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Natalie G. Bergman's blog:
Happy Holidays Dear Readers
Pearl Bound. Seeing people respond to the atmosphere, the tension, and the complicated women at the center of the sto Read more of this blog post »
Melodía J. Parker's blog:
Status of "Us Against Them."
Us Against Them by Melodía J. ParkerUs Against Them was supposed to be finished this week. And, of course, it’s not finished. I know, I dropped the ball on that. I am doing everything I can to finish it by December 31, 2025. If it is not finished on that date, it WILL be completed in January 202
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Willow Aster's blog:
What It Takes Excerpt
C. D. Jones's blog:
The Namtar Giveaway has concluded! 🔮
Congratulations to the 50 winners! Your eBooks should have arrived in your Kindle libraries. I can’t wait for Read more of this blog post »
Selim Turan's blog:
Sonja Gunter's blog:
Audiobooks
And don't forget Avoiding My Merry Birthday and Who's Been Naughty or Nice are also available on audio..
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Julia Wolf's blog:
To the Chase is Live in Audio!
I’ve never thought of myself as forgettable.
I’m confident. A little grumpy. I’m never afraid to speak my mind. I’ve got curves for days, and hair the color of a summer sky.
All that tends to leave an impression.
So when he shows up two years after ghosting me, act Read more of this blog post »
Talle Fey's blog:
Scars and Secrets!!
You can now add Scars and Secrets, a wolf shifter romance, to your TBR shelf!!
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Jeff Mach's blog:
Elves Are Shiny
They might be mean
They might be faulty
Those damn Elves
Might be downright salty.
But Elves are glorious
Elves are graceful
If you want elegance
Prepare for a facefull.
Elves are graceful.
Can’t be killed
(Unless you’ve Crowley,
Magickally True Willed.)
Elves are perfect
Grace like grass.
Love an Elf?
PASS PASS P
Randy Green's blog:
Who’s Your Daddy Now? – Part 3
Hear ye! Hear ye! Part 2 of John: Volume 27 of our Heavenly Citizens series is available.
Light for the blind, Shepherd for the sheep, Life for the dead, King and Servant and Sin Offering for the people. His name is Jesus.
Enter through the Door of the sheepfold and meet your Shephe
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J. R. Kendiro's blog:
A new novella
In the Sac, Gatherers do the work nobody else wants—crawling through organic tunnels, extracting food from the Greater Membrane, risking their lives for scraps.
They’re not heroes. They’re not chosen o Read more of this blog post »
Dan Henk's blog:
My tattoo career
The progression of my tattoo career.
After being labeled as “the Giger guy” early in my career, I grew tired of constantly repeating designs Giger had already illustrqated on paper. Tattoos have a whole different set of contrast and focus requirements, and only repeating someone else’s work can grow
S B Chimombe's blog:
On Writing Slowly
I don’t believe stories like these are meant to arrive loudly. They find readers the same way they were written: gradually, honestly, and when th Read more of this blog post »
Kimber Kinkaid's blog:
The Twelve Days of Tartan (According to Me)
One morally gray laird who refuses to behave.
He knows better. He simply does not care.
On the second day, you get
Two people arguing instead of flirting.
They would deny this. Vehemently.
Fergus would like it noted that this is, in fact, flirting.
On the third day, you Read more of this blog post »
Jelena Zlatar Gamberožić's blog:
Kathleen Beatty's blog:
Hunting the Heiress
Cast of main characters:
Mordrick (The morally pitch-black villain). Did you love him or hate him? Was his Read more of this blog post »
Eric Fieldstone's blog:
Happy Holidays!
Angelika Regossi's blog:
Soviet Identity: When Faith Was Tradition and Atheism Was Law
Europe slows down, and many of us are watching the International Festival of Monte-Carlo — breathtaking acrobatics, daring bodies, and fearless performers. Remarkably, many come from former Soviet territories.
And yet, during the Soviet era, this world did n Read more of this blog post »
Tony Travis's blog:
J.J. Campbell's blog:
response from Synchronized Chaos...
i heard back from Cristina at Synchronized Chaos on my recent poetry submission. my poems "nightmare after nightmare", "sunk into the creases of existence", "that tempting myth", "chaos and bewilderment" and "where they came from" have been accepted for publication.
Mary Catelli's blog:
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Rizwan Niaz Raiyan's blog:
Looted African belongings must be returned: is it repatriation or restitution? The words we use matter
Museums and universities around the world hold vast collections of cultural artefacts, artworks, objectified belongings and even ancestral remains. Many were not freely given but taken during colonial times, through force, manipulation, theft or violence. For decades, they have sat in storerooms and
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Nathalie Frias's blog:
My Website Just Went Live: Becoming an Official Author
I’ve written in notebooks, in margins, on my phone during lunch breaks, and in the quiet hours when the world slows down. I’ve whispered stories to myself during long shifts and held scenes in my mind like secret pages no one else could see.
But today… I hit “publish.”
My author we Read more of this blog post »
E.H. Lupton's blog:
December 2025 Newsletter: Hazy Shade of Winter
I hope you all had a good Thanksgiving, if you celebrate it. We did. And then we got 9.3″ of snow (that’s 23.6 cm for the rest of the world). It’s not exactly common for this to happen in Wisconsin in November (and unlike the snowstorm I wrote about in Lazarus, Home from the War, it wasn’t melted th
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