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October 9, 2020
QotD Oct 9 Kindness
Originally posted on Desert Musings:
I decided to add a bit of description to the title because, whenever someone pings these it gets confusing after a while. I used to be pretty good at titles, maybe I’ll get my title mojo back again. We’ll see. Coming up with a good, descriptive title is hard, y’all.…
I decided to add a bit of description to the title because, whenever someone pings these it gets confusing after a while. I used to be pretty good at titles, maybe I’ll get my title mojo back again. We’ll see. Coming up with a good, descriptive title is hard, y’all.…
October 7, 2020
It’s in the Eyes
Originally posted on Cage Dunn: Fibber, Fabricator, Teller-of-tall-tales:
#FPQ: What do you believe, when it comes to people’s traits and personalities? Are they primarily formed and shaped by nature or by nurture, as defined above? What about your personality? Nature or nurture? The bathroom window takes up all of one wall. It’s huge. Faces west. The afternoon…
#FPQ: What do you believe, when it comes to people’s traits and personalities? Are they primarily formed and shaped by nature or by nurture, as defined above? What about your personality? Nature or nurture? The bathroom window takes up all of one wall. It’s huge. Faces west. The afternoon…
Books and Children—Beyond Academics
Originally posted on Robinne Weiss:
In the lead up to the Tamariki Book Fest, I’ll be posting a series of blogs about the importance of books from my perspective as a reader, parent, teacher, and author. The research on books and academic achievement is clear—children who experience books from a young age have better literacy on…
In the lead up to the Tamariki Book Fest, I’ll be posting a series of blogs about the importance of books from my perspective as a reader, parent, teacher, and author. The research on books and academic achievement is clear—children who experience books from a young age have better literacy on…
October 6, 2020
#BadMoonRising Guns of Perdition(Armageddon Showdown #1) by Jessica Bakkers #darkfantasy #TuesdayBookBlog #horror
Originally posted on Books and Such:
It’s a double debut for today’s author – her first time at Bad Moon Rising with her first novel. I’ve seen some stellar reviews for her dark, gritty western, and it’s waiting on my TBR. She’s also a King fan, and prefers slimy things to furry. Welcome Jessica Bakkers!…
It’s a double debut for today’s author – her first time at Bad Moon Rising with her first novel. I’ve seen some stellar reviews for her dark, gritty western, and it’s waiting on my TBR. She’s also a King fan, and prefers slimy things to furry. Welcome Jessica Bakkers!…
October 3, 2020
#BadMoonRising: Diaballein by Cage Dunn #horror #darkfantasy
Originally posted on Books and Such:
Today we have an author making a first time appearance at Bad Moon Rising. I read a wonderful review of Diaballein last week at D. Wallace Peach’s blog HERE The list of three items to take into a haunted house totally makes sense – well thought out. Welcome Cage…
Today we have an author making a first time appearance at Bad Moon Rising. I read a wonderful review of Diaballein last week at D. Wallace Peach’s blog HERE The list of three items to take into a haunted house totally makes sense – well thought out. Welcome Cage…
October 1, 2020
Older Persons Day?
It is. Or it was. 1 October 2020. Yes, yesterday. I forgot. It happens. I’m old enough to not worry about the little things. And what is the theme for this lovely little international day for oldies? The decade of Healthy Ageing (I always have to look up whether to put that ‘e’ in there), … Continue reading Older Persons Day?
#BadMoonRising The Ballad of Mrs. Molony by C.S. Boyack #IndieAuthor #Paranormal
Originally posted on Books and Such:
Welcome to the first day of Bad Moon Rising! Having been a fan of horror/paranormal/supernatural books and movies from a very young age (blame my dad for letting me watch some shows at a questionable age), I look forward to hosting this event every year. Today’s author is known…
Welcome to the first day of Bad Moon Rising! Having been a fan of horror/paranormal/supernatural books and movies from a very young age (blame my dad for letting me watch some shows at a questionable age), I look forward to hosting this event every year. Today’s author is known…
September 28, 2020
September Book Reviews
Originally posted on Myths of the Mirror:
Another month of reviews including some from my Autumn Reading Challenge (which I’m already behind on – yeesh). This month, my offering of 4 and 5 star reviews includes thrillers, humor, sci-fi, horror, short stories, and YA fantasy. I hope you enjoy the browse. Click on the covers…
Another month of reviews including some from my Autumn Reading Challenge (which I’m already behind on – yeesh). This month, my offering of 4 and 5 star reviews includes thrillers, humor, sci-fi, horror, short stories, and YA fantasy. I hope you enjoy the browse. Click on the covers…
September 27, 2020
Ordering for Australian Customers!
Originally posted on Things in the Well:
As many people know, ordering books through Amazon AU can be very expensive, so thanks to some hard work by Louise Zedda-Sampson, we are now offering a direct ordering service for some of our recent books. This only applies to folks in Australia (only Australia, sorry, not New…
As many people know, ordering books through Amazon AU can be very expensive, so thanks to some hard work by Louise Zedda-Sampson, we are now offering a direct ordering service for some of our recent books. This only applies to folks in Australia (only Australia, sorry, not New…
September 24, 2020
A Content Warning
Recently, I’ve seen a few of these on books. They’re usually associated with the same types of warnings on movies and TV. Contains violence, rape, incest, etc. Sometimes, they give a minimum age requirement. Most are in the genres of crime, horror, psychological-based thrillers with gruesome criminal acts. I write mainly in dark urban fantasy … Continue reading A Content Warning
