article is a guide to Finding R

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Unshackling Creativity: Dismantling the Urban Fiction Label for Black Authors by AL-Saadiq Banks

In the world of literature, genres are powerful tools for categorization and marketing. They help readers find the kinds of stories they love and offer writers a niche to explore their creativity. Howeve Read more of this blog post »

Recently a woman who had read my book asked if I believed the story Doc Parsons told us one afternoon. Emma and I were enjoying the warm breeze, the sound of bees in the coneflowers, and the overhead call of a red hawk as we drank iced tea in Doc's back yard. He had finished telling us the story Read more of this blog post »

Flirting with the CEO

I wanted to hate her. Instead, I desperately need her.

I didn't get to be CEO by playing nice. I'm driven and ruthless—and yes, occasionally rude. But it gets the job done, and that's all I care about. My business partners disagree. They insist I need to improve my communic Read more of this blog post »

I think if Joy was in human form they would be a woman and if Joy was a color, it's giving the color Gold. Because Happiness gives off the vibe yellow and Joy is superior so we need a stronger version of yellow, something superior but related to yellow, hence why. Joy should be Gold.

A Round-Up of Daily Virtual Book Tour Stops

In the Kitchen with Simon Yeats #InTheKitchen #bewitchingbooktours https://buff.ly/3F0CUDk

A Writer’s Love Of Gardening with Richie Billing #InTheGarden
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Craving Beauty by Jennifer Silverwood #bewitchingbooktours https:/ Read more of this blog post »

My new release Popularity Isn't Easy is featured on Barnes and Noble's Top Indie Favorites for October and November! Check out the complete list with the link below.

Teaser

“I love Augie and have no reason to doubt him, but I also know he came here on a whim. And that scares me a little.”
“Because you Read more of this blog post »

As I close in on my two goals of polishing the first 23 episodes of my upcoming serialized novel & honing the book description, it's time to turn some of my writing attention elsewhere. As I've mentioned in previous posts, once I release the first four episodes sometime in mid-October, I'll have nea Read more of this blog post »

Here's a sampling from the darker half of my double-length scifi, fantasy, and horror poetry collection Cosmic Journeys and Gothic Visions . Ellen Datlow numbered this one among the four strongest works published in Cover of Darkness in 2011:

What Greets Me at the End

By Richard H. Fay

My hedonisti Read more of this blog post »

Delaware Bay is one of the most important stopover sites for migratory shorebirds in the Western Hemisphere. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many species traversing this area faced significant declines due to overhunting, habitat loss, and other human activities. Some species were hu Read more of this blog post »

If you are reading this, allow me to introduce you to myself. My name is Alex Freund. I am a painter and a writer. I have an interest in photography and a professional background in finance and client service, with a degree in psychology. I dabble in music playing trumpet and self teaching myself ho

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If you have paid attention to my posts on social media, you may already know my answer for today’s Q&A.

My favorite season is Autumn.

Not only is this harvest season, but it also means cooler weather and lower electric bills.

“But Emma Lee, Spring has cool weather also. Why not that one?”

Allergies.

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