- 92726 evening by Lewis W Findley - 9/27/2026 11:15:18 PM
Good evening and good night ...
- Commercials and Diversity by Flo Fitzpatrick - 9/27/2026 2:07:02 PM
Occasionally, things give me hope for this nation. Commercials, while often annoying, often provide a great look at this nation… and Diversity. The little leprechaun hawking an online casino makes her pitch in the car of a subway train to a mix of ethnicities, ages, genders, even economic background (folks in suits and folks in hoodies). Drug commercials generally show a diverse group of people...
- Eva’s Byte #595 – Dweeb or Dork? by Eva Pasco - 9/23/2026 11:00:38 AM
That was my question!
Honing dialogue along a scene in my Contemporary work in progress which takes place during the late 1970s, I did the preliminary research necessary for authenticity.
Jimi Hendrix’s “All Along the Watchtower,” released in 1968 and written by Bob Dylan, accompanied my quest.
Dweeb:
Although the term first appeared as U.S. college slang in th...
- Israel is an international outlaw by Edward w Saint-Ivan - 9/19/2026 6:54:56 PM
I strongly condemn Nyitanyahu but there are two sides.
Israel is an international outlaw and Nyitanyahu is a war criminal. I want to see Nyitanyahu in the Hague along with his fellow travelers. I strongly object to killing women and children in the name of fighting terrorism.
Israel declared war on a nation with no armed forces. They could not defend themselves. Nyitanyahu let far right nuts guide his policies instead of moderates.
Even afte...
- Updates 090726 New Essay by Randy Gonzalez - 9/7/2026 9:21:56 PM
New essay published, along with artwork. Criminology as pseudoscience discusses issues related to contemporary studies in criminology.
The essay contends that criminology is not a genuine science but a philosophical (and often pseudoscientific) inquiry into illicit and maladaptive human behavior. Academic programs emphasize theories, history, and speculation while omitting rigorous scientific training such as forensics, DNA analysis, anatomy, and chemistry; degrees are typically Bachelor of Arts rather than Bachelor of Science. T...
- Behind the Gates: How My Hollywood Past Inspired a 1990s Romantic Suspense by Lisa Maliga - 9/5/2026 3:11:30 PM
I used to live near Beverly Hills, though not inside that prestigious 90210 ZIP code. Back then, my life revolved around my life revolved around writing, researching and ice skating. I worked office j
I used to live near Beverly Hills, though not inside that prestigious 90210 ZIP code. Back then, my life revolved around my life revolved around writing, researching and ice skating. I worked office jobs inside the high-rises off Wilshire Boulevard. I caught bargain matinees at the historic Fine Arts Theatre. And I spent hours inside the Beverly Hills Public Library.
That library held a l...
- One Writer's Random Thoughts by Deborah K. Frontiera - 9/5/2026 2:48:39 PM
Enjoy this spur of the moment thought as I get ready to go outside and enjoy some sunshine.
Labor Day weekend has many meanings. Once an important “book end” to the summer, to celebrate working people, it seems to have slipped into being just another Monday that banks, post offices, etc. are closed and some people, not all, are off from work.
The Bond of Brothers Series is growing by Robert James Saniscalchi - 9/2/2026 10:43:44 PM
The feedback is encouraging and the stories are making people happy, all is good, thanks.
With the new Addition that is Andromidus the Bond of Brothers series is now at five Novels. Award-Winning and top-rated thrillers that readers have said, "It's Clancy with a Sci-Fi Twist" "Adreniline filled"
The Daily News Promotion that Refused to be won by Ann Massey - 8/31/2026 9:23:21 AM
The Promotion that Refused to Be Won!
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Before I became an author and long before social media, online competitions and digital marketing, newspapers had to find other ways to persuade people to buy an extra copy—or two or three.
Back in the late 1980s, when I was Marketing Manager of Perth’s afternoon newspaper, the Daily News, I came up with an idea...
- Operation Enduring Freedom - A 25 Year LEgacy by Mike Walling - 8/22/2026 8:07:29 AM
August 30, 2026 marks the 5th year since U.S. military completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
It began on October 7, 2001 and ended on August 30, 2021.
A total of 7,286 days.
This story is personal. In the spring of 2012, I spent 6 weeks in country. In addition to military personnel, I had the unique opportunity of spending time with civilians at a Widow and Orphans compound (more on that later), in family homes, and at on base bazaars.
That summer I spent 7 weeks on the road (6 of them continuous) talking with women and men had done tours in Afghanistan.
St...
- Link to My Movie/Video for My Poem by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel) - 8/18/2026 12:47:13 PM
Video Movie
Poem: by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)
Characters: AI-generated
Video: Created written directed edited by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)
https: www.facebook.com reel 1039263738688565 ...
- Left Mansfield Park and Walked into a Time Machine by anne cunningham - 8/15/2026 10:26:07 AM
I kept moving ... I kept adapting ... I kept surviving ... 25 years later, a song finally made me look back ... yesterday, once more.
Left Mansfield Park and Walked into a Time Machine
Grandone and I have not moved on to Emma as of yet, as July finished, and August moved in and is moving at a fast pace, and neither of us have had the time to crack open a book, and for myself, I have not so much as touched a notebook, a sketchpad or even cross...
- My upcoming BOOK is nearing release! by David Clure - 8/15/2026 8:34:10 AM
My first novel is now nearly three years in the making, and I am as of today- August 15th, 2026, nearly 3 4 of the way to the finish line.
My book "STARFOLK" will be my first attempt at writing a full length novel, but it is a story I have actually released in various formats over the past five decades. As a young man, before highs-chool, I created my own comic [ they call them graphic novels now ], made a deal with a local salesman who sold photo-copiers, offering to place ads in my comic book in exchange for him not charging me to ...
- The SSI savings penalty elimination bill by Tascha Lee Dresser - 8/13/2026 10:01:45 PM
Below are a couple of templates for letters you can use to write your state senators and representatives about the importance of passing the SSI savings penalty elimination bill into law. Just replace
Subject: The Urgent Need to Modernize SSI Asset Limits
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing as a long‑time SSI recipient living in Bend, Oregon, who has spent decades navigating the limitations of the current SSI asset rules. I want to highlight the human impact of these outdated policies and urge you to support legislation that raises the SSI asset limit to a realistic level.
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- New Book by Peter Jessop - 8/10/2026 11:04:23 PM
Missa Solemnis new book.
Just published my latest fiction novel entitled "Missa Solemnis". This is a story that has been very close to me for many, many years, going through different connotations over the years finally resulting in this new book. At its core it is a story about the human spirit and the darkness and obstacles it can overcome to both create and rise to a higher level of spiritually.
I hope those t...
- OpenAI Oakland's Seat at the Table: Propped Up by Carol Denise Mitchell - 8/8/2026 12:31:35 PM
The genesis for writing OpenAI Oakland's Seat at the Table, came from my soul. I saw with my own eyes how Oakland, a broken town trying to find its' footing, sat up straighter for the trial.
OpenAI: Oakland’s Seat at the Table –Oakland Propped Up for a Landmark Trial
By Carol Denise Mitchell
What makes OpenAI: Oakland’s Seat at the Table unlike any other book that will ever be written about the Musk v. Altman trial is simple: I was there. I considered Elon Musk’s absence during closing arguments and how it may have felt to a jury. Not in theory, not through secondhand notes, n...
- Some More Book News by Anita M Shaw - 8/6/2026 9:15:15 PM
Some book news and muses
I took all the short stories out of KindleSelect, and the novels as well. Sixty-four cents for someone reading The Disciplining of Mom just ain't enough for me to keep any of them in there.
I went wide with them. Well, with those not still stuck in KU. Disciplining Mom is still there until the end of the month. I went ahead and posted a chapter here anyway. All the novels are both ebook ...
- The Work No One Applauds by Venus Lee - 8/6/2026 3:04:58 PM
A leadership reflection on the quiet work that shapes lasting influence. Discover why the conversations no one applauds, the decisions no one sees, and the quiet acts of faithfulness no one celebrates
The Work No One Applauds
A Real American Hero by Danny Mac - 8/2/2026 7:10:16 AM
Jason stepped into the courtyard of the municipal building holding Janet’s hand, his wife of ten years. A young girl approached, staring at his right foot. “What happened to your foot?” she asked politely.
He lifted his good foot and wiggled it around. “No, the fake foot,” she pointed.
“It’s not an illusion,” he spoke softly.
“He doesn’t want to talk about it,” her fath...
- Christmas in July. by T. A. Cline - 7/19/2026 8:59:40 AM
Small town Christmas romance, suspense, and mystery stories, FREE.
Today ...
- I'm a Slow Learner by John DeDakis - 7/17/2026 5:04:38 AM
Writing Through the Pain of Loss
I’m a Slow Learner
Trademark Image Searching by Thomas B James - 7/12/2026 3:20:46 PM
The USPTO's Trademark Center makes it easier to conduct a logo or design mark search
T he USPTO’s new online Tr...
- Sam Battle: The Real Man Behind The Seabury Connection by robert j pajer - 7/7/2026 6:44:29 AM
When I wrote The Seabury Connection, I wanted readers to enter a world of corruption, reform, and moral reckoning in 1930s New York. But amid the swirl of courtroom intrigue and political scandal stood a man whose story transcended fiction — Samuel J. Battle, the first Black officer in the NYPD.
Battle’s life reads like a parable of perseverance. Born in North Carolina in 1883, he arrived in N...
- Coming Soon. A New Highland Romance by Ellie Lynn - 6/1/2026 8:32:02 PM
Highland Barbarian, coming soon.
Oh my, it's been a minute, hasn't it? But while I was navigating life, work, and other modern day monstrocities, I was quietly putting together a new story.
After the success of Beyond the Moors, I got a little excited about the prospect of creating another Highland story. But don't worry! My love of the western romance has not died. I've got something in the works there too. However, i...
- Dispatches from the Heart by John Herlihy - 5/25/2026 11:46:00 AM
On a New set of short articles that I am calling Dispatch from the Heart
I have recently starting posting short essays or blogs under the guise of the "essay" heading on topics that I consider to be of interest to the general reader, topics on experiences that the reader him herself may have also experienced or been thrilled or annoyed by. I am calling these short blogs "Dispatches from the Heartland" since many of them represent little pet-peeves that we all have to e...
- Catch A Ride album release by Dadfire - 5/21/2026 9:06:42 AM
Catch A Ride music album by Dancinfire is finally done.
Many of you have always commented how my poems should be put to music. Now your request has been accomplished. My first studio album called Catch A Ride is finally available on all digital platforms. You can find the lyrics in my poems by the same title. I have also completed a full music video to promote the album, same title Catch A Ride. You can watch it on YouTube.
I formed a duo with...
- New review by Bruce Alan Humphrey - 5/19/2026 5:06:12 AM
I would like to share another review of my new book, Sunrise of Thought.
“Sunrise of Thought” by Bruce A. Humphrey is a deeply reflective and emotionally resonant poetry collection that explores the full spectrum of human experience. Through themes of war, love, fear, sacrifice, and hope, Humphrey creates a space where readers are encouraged not just to read, but to feel and reflect. Each poem carries a sense of urgency and sincerity, asking difficult questions about h...
- He is Risen by Jay M Horne - 4/4/2026 4:41:06 PM
The Divine in the Daily Grind
 What the “A” ? by Joel J Keene - 4/1/2026 4:09:48 PM
Artemis II heads for the Moon!
Garabandal Warning to be associated with something starting with the letter A. Imagine the illumination of conscience occurring even to those half way to the moon, on Good Friday no less. Remember the first to the Moon, Apollo 8? They read from the Bible at Christmas. Perhaps the Warning will override the current NASA ban against doing such, as the astronauts swing around behind the moon on Ea...
- Oil by Michael C Jones - 3/23/2026 3:07:13 PM
Oil prices keep going up, although they’re not justified because we took Venezuela and their oil! Venezuela has more oil than any other country in the world, why should we pay higher prices for oil, and gas at the pump? My facts comes from networks and the news channels, and in this case 2 +2 is 3 instead of (4) four!...
- Keep reading! by David Boyle - 3/14/2026 1:07:43 PM
Hiroshima Diary: The Journal of a Japanese Physician
by Michihiko Hachiya
The Dark Side of Genius: The Life of Alfred Hitchcock
by Donald Spoto
Incendiary: The Psychiatrist, the Mad Bomber, and the Invention of Criminal Profiling
by Michael Cannell
With the Old Breed
by E.B. Sledge
Canoeing with the Cree
by Eric Sevareid...
- Black Leather and Blue Denim, A 50s' Novel by Jay Dubya - 2/20/2026 4:18:44 AM
A Review of Jay Dubya's Black Leather and Blue Denim (468 pages) appearing on UBuy.com, which has retail buying websites in over 100 countries.
February 20, 2026
A Gripping Tale of Action and Intrigue
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of 'Black Leather and Blue Denim', a riveting fiction novel written by Jay Dubya. This gripping thriller delves deep into themes of adventure and suspense, ensuring that readers are glued to each page from start to finish. With 468 pages of expertly crafted narrative, the book ...
- I Am Back - In Full Color by D.L. Carroll - 2/16/2026 12:10:12 PM
After a little sabbatical, I am back writing. I posted a new poem yesterday and one today. Enjoy!...
- Tears Of Today Can Turn Into LOVE by Shirley Woods - 2/5/2026 9:10:59 AM
We as a Planet of all different People and Cultures must realize that we come from One Seed that was divided into two. A man and a woman that started from Oneness. We must come back together as One
As we walk through our streets and communities and witness the streets of Chaos and Destruction in this present day and time, we are not demonstrating Oneness of Love. People are being attacked and mistreated because of differences of Cultures, Color of Skin and Languages. Men, Women and Children are being chased down because of selfish behavior. Greed is the very thing that destroys People, Com...
- 2 in a row! by Carol M Tetlow - 2/2/2026 6:40:58 AM
Wow! How amazing to have had so many views of my blog after such a long abstinence. I'm so grateful to you all.
Meanwhile, I am pleased to report steady recovery. I have even ventured into the gym - ostensibly to walk on the treadmill (the weather here has been far to cold wet windy generally horrible for outdoor walking of any distance) but there are always distractions like people to chat t...
- Snowy Weekend by Patricia Hilliard - 1/26/2026 8:01:49 AM
Buried in snow, I finally get a quiet weekend. So what should I do?
All through 2025, I wished for some time to slow down, to catch up with reading magazines and emails, finish books that were half read, sewing buttons on favorite clothes, cleaning out draws and tossing all the papers that used to be so important. Well, in 2026, I got my snowy weekend.
And yes, I did get caught up. Now with one more day of icy sidewalks, snowy streets, closed businesse...
- Free Audio of Hey, Nobody's Perfect by Ann Herrick - 1/8/2026 1:20:55 PM
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- A Storm in My Heart is Finished! by Neenah Davis-Wilson - 1/1/2026 8:18:33 AM
First Draft done!
Last week I finished the first draft of A Storm in My Heart. Yep. 1264 pages of it. I'll start the first pass of edits and rewrites after I've finished the edits I'm doing for His Practically Perfect Plan B , and Resurrecting His Love. I'm waiting for my new covers to be finished over at 100covers. New representations of the characters and settings. And then they'll be availab...
- Random musings on Christmas Day, 2025 by Kalikiano Kalei - 12/26/2025 11:05:22 AM
Christmas is, of course, the annual High Holy Day of the Christian religious faith. On this date (which is arbitrary and open to speculation, of course, since it suspiciously coincides with Solstice,
Christmas Day, 2025: Odd thoughts and random musings
Greetings from this end (the Confused State of Californicatia ) ...to that end (your end), on the day randomly ascribed to and p...
- My Last Prayer by Todd Cheney - 12/10/2025 4:52:49 AM
Going out
Dear Lord Jesus,
I am sorry for what I'm about to do. You did your best to try and give me a good life, but it all went wrong. I didn't think it would come to this, but I don't see another option. There are too many people here who did not hear your message of forgiveness and hope. If I have hurt or scared anyone, I'm sorry and I can only ask for forgiveness, but I just can't take this li...
- Cruise Chronicle: A Perfect Eastern Oasis by Joseph S Gratton - 12/2/2025 5:34:38 PM
The trip my family took back in 2023
Saturday February 18, 2023
We Fly Away
Beep-beep-beep, beep-beep-beep.
Oh, quarter to five in the morning. Why did we have to get such an early flight?
But what am I complaining about? The day I’ve been waiting for these past four years is finally here. We are off once again on a Caribbean cruise, and this time, all four of us are coming. Somehow, it’s always better when the who...
- End of Year Sale by Elise C Davies - 11/20/2025 6:20:38 PM
Give the gift that lasts forever...the adventure of a captivating novel. Any man or woman can lose themselves in a timeless journey that a book can provide.
My collection of ebooks is available as part of the Smashwords 2025 End of Year Sale! Find your next favorite book this month at http: smashwords.com sale and follow @smashwords for more promos like this! #EOYSale25 #ebook #sale #books2read #indiebooks
https: sites.google.com view elisecdaviesromancewriter home...
- In Unrelated News by Jade Dane Jaspers - 11/11/2025 11:12:50 PM
In unrelated news… I can not relate
it does not compute or make any sense.
To me anyway, who is the only one that matters
for it never concerned me
nor ever included me but was always intended
to confuse and confound,
with precision pointed confusions
from someone else's illusions,
or rather I should say, intrusions into my life.
In more related news…...
- AD has the worst customer service by Antoinette Kopperfield - 8/6/2025 9:52:50 PM
I need Authors Den Help
I need help and have sent them five messages. What is going on??...
- Young, Young in "Seasoned" Body! by mary Y hirsch - 7/23/2025 10:39:01 AM
The adage of "You're as Young as You Think You Are" is 100% true because it's a fact our thoughts dictate our feelings. Pushing 80 next month, I've gotten an incredible new lease on life, feel sooo bl
A CA girl now living in Boston (17 years) and pushing 80 in a few weeks, I am experiencing the most incredible and fantastic new lease on life: more energy, positivity and a desire to renew activities like driving, traveling and dressing to kill as I always had in California. True glamour (for yourself) never leaves you; a CA girl never lets herself go. No judgment on anyone else from anywhere els...
- The legacy of existence (in Greek) by John Kyriazoglou - 6/28/2025 10:05:55 PM
The fight to attain serenity by acquiring spirituality
Της ύπαρξης η κληρονομιά
Ήσουν μια persona απελπισμένη
Πολλούς αιώνες αποδεκατ_...
- New Romance arrives June 7, 2025 by Donan Berg - 5/28/2025 9:03:29 AM
A Lost Night, Love on Ice, coming June 7, 2025. E-book format.
Award-winning author Donan Berg released a new romance
entitled A Lost Night, Love on Ice on June 7, 2025.
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Cherry Everex and Shane Hull kept their developing romance a secret from her father, Lionel. He was the owner of the Red Lions, a minor league hockey team located in the Big Easy. As his first rule, he forbade his players from dating his daughters.
- From Deception to Revelation Episode 11 by Don Nordstrom - 5/26/2025 11:35:30 AM
Episode 11
Greetings,
As you may have noticed, I have not furthered my blogs on here for a considerable amount of time. The reason for this is I have been waiting for comments or reviews on what you have read.
Have they spoken to you? Have you learned anything? I know you are out there, as over 1900 people ha...
- The Adventures of Patee and Maree, In Search of the Hidden Pot of Gold by Valerie M Boggess - 5/25/2025 11:00:16 AM
The Adventures of Patee and Maree, two wee lil leprechauns who travel far and wide.
In the writing of my adventures of the two leprechauns, Patee and Maree, I share a fantasy wonderland of adventure and intrigue. I started writing my first book many years ago. It was sometime last year after a trip to my birthplace, Ireland, that I picked up pen and paper and began to once again write. After my trip to Ireland my heart was full and I worked on my writings. Last year I wr...
- My Board Game is Nominated for and Award ! by Mike D Raymond - 5/4/2025 10:41:34 AM
My game 'Close The Atlantic - World War Three' has been nominated for a Charles S. Roberts Award
Nominated for 2025 Charles S. Roberts Awards (“CSR Awards”) recognize excellence in tabletop conflict simulations.
The game was designed and published in 2024 through BluePantherLLC
The premise of the game is a modern 'Battle of the Atlantic' with NATO having to escort troop and supply convoys to Europe. The Russians are tasked with stopping this.
Landing supply convoys...
- I Guess I'm a Writer by April Tompkins - 4/22/2025 6:46:14 AM
I had surgery this week. That may not seem too exciting to most people, but the only other time in my life I had surgery was when I was seven and had my tonsils out. I do vaguely remember waking up in my hospital bed and being angry with my parents sitting at my bedside for putting me through that; not the last time I'd be angry with them, of course. But this time I was fully aware of everything h...
- Where Do They Come From, Anyway? by Sylvia M. Nickels - 4/10/2025 10:39:27 AM
Royce Thorne, protagonist in my novel, Disguise for Death, was first 'birthed' in a short story, probably more than a decade ago. She has now starred in two other novels, in process of publication.
The short story which birthed Royce Thorne's earliest literary incarnation is buried somewhere on one of the hard drives I've kept from one of my older computers. She has pretty much kept her indentity consistent, though, hopefully, has grown through the three novels that comprise her existence.
Three fellow travelers, Chrys, Palm, and Chief Granite, who have been along for the ri...
- Through the Storm by brent dempsey - 4/2/2025 4:56:53 PM
another song i did
"Through the Storm"
(Verse 1)
Woke up this morning, felt the weight of the world,
Another day of shadows, feeling lost, feeling swirled.
But I keep moving forward, one step at a time,
Even when I’m broken, I’ll find my way to climb.
(Pre-Chorus)
The road isn’t easy, it’s full of twists and turns,
But I’ll keep on walking, I’ll keep the fire that burns.
- My Cancer Story by Louise Bannerman, CC - 2/18/2025 4:37:53 AM
My Survivor's Journey of Faith, Healing, and Divine Transformation.
In 2016, I went in for my annual mammogram, expecting a routine checkup. But that day was far from ordinary. The doctor found something concerning and scheduled a biopsy. When the results came in, I heard the words no one ever wants to hear: "You have cancer."
My heart sank. I stood there in shock, my mind racing with questions. I didn’t smoke, I didn’t eat meat, and there was no history ...
- From Polar to Molar: A February Tale by Dave Tabler - 2/8/2025 6:03:41 AM
What do modern writers do when they get writer's block? Well, at least one writer goofs off with ChatGPT for a bit till the muse circles back around.
I asked the AI scrivener to write a poem with two instructions: 1) write a poem that transitions from cold winter into the warmth of Valentine's Day. 2) rhyme "polar vortex" with something in the poem.
Here's the result:
...
- Need Inspirational Romantic Suspense Beta Readers by Jocelyn Andersen - 1/14/2025 11:29:27 AM
The truth about one woman's disappearance changes another woman's life forever and brings an entire town to its knees.
As Morgan delves deeper into the mystery surrounding her mother's disappearance, she reunites with Jacob Chandle...
- Not so Long Ago by BIRENDRA N TANDAN - 1/1/2025 8:58:18 AM
Life and times in mid-twentieth century India
Read about that period in History...
- ATTENTION DOG LOVERS by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart - 12/27/2024 6:31:24 AM
YOUR OLD DOG CAN BE FAMOUS!
I am considering publishing a book about old dogs and their advice on living a long life. Contact me and let me know if you are interested. If I get enough people who want to share a picture of and a quote from their elderly dog, we can proceed with the book. Let's make our special old friends famous. , ...
- Empowering You Beyond Success: Cultivating a Life of Significance and Joy by Dr. Terrance Bell - 12/21/2024 12:52:29 PM
Success. It's the golden word society chases relentlessly. Promotions, accolades, and wealth often become the ultimate markers of achievement. But what if there’s more? What if life’s greatest rewards aren’t found in material milestones but in the intangible treasures of meaning, impact, and joy?
In my new micro book, Empowering You Beyond Success: Cultivating a Life of Significance and J...
- You're Healthy Until ... by Robert H Drews - 12/19/2024 1:10:44 PM
There's always something out there lurking
"You're Healthy Until You're Sick." That sage advice from a friend and medical doctor hit home this week when I made my annual Christmas phone call to a long-time friend in a distant city.
I had talked to her earlier in the year during our annual birthday call and aside from the usual aches and pains all was well. But starting two weeks ago when I tried calling I got a phone disconnected ...
- The Nazi MSG Rally by Charles Keller - 10/29/2024 7:33:59 PM
Sunday's Madison Square Garden racist, Nazi rally should be enough to end any chance for Project 2025 to become a reality.
The Nazi, RACIST rally at Madison Square Garden last night will hopefully drive the final nail into the coffin of the campaign of the #TangerineTraitor.
1.1 million Puerto Ricans live and vote in Florida. Maybe enough of them can vote to remove the current criminal Senator, Rick Scott, from our government for good.
Maybe, like John Lennon's classic lyric said:
“You may think I'm a d...
- Book Club Discussion Topics for Rachel's Garden by Louise Worthington - 10/13/2024 9:36:27 AM
Book Club Discussion Topics for Rachel's Garden
Book Club Discussion Topics for Rachel's Garden
Discussion Topics:
How does Rachel's relationship with nature and gardening evolve throughout the story? What role does the garden play in her journey?
Discuss the impact of Rachel's parents' deaths on her life choices and relationships. How does their legacy influence her actions?
Explore the theme of domestic abuse in the novel...
- An Idea for a Very Controversial Story by Michael D LeFevre - 10/5/2024 1:12:09 PM
This is an idea I have been chewing on the events following the US Supreme Court's overturning of Wade v. Roe
A British woman living in Texas, finds her Texan boyfriend has been cheating on her. So, she breaks up with him. To help her get over it, she goes back to Britain for a vacation. Two or three days there, she discovers she is pregnant. She knows it's her cheating boyfriend's baby and decides to terminate the pregnancy.
Her troubles begin in Britain when it is discovered by certain tabloid...
- Hurry! Please Submit Your Blog Post. by Zhana Books - 9/12/2024 9:53:21 AM
Hurry! The deadline is coming up soon! The Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence 2024 - Please submit your blog post. We can end the killing now.
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Hurry! The deadline is coming up soon! The Blogging Carnival for Nonviolence 2024 - Please submit your blog post. We can end the killing now.
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Puppy Training 101: Easier Than You Think by Margot J Dillard - 8/31/2024 5:16:11 PM
Unleash the joy of puppy ownership with "Puppy Training 101: Easier Than You Think." This comprehensive guide equips you with expert insights and practical advice to effortlessly train your new furry
Welcoming a new puppy into your home and looking into those adorable eyes, all you can think about is the new adventure. However, to navigate this journey successfully, it's essential to understand your pup's unique behavior and characteristics,...
- Change by Elisabeth Barstowe - 7/17/2024 2:02:30 AM
These days I feel a change drawing near. It's everywhere I look, in everything I see and in everything I feel. I am reluctant to heed its call. At the same time I feel it is needed because I have come to a stand still. I am not growing anymore. The more I fight this change, the farther back in my development I go.
It is soon time for my summer vacation and I will spend some time trying t...
- Too Much Information by Maureen Kuntz - 6/17/2024 4:48:00 PM
We are too bombarded by the media today.
Have you heard the saying TMI? We know that stands for too much information. However, we live in a culture that screams noise. First, we have our radios, then our television sets, our PCs, iPads, smartphones, and iPods. Wait! There is more!
How often, and for how long do we spend listening to other people talk, sing, report the news, etc.? Ask yourself when was the last time you just sat...
- It's A Real Puzzle! by Edie M. Batstone - 5/31/2024 3:59:34 PM
We are all pieces in a wonderful puzzle;
the complete picture is always there, and will eventually show itself.
God doesn't give up on us; we are all irreplaceable pieces.
Completing another jigsaw puzzle had me feeling guilty about the amount of time that I've spent in total concentration on an activity that has no productive material value–although it may possibly be improving my cognitive skills? It made me think about that missing puzzle piece, that was always there, just not fitting where I, in my wisdom and smugness, was sure it was supposed to go. We...
- Lesbo-Mania by Morgan McFinn - 5/4/2024 3:14:47 AM
Out of the Closet II
Why I enjoy writing historical westerns by Cheri Kay Clifton - 4/25/2024 8:33:37 AM
I enjoy researching American History
and in particular, the Old West.
Many reasons for that:
First, I was born in Kearney, Nebraska, the town named after Ft. Kearny located on the Oregon Trail. Growing up there, I remember visiting the fort and admiring those brave pioneers numbering in the hundreds of thousands who migrated across the continent searching fo...
- Bless It or Block It: 2 Second Prayer by Adele M. Gill - 4/25/2024 7:23:40 AM
I have several spontaneous 2-second prayers I say often, but my favorite prayer 2-second prayer is my “Bless it or block it” prayer.
‘The fervent prayer of a righteous person is very powerful.’
James 5:16
Do you believe that God hears and answers your every prayer? Do you ever try to pray, but have trouble finding the right words or know what to pray for? If so, you won’t want to miss today’s message…
One day, while taking a break from working in my office, I found myself thinking about a difficult decisi...
- Trilogy coming to completion by Frank P Ryan - 4/19/2024 4:10:59 AM
Delighted to let folks know that the third book in my Twins of Moon epic fantasy trilogy is now written in first draft.
Great to have the final book of The Twins of Moon trilogy completed in first draft. I am now part way through editing and polishing it. I think I can guarantee that it will be published later this year.
It's been a great time writing it and I look forward to hearing reader's reactions.
Bye for now.
Frank...
- Still Writing by Katherine B Brown - 4/2/2024 1:11:34 PM
My second latest book is called 'Pastor August Steward'
August had pasted many test and trials and seemed to be in a place where he could put worries behind by marrying the beautiful and well-endowed Sister Selena. However, he is not prepared to meet Sister Barbara Campbell. His plans began to change. He had a choice marry the wealthy Sister Selena or marry Sister Barbara who had only a kind a...
- A Galaxy of Conjurors: Potens' Hand by M.J. Franklin - 3/25/2024 1:27:13 PM
The Tortoise and the Hare
Wishing you all a refreshing Monday. I hope your week was productive. I progressed with the second book in my fantasy series. I always feel good when my characters move forward.
I watched QI on BBC First as always; I love the banter and I leave you with this quote from novelist, Anita Brookner:
"In real life, it is the hare who wins. Every time. Look around you. And in any case, it is my c...
- Would we still be here? by Barbara W Armstrong - 2/9/2024 11:28:52 AM
there is a dark place....in each of us
god I wish he'd shut the fuck up
why can't she just die
why am i hear,
i just want to die
drop dead asshole
i hope you choke on tho
okay....kinda dark....but so is the night......
- Writing the novel "A Gypsy on Tenth Avenue" by Suzann Kale - 1/25/2024 4:03:43 PM
Gypsies - the Romany people - have been stereotyped throughout history. My goal in writing the novel A Gypsy on Tenth Avenue was to tell a story, and within the story to detail accurately how many contemporary Gypsy people live, if why how they may travel. Into this is woven a history of the Rom people. Research, research, ...
- Finding Happiness by Boyd London - 1/5/2024 8:12:06 AM
We can face a lot of challenges in life at times that can bring us down. But we can always look for the good in life also and try to find reasons to be happy. That is one of the reasons that I wrote my book, Finding Happiness. I am like some of the other authors. I had three books published by that America Star Books and Publish America. They went out of business in 2017. I am working on gettin...
- The Devil's Curse the Journey Parts 1- 20 complete series by Garry E. Lewis - 12/13/2023 11:46:35 PM
I began the series back in 2010, having retired in 2016 I moved to the Philippines May 2017 where I continued my series where now I have broken the series into books which take you through all 20 part
It begins with a college professor who teaches the Paranormal, and tales of the Supernatural. The series continues down south to New Orleans where the adventure continues to exoculate. Deep in the Bayou the colorful characters take on all types of evil, facing off with Lucifer himself throughout the 20 part series. I think you will find the story line to be quite thrilling as friends along with fa...
- The Coming Revival by Jerry W. Hulse, Ph.D. - 12/13/2023 11:51:01 PM
God is assembling an army of individuals who have faced and survived life's hardships. These individuals are prepared to confront challenges and make a difference. Dear readers, it's important to reme
Dear Saints, for us to experience authentic, heartfelt, life-changing revival, we must realize that revival is not a series of church meetings but is a reviving of that which is dying, such as someone who is pulled out of a lake and needs immediate attention by qualified people that are trained to know what is required to help discharge the water from their lungs and get them breathing again on th...
- The Alchemy of Words by Chanti Niven - 11/22/2023 4:26:37 PM
Sculpting Realities, Shaping Souls
In the vast tapestry of existence, words emerge as the silent architects of our shared reality. They are not mere strings of letters; they are incantations that breathe life into thoughts, dreams, and emotions. Words possess a unique alchemy—they have the power to create and the might to destroy, to inspire, and to wound.
Consider the sculptor, chiseling away at the formless blo...
- Yvonne M Morgan Blog by Yvonne M Morgan - 10/13/2023 12:37:23 PM
Here Yvonne shares authentic stories of hope and encouragement for finding God in the ordinary events of life.
https: yvonne-morgan.com turning-mountains-into-molehill-blog ,...
- Fatal Encounter Promotion by MORGAN ST. JAMES - 9/18/2023 10:11:05 AM
As a Coffee House Tours author I have book signings for almost every one of the coming months. The next one will be at COFFEE CLASS, 709 E. Horizon Drive, Suite 100, Henderson NV from 10am to 1pm.
For my full schedule visit www.morganstjames-author.com
And, GOOD NEWS. My latest release, FATAL ENCOUNTER, is currently being offered as a FREE PROMOTION until September 20 when it wil...
- Epiphanies and Pivots by Barbara J Henry - 9/16/2023 9:14:14 AM
Epiphanies and Pivots: What they are- why they must work together.
Most of us have an understanding of the meaning of an epiphany and a pivot, but just in case their meanings are a bit vague to you now, let me explain the two.
An epiphany occurs when we suddenly realize the truth about a particular circumstance. For example, we might have an epiphany about a particular class we are taking, and it "suddenly dawns" on us that we are failing the class...
- SHE LOVES IT!! by Joseph W. Montaperto - 7/25/2023 9:14:03 PM
It'sthe day where Joey is finally bringing Esperanza up to his school art room to view his masterpiece - the mural of Esperanza, when he faces an unexpected obstacle...
My blood goes frigid, my heart surges up, and nearly jumps out of my freaking throat. The good feeling, the pleasant trance, is smashed to pieces. God. I’ll look like a total asshole if I bring her all the way down here for nothing!
BAM! BAM! BAM!
Frantically, desperately, I pound the door.
“Somebody open the door!! Somebody open the door!! It’s not four o’clock yet!! It’s not fo...
- My Ukrainian Family by Leona Marie - 7/25/2023 3:47:34 PM
This is my version of the compiled stories of my mother's family in Odessa, Ukraine, USSR under Russian rule. The stories were told to me by various family members.
Mama was born in Odessa, Ukraine on December 11, 1939. She moved with her family after they left their country to escape war and famine.
They moved to Poland and from there to Germany. Somehow here is where my my uncle Friedl, who had just come back from the United States, searched for Mimi. He told my her in these words,"in America they fight their wars in other people's countries."
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- What Makes a Great Dady? by Susie Watts - 6/18/2023 10:41:15 AM
A Father’s Day Tribute
A great dad is someone who embodies love, support, and guidance in the lives of their children. They are present, both physically and emotionally, and consistently show a genuine interest in their children's well-being. A great dad takes the time to listen to their children, providing a safe space for open communication and understanding. They are involved in their children's lives, actively parti...
- Death and the Mogul - Now Available by R. Scott Bolton - 6/6/2023 9:07:40 AM
The latest Shorts & Sandals detective novel, Death and the Mogul, is now available.
Hello, everyone! I'm excited to let you know that the latest Brace Heller novel, Death and the Mogul, is now available. In this, the third Shorts & Sandals Detective novel, Heller is forced to give unfettered access to a young and wealthy movie producer who plans on making the movie based on Heller's life. With Shale Monroe (the producer) at his side, Brace deals with a dubious cheating spouse cas...
- "Cry of The Barren Plains"...Excerpt by Jayita Bhattacharjee - 5/10/2023 5:07:28 PM
"The love we shared remained uncrowned in the eyes of society, but deep down we were hugged by those good, old memories.
The tides of yesterday receded but left behind the fragrant memories for some distant music still lingered in our souls, the sweetest refrains of our love story....
For every chapter that ends, something fragrant remains. "...
- Follow Up by Chris Grey - 5/3/2023 6:05:48 PM
New internet and a new publisher.
Hello Everyone,
Today marks the first day of the long-awaited new ISP. We are finally free of the mostly autonomous Xfinity. Hurrah! Hurrah!
We managed to get a human on the phone, and after setting up the payment plan, we still couldn't get our internet back on unless we paid $130.
We tried using the app to set up the payment plan again, but it gave ...
- Windmaster by Helen Henderson - 3/30/2023 5:03:55 PM
Meet the Characters of the world of Windmaster.
You've might have met the characters from the Windmaster Novels when the posts below were originally published.
- A Tribute to the Captain: Willis Reed by Steven A Falco - 3/24/2023 7:09:46 AM
Basketball great Willis Reed passed away this week.
New York Knickerbockers’ star center Willis Reed died Tuesday at the age of 80. He was the heart and soul of a Knicks team that made it to the NBA Playoffs for seven years in a row from 1967 to 1973—winning the Championship twice in 1970 and 1973.
I’ll never forget that joyous night in May 1970 when the injured Willis Reed emerged from the Madison Square Garden tunnel to spur the Knicks t...
- "The Cobblestone Creek" by Stephen W. Pollard - 2/28/2023 6:56:29 AM
My poem "The Cobblestone Creek" is about a stream near where I live.
"THE COBBLESTONE CREEK"
Water is treckling along
In the cobblestone creek
Through the landscape along
In a stream looking meek...
- Come Out Church! Lead! by Vannessa Blackbutterfly Garrett - 1/30/2023 12:13:31 PM
Happy Blessed Day! 💟🙏🏽✝️🛐🦋
Spending time doing my Devotional Notes Writing Ministry for tomorrow. And I will say, I am especially fired u
Come Stand Out…Pray On…
for our Nation
Greetings In the Name of Love…Good Morning Jesus! Thank You for Your Awakening… to the Gift of a New Day. Today's Devotional is a Cry for God's Merciful Grace and Intervention, in light of the present, ongoing perils of our country and the world. As Scripture tells us; we are to come together a...
- My First Electronic Book by Alan E. (Al) Strunk - 1/10/2023 11:55:23 AM
My first blog. About my first electronic book. About the process.
Did it!
Added an electronic version of Pacific Sail.
Pretty simple process despite KDP's helpful hints. Only took five uploadings to get it right.
Comes complete with an interactive Table of Contents. That was a tough one to figure out. Probably listed in one of those helpful hints.
Now I have two versions of the book to promote.
Pacific Sail ...
- In the Year 2023 by Leon Stevens - 1/3/2023 4:27:40 PM
What I want in 2023
Do you set goals each year? Here are the things I have to do:
Finish with the beta read edits for The Final View because I have already booked my editor for March 1st.
Record the guitar music for the short video I am making as an homage to my characters Thomas and April. I bought a new microphone which makes that audio quality much better.
What I want to do:
Start wr...
- CHRISTMAS LUNCHES by Liam Leddy - 12/12/2022 4:01:53 AM
BUSY WEEK-END
Early yet to be all Christmas overfed but I had 2 Christmas lunches over the week-end.
Saturday I had a great time with fellow authors in the Santa Lucia -not Santa Claus- reataurant in Glasgow`s Merchant City. The Society of Authors Glasgow branch did us all proud and we had a wonderful time chatting about all our latest projects and gener...
- New release: Angel Ship - Blue Phantom Book 1 by Vijaya Schartz - 11/6/2022 11:08:25 AM
There is a phantom ship that glows like a beacon in black space, appears and vanishes, and never registers on scanners. Rumors say it will save the righteous, the oppressed, and the downtrodden… and s
Desperate to save her people from the Marauders swarming her space freighter, Kefira prays for a miracle. Blake Volkov, legendary captain of the Blue Phantom hears her plea and deems her and her refugees worthy of his help. Grateful for the rescue, Kefira finds his price shocking. Despite his glowing wings, handsome looks and impressive abilities, Blake admits he is no angel… although Kefira’s fel...
- Snow Country! by Sage Sweetwater - 11/5/2022 12:14:08 PM
From the Sweetwater film Snow Country, Cervantes, drug kingpin Jalisco Cartel original! It's snowing in Aspen, Duo! That's good to know, Duo!
INT. WHITEHOUSE HALLWAY - SAME
NANCY PELOSI, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE meets SENATOR MITCH MCCONNELL in the long hallway.
NANCY
Snowing in Colorado,
Mitch.
MCCONNELL
Good to know, Nancy.
Nancy walks on ...
- Waking Writer Interview by Justine Johnston Hemmestad - 10/14/2022 4:19:01 PM
An Interview
What inspires you to write?
Courageous but mysterious people from history draw me to write about them in order to understand them. Unanswered questions and mysteries inspire me to write, as does the scope of what is possible and impossible…the things that people in history attributed to supernatural forces.
Do you have a special time to write, or how is your day structured to accommo...
- Paving the Crime Fiction Way by Mala Naidoo - 10/11/2022 10:47:23 PM
Crime Writing, Reading and Viewing - Why do we crave more?
Why does crime fascinate the reader or the viewer?
From a gripping novel to a suspenseful film, both mediums are loaded with intrigue, blood, gore, missing persons, and dead bodies, and they certai...
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