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David Gregory's blog:
The Prime Day Free Book Event Has Started!
Today and tomorrow (June 23–24), Almost Compatible is available FREE on Kindle.
If you've been interested in reading my new book Almost Compatible, now is the perfect opportunity. The story follows Alex Mercer, a student who creates a compatibility app called Code of Love and discovers that understan Read more of this blog post »
If you've been interested in reading my new book Almost Compatible, now is the perfect opportunity. The story follows Alex Mercer, a student who creates a compatibility app called Code of Love and discovers that understan Read more of this blog post »
Greig Beck's blog:
EUROPA II
EUROPA II by Greig Beck, is being called the most horrifying space horror novel in decades - PreOrder Now!
Don’t let it get to Earth
Four million years ago a nightmare slammed into Europa’s ice, and from its ruptured shell poured something far worse than death.
Yesterday, the massive Russian vessel Sv Read more of this blog post »
Don’t let it get to Earth
Four million years ago a nightmare slammed into Europa’s ice, and from its ruptured shell poured something far worse than death.
Yesterday, the massive Russian vessel Sv Read more of this blog post »
Tony Ventimiglio's blog:
Every Minute
More from the road.
If It’s A Glorious Day connected with you, this one is for the fathers. A quiet Sunday morning, a song on the radio, and a verse from Deuteronomy that says everything about what we are supposed to do for our kids.
It is part of an ongoing series on Substack — free, honest, and upda Read more of this blog post »
If It’s A Glorious Day connected with you, this one is for the fathers. A quiet Sunday morning, a song on the radio, and a verse from Deuteronomy that says everything about what we are supposed to do for our kids.
It is part of an ongoing series on Substack — free, honest, and upda Read more of this blog post »
Linda Crosby's blog:
Ginger Walls's blog:
CONTENT TEAM IS OPEN!
Hi friends!
I wanted to write a quick note to let you know that my content team is currently open for applications.
If you are a fan of the Newhouse books and would like to be a part of my team
APPLY HERE
Comment with any questions!
GG Read more of this blog post »
I wanted to write a quick note to let you know that my content team is currently open for applications.
If you are a fan of the Newhouse books and would like to be a part of my team
APPLY HERE
Comment with any questions!
GG Read more of this blog post »
Alex Diaz-Granados's blog:
My review of "Perfect"
Perfect by P.J. GudkaMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
A compelling psychological thriller and a strong debut
I’ve followed P.J. Gudka’s writing on her Lifesfinewhine blog for years, so I was curious to see how her voice would translate into long form fiction. After her 2024 poetry collection, All the Words Read more of this blog post »
Scott Zimmerman's blog:
BOOK of the WEEK WINNER!
Wow! KOSTYA (true story) wins Book of the Week Award!
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Elle Laine's blog:
Release Day
On June 18th release day arrived for Ember Creek. Years of keeping a story inside, months of writing, editing and perfecting to arrive at a single day called release day.
The buildup was overwhelming with worry and fear. The unknown of a books destiny is excruciating after the blood, sweat and tears Read more of this blog post »
The buildup was overwhelming with worry and fear. The unknown of a books destiny is excruciating after the blood, sweat and tears Read more of this blog post »
Brenda C. Mohammed's blog:
SIX REASONS FOR ASPIRING AUTHORS TO BUY THE BOOK SERIES HOW TO WRITE FOR SUCCESS
REASONS TO BUY ‘HOW TO WRITE FOR SUCCESS’
1. A reviewer at the Ethiopian Herald wrote that no instructor comes close to Brenda Mohammed in demonstrating the craft of writing in a vivid, lucid, and friendly manner, and called How to Write for Success a must-have book that authors should ke
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JD Eliss's blog:
The Terrifying Part Nobody Talks About
When I decided to write a novel I knew it would be hard.
What I didn’t realize was that finishing the book was actually the easy part!
The hard part was letting other people read it! It was terrifying!
For years, Almost After only existed in my head and on my computer. It was safe there. Nobody could Read more of this blog post »
What I didn’t realize was that finishing the book was actually the easy part!
The hard part was letting other people read it! It was terrifying!
For years, Almost After only existed in my head and on my computer. It was safe there. Nobody could Read more of this blog post »
Michael Batchelor's blog:
starting over
pulling the paper
from the spine
and the ends
explode
like confetti
from the spine
and the ends
explode
like confetti
Darren Glenn's blog:
Statica releases Thursday, June 25
Statica: A Young Adult Contemporary Fantasy Thriller
Mara Marinescu had spent most of her life trying to survive. Then she met Alaina Winslow, who showed her how to live.
Everything changed the morning Alaina killed Raymond John Vixler.
Something inside her began to disappear.
And then she did.
Repor Read more of this blog post »
Mike Walker's blog:
Monsoons, Coyotes & Peace
The coyote is a creature of perpetual motion, constantly scanning the Sonoran scrub for an advantage. Yet, after a torrential summer monsoon, the arid washes transform into rare, temporary pools of still water. In these fleeting moments, a profound truce descends; predators and prey gather simply to
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T.A. Riddle's blog:
Why I Wrote Dancing Like Nobody’s Watching - Contra Dance
First, let me say, this has been decades in the making... but...
I never set out to write a love story. At least, not one like this.
What began as a collection of journal entries and late-night thoughts slowly unraveled into something more honest, more urgent, and far more intimate than I ever anticip Read more of this blog post »
I never set out to write a love story. At least, not one like this.
What began as a collection of journal entries and late-night thoughts slowly unraveled into something more honest, more urgent, and far more intimate than I ever anticip Read more of this blog post »
D. E. Campbell's blog:
When The Necromancers Start Arguing Back
The Song That Knew Her: Book 1 of the Threshold Triliogy
There is a strange moment in writing when the characters stop feeling like people you invented and start acting like people who have been inconvenienced by your poor management.
I would like to say this happens slowly. That there is a graceful c Read more of this blog post »
There is a strange moment in writing when the characters stop feeling like people you invented and start acting like people who have been inconvenienced by your poor management.
I would like to say this happens slowly. That there is a graceful c Read more of this blog post »
Xavier Neal's blog:
The Prince Meeting His Princess
He's a charming prince that's not looking for love.
She's a stubborn college art student focused on graduating.
However, one unexpected ride to campus will completely change the course of their lives forever.
Duched:
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She's a stubborn college art student focused on graduating.
However, one unexpected ride to campus will completely change the course of their lives forever.
Duched:
Amazon: https://mybook.to/aWNBGP
Apple, Kobo, Nook: https://books2read.com/u/boVqJZ
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Claire E. Parsons's blog:
I'm Working on a New Book
I haven't been as active here lately but I am working on some new things. I'm currently editing a new book that should be released for the holidays this year. It's my first work of fiction. It's a fable about mindfulness for lawyers, but anyone can benefit from and enjoy it.
If you want to learn mor Read more of this blog post »
If you want to learn mor Read more of this blog post »
KD Schnee's blog:
Why The Rabbit in the Moon’s Illustrations Help Children Read Feelings Before Words
In The Rabbit in the Moon, color is not just decoration. It helps children feel the emotional journey from sunset uncertainty to nighttime courage.
Children often understand a feeling before they can explain it.
That is one of the reasons picture books matter so much.
A young child may not be abl
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Phoebe Hinkle's blog:
Character Analysis: Alan Ladd as Shane (from Shane – 1953)
Hello, peeps! For once I’m here posting something besides a tag, lol (much as we loves them, precious). Rachel of Hamlette’s Soliloquy and Heidi of Along the Brandywine are hosting the Legends of Western Cinema Week, so I decided to drop in with an analysis of one of my top heroes ever (seriously, h
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Tracy Millosovich's blog:
NOT Retired.
So lies have been spread across the interpersonal that I "got fired" and "retired" as an author. I'm not done writing and I will never stop fighting evil online bullies by writing. BUT! I DID write now published works for international writers who published as authors. Two authors in Australia, one
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Tamara Falcon's blog:
Under the shadow of Your wings
How precious is Your loving kindness, O God! Therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of Your wings.
Psalm 36:7
My pen name, Falcon, brings to mind power, sharp focus, and incredible speed. There is something undeniably majestic about an image of a falcon's large wings catching t Read more of this blog post »
Psalm 36:7
My pen name, Falcon, brings to mind power, sharp focus, and incredible speed. There is something undeniably majestic about an image of a falcon's large wings catching t Read more of this blog post »
Frank Lewandowski's blog:
Nature Inspires Artistic Designs
It’s amazing to observe how much of what we see in everyday life seems inspired by nature.
I’m not just talking about artists’ paintings of landscapes and human figures but the designs in clothing and household items that depict animals, flowers, trees, fruit, patterns and even many of the colors fo Read more of this blog post »
I’m not just talking about artists’ paintings of landscapes and human figures but the designs in clothing and household items that depict animals, flowers, trees, fruit, patterns and even many of the colors fo Read more of this blog post »
Ravan Tempest's blog:
No, I Am Not Chained to My Desk: How I Publish This Fast
The nicest version of the question goes something like this: "You put out a new book so often, how do you have a life?" The less nice version, which I also get, assumes the books must be thin, rushed, or churned out by a machine. Both come from the same belief, that publishing a lot must mean either
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Her Majesty of Ink and Exit Wounds of Velinwood Court's blog:
Velinwood Court Lore Blog has moved to Substack
Velinwood Court Lore Blog has moved to Substack Here
Jan Notzon's blog:
To Sing Like a Mockingbird
Judson Tolliver (5 stars): What impressed me most about To Sing Like a Mockingbird is its depth of character. Justin is someone you root for even when he frustrates you, and that complexity kept me hooked. I thought the scenes at the reformatory were some of the most powerful, giving a glimpse of ho
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Lisa LaClair's blog:
Romance Day
Welcome to Eden Manor,
I have a lovely bit of summer news to share.
On Saturday, August 15, I’ll be participating in Romance Day at Hockessin Bookshelf. If you’re nearby, I would love for you to come visit, say hello, and meet other romance authors as well.
Hockessin Bookshelf is such a wonderful indie Read more of this blog post »
I have a lovely bit of summer news to share.
On Saturday, August 15, I’ll be participating in Romance Day at Hockessin Bookshelf. If you’re nearby, I would love for you to come visit, say hello, and meet other romance authors as well.
Hockessin Bookshelf is such a wonderful indie Read more of this blog post »
Annie M. Henderson's blog:
Why I Keep Writing About People Pleasing
One of the reasons I wrote The Liberation Year is because I kept seeing the same ache show up again and again, in clients, in conversations, and honestly, in my own life too.
The ache of being good for everyone else.
The ache of becoming so responsible, agreeable, and emotionally careful that you slow Read more of this blog post »
The ache of being good for everyone else.
The ache of becoming so responsible, agreeable, and emotionally careful that you slow Read more of this blog post »
S.J Way's blog:
Brick's & Mortar
I am super excited to announce that my debut novel, A Shadow Awakened, is now available to purchase from Dorchester's Award Winning Bookstore - Teasel and Skylark.
A Shadow Awakened Read more of this blog post »
A Shadow Awakened Read more of this blog post »
Neal Winsomer's blog:
Write With Humility, Not Hype: Standing in Subjectivity Over False Authority
Write With Humility, Not HypeEpisode 08 of Calling Out the Shadows: A Clarity Over Comfort Podcast
Not Hype…Write With Humility
By Neal Winsomer · Published June 18, 2026 · Roughly 4 minutes
Not Hype…Write With HumilityAn opinion does not become a fact because it is printed in a book. In Episode 08
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Tim Smith's blog:
Why I Wrote Fault Line: Still Standing
For a long time, I didn't think I had a story worth telling.
The things that happened in this book were just my life. They weren't unusual to me because I lived them. Like a lot of people, I figured everyone carried around a few scars, a few regrets, and a few stories they'd rather not talk about.
Tur Read more of this blog post »
The things that happened in this book were just my life. They weren't unusual to me because I lived them. Like a lot of people, I figured everyone carried around a few scars, a few regrets, and a few stories they'd rather not talk about.
Tur Read more of this blog post »
