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Lockwood & Co. The Whispering Skull by Jonathan Stroud

Originally posted on readful things blog:
The Whispering Skull by Jonathan Stroud In the six months since Anthony, Lucy, and George survived a night in the most haunted house in England, Lockwood & Co. hasn’t made much progress. Quill Kipps and his team of Fittes agents keep swooping in on Lockwood’s investigations. Finally, in a…

They’re Around: Crimson Rosellas

Originally posted on margaret lynette sharp:
Crimson Rosella Crimson Rosella Over the last few days the Crimson Rosellas have been making their presence known to me. Yesterday I narrowly missed some lovely photos of them as they searched for food in our Sleeping Hibiscus. Today, there they were, flying past me as I walked the…

Planning, planning

Originally posted on joebeckerphoto:
This September, Tanya and I are planning to take a trip to Utah and Arizona. The American Southwest is one of my favorite places in the world. It combines the best of my two passions: photography and geology. And though I’ve been to the Southwest perhaps twenty times or more, on…

Promotion opportunities

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
I’m still receiving requests to take a turn in the Author Hot Seat, so if this means YOU, just send me the details using the form below and I’ll get back to you with some suitable questions. Alternatively, if you are interested in writing a short article about yourself…

Noise

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
To become so small, so insignificant That the cool tangle of the riverbank Is the whole world. For the creeping of insects To sound a background throb To the rustle of the reeds Like sheets flapping in a storm. The slap of the waves, a thunder roll And the…

May Author Interview Answer #4: Why the Young Adult genre?

Originally posted on International Book Promotion:
Hello everyone! It’s time to reveal the answers for the second question for May Author Interview featuring 13 Young Adult authors. Answers for question #3 can be found here.    Just in case if you are wondering who we are interviewing this month, you can check out this link and get all…

Second Post on – “What I see in the Mirror”

Originally posted on M.A.B.E. with Coleman "What I See In The Mirror":
I have an update and a short discussion about misconceptions and if I will live 3-6 months beyond the time Social Security does pass my application. First I would like to update you on my pursuit of disability…

Summer of Zombie Tour: Dying Days 4

In his long career as a monster hunter in the Old West, Mordecai Slate hunted down monsters of just about every stripe, including zombies. The Living Dead have always been one of the most challenging of prey. As we all know, it ain’t easy killing something that’s already dead. Which is one reason why they brought a…

My Writing Process Blog Tour

Dionne Lister | USA Today Bestselling Author Hey everyone. I don’t often do blog tour thingies, but I couldn’t say no to the awesome Lorna Suzuki when she asked if I’d participate. Lorna has written a truckload of books, and the first three books in her Imago fantasy series are being turned into movies. I […]

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