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The bones of Queen Emma of Normandy, the only woman to have been crowned Queen of England twice, lie in Winchester Cathedral. Emma resided in…

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really having fun with this mini-publication from Kelly Robinson. Looks like my "article" is in ish #1 and I just submitted possibilities for #2.

I'm excited to announce that several of my old files and older books are back from the editors and ready to release on Amazon. All of them will be available as Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, Audiobooks, and Paperback.

Books 1 & 1 of the Howloifrea Chronicles Series 8/14/2026
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The First Draft Is Supposed to Be Wrong
I have watched more writers stop than I can count. They stop because the first draft is bad. They did not know it was supposed to be.

The first draft is not the work. It is the raw material for the work. Its job is to exist, not to be good. The pressure to be go Read more of this blog post »

The Boom of the Bittern: Elegy for a Wetland by Andrew Smith

What a propulsive read! I couldn’t put the book down. It has the man-on-man love we all crave in this post-Heated Rivalry/Heartstopper/Red, White and Royal Blue world. Its original and surprising meet-cute—a naturalist sailor with a Heathcl Read more of this blog post »

For much of my life, I thought being strong meant powering through.

Do the next thing. Take care of everyone else. Keep moving. Be grateful. Don’t fall apart.

There is certainly a time for putting one foot in front of the other. Sometimes that is exactly what gets us through the day. But I have learne

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Ya está disponible mi nueva novela: El olvidado. El lector viajará al valle del Miskatonic para redescubrirlo en el mundo contemporáneo, de la mano de una pareja de inspectores que llegan al lugar siguiendo la pista de una desaparición.https://www.amazon.es/El-olvidado/dp/...

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One of my freelance publishers sent me after a local lady (escaped to a neighboring state) who, though dabbling in writing and other creative pursuits throughout her life, only seriously seems to have delved into published writing at 55. With a set of books behind her she now has an agent and novel Read more of this blog post »

I joined the website Revvue to get more reviews and attention for my new webcomic books. Now you can join the site with the referral link below to get people to review your own books!

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Some poems arrive as a first line and nothing else. This one arrived as the last one.

The gods, he says, were never the point.

Only the one who has seen light is alive,
and the one who touched the dark with his mind.
Having found the one answer,
he no longer judged his fate so harshly.

He simply walked ou

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One Small Change Before This Book Goes Out Into the World If you’ve been following along, you might have seen me refer to book three of Inconveniently Haunted as Dead Reckoning. That title is retired now. The book you’ll actually be able to buy soon is called What Was Kept. Nothing about the story c Read more of this blog post »

The most useful frame for the day-to-day rhythm of an FDE engagement comes from Colin Jarvis, who runs OpenAI’s forward-deployed engineering team. It has three phases: early scoping, validation, and delivery. Independent operators across the industry have converged on the same three cuts under d

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A screenshot showed up in my inbox this week that I want to share with my subscribers and readers. I thought it was super cool.

My recently released book The Alignment Myth is not only now available on Amazon, it can also be found on the syllabus as required reading for two courses this fall: Dat

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Acts 9:6  But rise and enter the city, and you will be told what you are to do.”(ESV)

Saul’s entire understanding of his life collapsed on the road to Damascus.

He’d been certain of his mission.  He knew where he was going, why he was going there, and what he intended to do when he arrived.

Then Je

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Today is a beautiful day, because Abraham’s servant thanked God for providing a bride for Isaac, “Then the man bowed down his head and worshiped the LORD. And he said, ‘Blessed be the LORD God of my master Abraham, who has not forsaken His mercy and His truth toward my master. As for me, being ... R Read more of this blog post »

Every mid August the Perseids arrive, the most famous shooting star shower of the year. No telescope needed: a blanket, a dark spot far from streetlights and patience. The best hours come late, and exactly that, staying up past bedtime, is half the magic for a child.

AI helps before, not during: in t

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This picture speaks volumes about parenting.

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A short poetry collection about the beauty of late night drives igniting bright hope and honesty in thoughts to become this beautiful collection of poetry. Read more of this blog post »

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Learning to see where we are changes more than the way we understand ourselves.

It can change the way we live.

If our inner lives have landscapes, and if those landscapes influence what we can see, feel, understand and do, then perhaps the first step towards change isn't always to change o

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At the core of every relationship lies communication. It’s the bridge through which we offer guidance, support boundaries, and love. And yet, even with the best intentions, communication between parents and children can easily become strained, confusing, or disconnected. This is true across all ages

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Ninth grade predicts graduation better than income or test scores. The standard advice tells you to give your freshman time to adjust. Here is what that leaves out, and why the first three weeks are the cheapest time to build.

Why does a simple treehouse play such an important role in *Snot Rag & Cheese Whiz*? The answer goes far beyond childhood adventures. In this behind-the-scenes post, I share my lifelong fascination with treehouses, what they symbolized to me as a child, and why they became the heart of Amber and Jer Read more of this blog post »

This is the cover of my fifth novel. It doesn’t look like the covers of the first four.

If you’ve been reading here for a while, you know what my covers look like. Night scenes. A light source somewhere in the frame working hard. My name in red. The full apparatus of a book that promises to move.

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How It All BeganThe Musings Of A Transformant

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The New York Times went inside two American car plants on August 11 to watch humanoid robots do paid production work — BMW's factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and Hyundai's in Ellabell, Georgia. Reporter Jack Ewing described one machine stepping off its charger, pulling a part from a green bin

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DRAFT STATUS: minimal EDITS. >As a Family Physician and father, I am releasing these raw simulations as a strategic audit for my Checkmate WW3 book series. These ideas are my own, synthesized through an AI ‘multiplier’ to bridge the gap between clinical intuition and geopolitical reality.

THE AUDIT S

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As I sit and smoke a joint, I contemplate the meaning of it all. 42, obviously. The absurdist notion that a single number could be the answer to it all, and yet, it's closer than any other answer I can truly think of. But seriously.

How did we get here? What's the purpose of it all? A nihilist at he

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1) Hello! Let’s start off with introductions. What is your author name? You can use a pen name if you have one?


Sharon Buchbinder


2) What genre(s) do you write?


Paranormal Romance, Romantasy


3) What is your quick pitch for your book?


She never belonged to the pack—until fate led her to him.


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Title: Your Priceless Advice

Author: Celeste Castro

Publisher: NineStar Press

Release Date: 08/11/2026

Heat Level: 3 – Some Sex

Pairing: Female/Female

Length: 304

Genre: Contemporary, contemporary, romance, sapphic, soulmates, small town, conflict of interest, workplace romance, social justice,

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Stell Dir vor, Dein Körper ist ein Sportwagen. Kraftvoll, elegant – aber Du fährst ihn im ersten Gang durchs Leben. Warum? Weil Du den eigentlichen Motor nie wirklich nutzt: Deine Wirbelsäule.

Klingt komisch? Dann pass auf.

In diesem Artikel lernst Du ein Konzept kennen, das Deine Sicht auf Bewegung a

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So why do people put themselves through this every single year and do major developer events? Why go through all the expense and hassle and time out of the office to set up a booth at AWS re:Invent? Why put the entire organization through the stress and the rush of getting a user conference up and r

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 By D.C. Salmon ​⏱️ Reading Time: 5 minutes

​In this post: Leaving my 63,000-word draft in Google Drive for a year, learning from OpenLearn and Reedsy, why I replaced my first cover, my experience with paid editors, and moving to Atticus for typesetting.

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The conclusion of the bogus Basil Ward in the publishing history Oscar Wilde's "The Picture Of Dorian Gray".