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The Ambiguity of Belated Book Sequels: Neil Gaiman and Philip Pullman
Originally posted on Kristen Twardowski:
When an author finishes a book or a series, I consider it done. I read the book(s) with the understanding that the story is complete. Even if I adore the narrative and characters, I don’t typically feel a burning desire for more. (The exception, of course, being when an author…
Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – New on the Shelves – A PorterGirl Novel- First Lady of the Keys by Lucy Brazier
Types of Advanced Civilizations – Infographic…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Source: Futurism
The Promise by Casey Kelleher #BlogTour
Originally posted on bytheletterbookreviews:
Book Description: Family ties can be deadly… THE PROMISE Two sisters. One murder. And an unbreakable bond. Growing up in squalor with their drug-addicted prostitute mother, sisters Georgie and Marnie Parker have had to endure the very darkest side of life. When their mother is sentenced for brutally murdering a client,…
Historical Division: 1876-Not Just a Year by Khristina Atkinson
Originally posted on Mystery Thriller Week:
When starting to write my historical romance, Hopelessly, Completely, MADLY in Love, I choose the year 1876 for a simple enough reason. It’s the hundred-year anniversary of the independence of America. I ended up not mentioning this significant fact, because my character, Lexi Donovan, was dealing with some trying…
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Needed Books For Our Time
Originally posted on charles french words reading and writing:
Some books speak to a specific time, and some reach across eras with their messages. Some include a message for a definite audience, while others span a more general readership. And some times call out for certain books to be read. Books are one form of…