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Lydia Rodríguez Sánchez's blog:
Kaisha McCrea's blog:
Life, Love & Legacy Honoring my Father William Lee Holman connects with readers in different ways
I am honored to continue to share my father's story with others, experience their questions, have discussions and read their reviews. The messages in Life, Love & Legacy Honoring my Father William Lee Holman are many and have connected with readers in various ways. I am elated to receive Book review
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P.A. O'Neil's blog:
Sunday is a day of rest.
It is Sunday, the day of rest. Today, I wish to bypass the promotions and marketing in favor of sitting back and enjoying my coffee and thinking about who I would like to share a cuppa with.
For me, it would have to be Mark Twain--oh, the stories I bet that man could tell. On the other hand, spending Read more of this blog post »
For me, it would have to be Mark Twain--oh, the stories I bet that man could tell. On the other hand, spending Read more of this blog post »
Colleen Millsteed's blog:
The Blessing Of Education
Published today : The Blessing Of Education
“Welcome, I’d like to introduce you to a young man, whose aim is to educate us and highlight how we cause harm to our beautiful planet by giving us more sustainable options. Please welcome Guy Allen.”
Please click the link to read the full pie
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Persephone Autumn's blog:
The first Fallen Stars sneak peek is here!
✨ 𝙁𝘼𝙇𝙇𝙀𝙉 𝙎𝙏𝘼𝙍𝙎 𝙎𝙉𝙀𝘼𝙆 𝙋𝙀𝙀𝙆 ✨
“Sky,” I draw out her name after I swallow a bite of burger. “Feels like I never see you anymore. Has Law been cuffing you to the bed?”
A faint dusting of pink colors Skylar’s cheeks and before she says a single word, I already know the answer. Because Lawrence is a kinky b Read more of this blog post »
“Sky,” I draw out her name after I swallow a bite of burger. “Feels like I never see you anymore. Has Law been cuffing you to the bed?”
A faint dusting of pink colors Skylar’s cheeks and before she says a single word, I already know the answer. Because Lawrence is a kinky b Read more of this blog post »
J Lee Bagan's blog:
Dates for Giveaway!
The dates for the giveaway for 50 free eBooks of BILLY DEE OF THE OZARKS is official. The giveaway opens May 10th through May 31st.
Happy Reading to all.....
Happy Reading to all.....
Michael Ling's blog:
MAY 2024 Update - Deadless, Unwritten Age #2, Cyberpunk(?) Manila Sci-Fi book
Deadless: The next book I’ll be publishing is titled 'Deadless' and will be released in the next few months. The alpha reading process is fully underway, and I’ve already received feedback and started revising.
The Unwritten Age #2: I’m approximately 50% through the first draft of the next book in T Read more of this blog post »
The Unwritten Age #2: I’m approximately 50% through the first draft of the next book in T Read more of this blog post »
Mary Ann Tippett's blog:
Wine Witch on Fire
Wine Witch on Fire: Rising from the Ashes of Divorce, Defamation, and Drinking Too Much by Natalie MacLeanMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
I read this book because a friend of mine who only reads non-fiction was returning it to the library when I ran into her. I don't read much non-fiction, but I enjoy wi Read more of this blog post »
Denise Janette Bruneau's blog:
Coming soon! New Inspirational Romance Story — Never Gone
25-year-old Ellie Beaufort moves home to Guntersville, Alabama to live with her father. She has just graduated from college and will be teaching high school biology at her old high school. Her father has been her only parent, since her mother died giving birth to her.
She has mixed feelings when she Read more of this blog post »
She has mixed feelings when she Read more of this blog post »
Terry Lloyd's blog:
Surprising Events.
There are some events in history that are spectacular, for not just the event itself, but the life changing results that it has brought about. The asteroid that is believed to have struck the Earth some sixty six million years ago near the coast of Mexico did two major things. First, the catastrophi
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Sarah Brazytis's blog:
Dane Westover, Louisa May Alcott, and the Homeschool Movement of the 19th Century
It was in the second book of the Harmony Street Series, In the Family Way, that I first addressed the infamous Ohio educational laws of the late 1800s; and Dane Westover's opposition carries over into the third book, Home Fires. I knew that there were always those who distrusted the public school
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Angeline Marie's blog:
End Times Dream? Snakes, Power Struggle, Russia, and the Church
I decided to do an impromptu mini report unlike any other I’ve done before. Recently, I have been having vivid dreams and decided to record a report about the latest one that I had on the morning following sundown on the first day of Passover.
I am not a prophecy type person—meaning I don’t profe
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John C.A. Manley's blog:
Why there are not many different truths but there are many different lies and errors
In the April 24th episode of Just Right host Bob Metz makes this astute observation about why there can not be many truths:
"To claim that there are many different truths already begins with a false definition of truth. If I say 2+2=4 and someone else says 2+2=5 there is no way that you are going to
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Jacob M. Callcut's blog:
Introducing My Poetry Collection
Hey there! I'm thrilled to share some exciting news with you all. My poetry collection is now being added on my website (www.jacobcallcut.com) for your reading pleasure, starting with FOGGED OVER. It has been a labor of love, and I can't wait for you to dive into the world of emotions, thoughts, and
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David I. Mayerhoff's blog:
Book Review of Midnight Falcon
Midnight Falcon by David GemmellMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book is elegant. Gemmell distinguished himself in the Drenai series with non stop edge-of-seat action that held the reader's attention with a force that defied gravity. I felt some of the subsequent books, while wonderful, lagged a bit Read more of this blog post »
Diane Stein's blog:
Women's Essential Reiki Weekend with Diane Stein, July 12-14, 2024
Diane Stein, author of Essential Reiki, will teach a women-only ESSENTIAL REIKI workshop weekend July 12-14, 2024 in St. Petersburg, FL. The cost is $600 complete--including Reiki I, II, III, full teaching info, and Intro to Essential Energy Balancing--paid in cash at the workshop only, (no checks).
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Andrej Dujella's blog:
I. Rida Mahmood's blog:
My Substack - Naked Shadows on a Black Wall
So, I decided to create a little space to share my musings with my fellow netizens. Here, you will find poetry most of the time, with the occasional essay and whatever the muse (and the conscience) demands at the time:
https://iridamahmood.substack.com/
Guest pitches and posts are welcome. Read more of this blog post »
https://iridamahmood.substack.com/
Guest pitches and posts are welcome. Read more of this blog post »
Marcus van Bavel's blog:
Review of Book on Kubrick
The Magic Eye: The Cinema of Stanley Kubrick by Neil HornickMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Kubrick was the greatest living film director from the release of "2001" until his untimely death in 1999. Another director, Terrence Malick, who might be in the running for that dubious title, once told me on a w Read more of this blog post »
Steve Patton's blog:
Meanderings
I haven't posted much...on here or on my website. I have been feverishly going through the edits of The Sun Also Sets in post-production material. I thought I was doing well, until I compiled all my chapter notes into one long "to do" list, and suddenly realized I have more edits to do than I though
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Roz Morris's blog:
Pictures or it didn't happen
Pictures or it didn't happen. A reading from Not Quite Lost. Bring me your memoirs (win a publishing deal!). A little horse. All in my newsletter https://mailchi.mp/7131e0d7570b/pictu...
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Randy Green's blog:
I Forgive You – Part 1
Heaven’s Words, Dictionary, and EncyclopediaCompared to every other book of the New Testament, the Book of John is written in the simplest Greek vocabulary and grammar, bar none. Notwithstanding this, Apostle John transports the reader far back into the past. No, farther back than that. Still not
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A.P. Mobley's blog:
The headless Irish fairy that inspired Sleepy Hollow
Hey y'all!
I promised two blog posts this week, and thank goodness I managed to deliver 😂
This one is the favorite folktale from my newsletter in October 2023, and it was on the headless Irish fairy that inspired the legend of Sleepy Hollow: the Dullahan! You can read about the Dullahan here: https:// Read more of this blog post »
I promised two blog posts this week, and thank goodness I managed to deliver 😂
This one is the favorite folktale from my newsletter in October 2023, and it was on the headless Irish fairy that inspired the legend of Sleepy Hollow: the Dullahan! You can read about the Dullahan here: https:// Read more of this blog post »
J.J. Campbell's blog:
happy day we put that fucker in the ground day...
i know most of you are celebrating or pretending to know what Cinco de Mayo is. for me, May 5th as of 9 years ago became the day we put my piece of shit father in the ground. as you can see, time heals all wounds has always been bullshit.
the New York Yankees won yesterday at home against Detroi
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J. Steven Lamperti's blog:
Sunshine over Hero
The next Tale of Liamec is underway. Sunshine over Hero follows the further adventures of two characters from the Channeler trilogy, Raphael and Sunshine.
Read more, and see the cover, at my author facebook page:
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Read more, and see the cover, at my author facebook page:
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Jamie Blevins's blog:
Daily Meditations of A Nurse Warrior
What tears do you cry?
Not all tears are sad ones, as there are tears that are filled with profound meaning and immeasurable love, joyful ones. Revealing joyful tears was Jesus, as he healed a man, blind from birth (see John 9:1-9 KJV) and raised Lazarus from the dead (see 11:33-44 NIV). So, if you h Read more of this blog post »
Not all tears are sad ones, as there are tears that are filled with profound meaning and immeasurable love, joyful ones. Revealing joyful tears was Jesus, as he healed a man, blind from birth (see John 9:1-9 KJV) and raised Lazarus from the dead (see 11:33-44 NIV). So, if you h Read more of this blog post »
P.S. Winn's blog:
FREE May 5th, 6th and 7th
FREE!
Action Adventure wrapped in #Science Fiction
Follow Cade as he explores the strange disappearance of a town in recent history.
Like the famed Roanoke, the town and the people are gone, but why? https://www.amazon.com/Vale-P-S-Winn-...
The Vale Read more of this blog post »
Action Adventure wrapped in #Science Fiction
Follow Cade as he explores the strange disappearance of a town in recent history.
Like the famed Roanoke, the town and the people are gone, but why? https://www.amazon.com/Vale-P-S-Winn-...
The Vale Read more of this blog post »
Martin Rowe's blog:
WEEKLY UPDATE
𝗛𝗨𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗬’𝗦 𝗗𝗔𝗪𝗡 𝗪𝗘𝗘𝗞𝗟𝗬 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘 – 𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗘!
Hi everyone,
This week I will be permanently lowering the price of Kindle Book 1 and 2 from £5.99 to £3.99, that a 33% reduction. I have been doing a bit of market research recently and need to do this to remain competitive and more attractive to new reade Read more of this blog post »
Hi everyone,
This week I will be permanently lowering the price of Kindle Book 1 and 2 from £5.99 to £3.99, that a 33% reduction. I have been doing a bit of market research recently and need to do this to remain competitive and more attractive to new reade Read more of this blog post »
Anahit Arustamyan's blog:
Attention
My dear author friends
Here is my back comments to the spammers.
So many spammers on Goodreads. First of all I should tell you, the spammers that most of my books have been given 5 star ratings and reviews by famous authors whose profiles are not hidden like yours.
It is obvious non of you have read my Read more of this blog post »
Here is my back comments to the spammers.
So many spammers on Goodreads. First of all I should tell you, the spammers that most of my books have been given 5 star ratings and reviews by famous authors whose profiles are not hidden like yours.
It is obvious non of you have read my Read more of this blog post »
Marina Simcoe's blog:
Artem Orel's blog:
Press hand stand and ganda bherundasana vinyasa
Vinyasas like press handstand and transitioning to and from ganda bherundasana showcase the epitome of physical strength and prana control.
When it comes to training muscles in asanas and vinyasas or separately, there are only two methods: extending them or contracting to their physical limits. The m Read more of this blog post »
When it comes to training muscles in asanas and vinyasas or separately, there are only two methods: extending them or contracting to their physical limits. The m Read more of this blog post »
T.G.P.'s blog:
Exploring the Mysterious World of 'The Great god Pan' by Arthur Machen
Arthur Machen's 'The Great god Pan' is a captivating and enigmatic work of literature that has mystified readers for over a century. Published in 1890, this novella delves into the world of supernatural horror and explores the boundaries between reality and the unknown. In this article, I will take
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Xavier Neal's blog:
New Release List
HAPPY RELEASE ROUND!
AUTHORS congrats on your new books joining those shelves and kindles!
READERS enjoy some new reads and get lost in some new words!
(JICYMI)
Xavier Neal, Hunted (A Dark MMF Romance #1)
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CY35XZQZ
Apple, Kobo, B&N - https://books2read.com/u/3L8LeJ
Google Read more of this blog post »
AUTHORS congrats on your new books joining those shelves and kindles!
READERS enjoy some new reads and get lost in some new words!
(JICYMI)
Xavier Neal, Hunted (A Dark MMF Romance #1)
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CY35XZQZ
Apple, Kobo, B&N - https://books2read.com/u/3L8LeJ
Google Read more of this blog post »
Jill Fordyce's blog:
Caregiver of Memories
Yesterday, I attended the San Joaquin Valley Bookfest in Fresno, California. I went because I have a deep admiration and love for all writing about California's Central Valley. I grew up in Bakersfield, and "Belonging" is set there. In writing the book, I was inspired by works by other Bakersfield a
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Anthony Poulton-Smith's blog:
Chinese Idioms
Several words have become part of the language in being used in phrases. Last time we looked at ‘spring’ and now look at ‘Chinese’ – albeit many of these will have little association with the Orient.
Chinese lantern is first seen in 1825.
Chinese chequers is not recorded before 1938.
Chinese homer – a Read more of this blog post »
Chinese lantern is first seen in 1825.
Chinese chequers is not recorded before 1938.
Chinese homer – a Read more of this blog post »
Paul Colt's blog:
Buchanan Rides Alone
Returning to Texas with money to buy his own ranch, Tom Buchanan (Randolph Scott) thinks he’s ‘just passing through’ Agry California when he encounters hot tempered dunk Roy Agry. The town has a family name for a reason. The dust-up ends with the bloodied kid threatening to kill Buchanan. Before Agr
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Lois McMaster Bujold's blog:
The Curse of Chalion on e-sale for $1.99
The Curse of Chalion ebook is currently on sale for $1.99, wherever HarperCollins distributes: Kobo, Nook, Apple Books, Google Play Books, and Kindle, to name five.
I'd say stock up, but I expect a lot of the readers of this blog already have a copy, so let's go with Tell Your Friends. It's good as e Read more of this blog post »
I'd say stock up, but I expect a lot of the readers of this blog already have a copy, so let's go with Tell Your Friends. It's good as e Read more of this blog post »
Stephen Hodgson's blog:
New To Goodreads
Hi All,
I am new to Goodreads. I have just written my first book - The Tales of Helen and Lysander - and I am really keen to get the book in front of new readers.
Even though I say so myself, I think it's a cracking story. I took a lot of time researching every day life in Sparta. As a result, it giv Read more of this blog post »
I am new to Goodreads. I have just written my first book - The Tales of Helen and Lysander - and I am really keen to get the book in front of new readers.
Even though I say so myself, I think it's a cracking story. I took a lot of time researching every day life in Sparta. As a result, it giv Read more of this blog post »
Robert F Glahe's blog:
Tale of Two Cities
I’ve always been a fan of Dickens. In Great Expectations, I am still haunted by the story of a woman who never recovered from being jilted at the altar and how she passed her pain on to other generations. A Tale of Two Cities also made an impression on me, the dichotomy between two places, so much s
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