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Bad Fall – Part 81
Originally posted on Dellani Oakes:
Lured away from safety, Frank finds himself a prisoner. Liz obviously has plans for him. She’s after something that only he can give her. Though Phil is with her, Frank suspects that he isn’t doing so willingly. Has she done to him what she’s done to Frank? Arriving at his house,…
Which is worse?
Originally posted on Mageowl's Blog:
Tonight we’re looking at which is worse: Extremely hot weather or a crazy cat? Six feet of snow or a crazy cat? An annoyingly loud bird outside your window or an annoyed cat? A horrible baseball team* or two cats plotting to drive you insane? A near home run…
Ronovan Writes Wordless Haiku Decipher Challenge #2
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
RonovanWrites Wordless Haiku Decipher Challenge #2 I first want to thank DazzlingWhimsy for creating this badge for the challenge. If you need Tips on how to play visit the Haiku Challenges Guidelines page. ? ? This weeks will be easy. As the weeks go by the will get a little more…
New Releases – 7/22/14
Originally posted on BookPeople:
HARDCOVER FICTION Joe’s pick of the day: Bravo by Greg Rucka “BRAVO, the follow-up to 2012’s ALPHA, continues the tale of Jad Bell and his Delta Force comrades in their battle against terrorism. Greg Ruck, award-winning novelist & comic book writer, has made a name for himself for his quality work…
…waiting for the Godot Agent/Publisher… TBSU…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…another of my wee chestnuts to share today with yeez… I’ve blogged on this before, but it’s been a while since the last time, so time to freshen it up… I’m not 100% convinced that I’d be any better off in real terms with a formal Agent or Publisher relationship…
Please help me choose my cover colours!
Originally posted on Rereading Jane Eyre:
I can’t sleep, or eat, or even think about anything else! I’m terribly confused, and I need your help. I’m formatting my ebook into a paperback using the cover creator in CreateSpace, and I can’t decide on the colours. Take Our Poll The covers are in the same order as the questions.…
Thomas Berger, 1924-2014
Originally posted on The New Psalmanazar:
From Berger’s 1970 novel Vital Parts: “The trick of survival was to accomplish something of no utility, and so small as to be inconspicuous.” If we admit that books, like so many of the best things, have no utility, then perhaps it explains Berger’s longevity. He was a recluse…