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Fun Stuff about K Spirito – Chapter 19 – Monday, December 21, 2009 I Visited the Headquarters of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind!
Monday morning I went to the McGreal Sight Center, in Concord, NH, and donated CDs and cassettes of several of my books to the NH Association for the Blind. Wow! What a special facility! The first vis… more →
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Booking Through Thursday a Christmas Edition
mkowalewski wrote 3 hours ago: Merry Christmas to all those that are celebrating. Today’s Booking Through Thursday question: … more →
Lost
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Anasazi Stories by Jeff Posey wrote 16 hours ago: An Anasazi Story by Jeff Posey. “People worry too much about getting lost,” said The Pochteca. He’d … more →
Booking Through Thursday: History or Historical Fiction
theexile wrote 1 day ago: Here is this week’s Booking Through Thursday: Given the choice, which do you prefer? Real hist … more →
Real People, Fiction Story
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thesparkinside wrote 1 day ago: There has been a rather lively discussion going on over at Absolute Write in the historical fiction … more →
What Remains of Heaven
talulahmankiller wrote 1 day ago: Do not read this unless you’ve already read my previous takes on the Sebastian St. Cyr series, or yo … more →
Poisonwood Bible, take two
Meghan wrote 1 day ago: It feels so sweet to finally finish a book!! I think I started and stopped two or three before I fi … more →
Under the Blood-Red Sun
kidswhoread wrote 1 day ago: Under the Blood-Red Sun by Graham Salisbury In this story, author Graham Salisbury captures the pani … more →
The Penelopiad
reina evita wrote 2 days ago: I can always count on Margaret Atwood to write something completely crazy and yet somehow profound. … more →
Let Me Tell You about Some Shit I Read
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talulahmankiller wrote 2 days ago: Michael Gregorio, A Visible Darkness The third installment of the adventures of Hanno Stiffeniis, a … more →
Part Two of A Writer's Life...
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christicorbett wrote 2 days ago: If you’ve clicked over from the site “Pimp My Novel“, welcome! I was thrilled to w … more →
Barbara Kingsolver - The Lacuna
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Fyrefly wrote 2 days ago: 148. The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver (2009) Length: 507 pages Genre: Historical/Literary Fiction St … more →
Does the Dog Die? A Brief Review of The Man Who Killed the Deer, by Frank Waters
esheley wrote 3 days ago: I have debated with myself whether or not to review this book. I was told about it while we vacation … more →
Lincoln Journal Star reviews Barrelhouse Boys
roamingfirehydrant wrote 3 days ago: Journal Star review here Thank you, Cindy Conger, for the great review! . Haven’t gotten your … more →
A Question of Faith
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Gricel wrote 3 days ago: Last week, I received The Night’s Dark Shade by Elena Maria Vidal for review. A historical rom … more →
Fun Stuff about K Spirito – Chapter 19 – Monday, December 21, 2009 I Visited the Headquarters of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind!
kspirito wrote 3 days ago: Monday morning I went to the McGreal Sight Center, in Concord, NH, and donated CDs and cassettes of … more →
Tracie Peterson - Dawn's Prelude book review
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Jess @ Blog Schmog wrote 3 days ago: Tracie Peterson – Dawn’s Prelude, historical fiction, Alaska fiction, christian, love, h … more →
Nightstand, books with pretty covers -December reads
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Jess @ Blog Schmog wrote 3 days ago: I’m curious! Do you read books more often by genre, author, topic, pretty cover? How do you … more →
'The harvest is getting in. The nights are violet and the comet shines over the stubble fields. The huntsmen call in the dogs.' - Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel
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Roberta Rood wrote 4 days ago: What a feat Hilary Mantel has pulled off with her Man Booker Prize winning novel! In Wolf Hall the a … more →
Book review: 'Searching For Pemberley' by Mary Lydon Simonsen
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Meg wrote 4 days ago: Following the end of World War II, young American Maggie Joyce is living and working in war-torn Lon … more →
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