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It’s a party, yo! #RRBC style
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Welcome to my stop along the Springtime Book & Block Party route. Let’s get the preliminary stuff out of the way first. I’m giving two prizes away, and you don’t have to be a member…
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#99cents Limited Offer: Planting the Seeds of Love: A Novella #romance #FridayReads #IARTG
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WordPress: Yell Into the Echoing Void
First of all, I do how one beef with a WordPress change. Where in the world is the Underline toggle? I see Italics and Bold. No sign of underlining, which is a fairly common practice. I have to use Ctrl-U … Continue reading
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Tagged author, blogging, blogs, posts, times are changing, traffic, wordpress, writing
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The Drowned Tower, on Lisa Burton Radio
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Don’t touch that dial. You’ve found Lisa Burton Radio, the only show that interviews the characters you love to read about. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl, and my special guest today is Jacques…
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Thursday – A Little Personal – Radio Interview with Kevin Cooper #RRBC
Originally posted on Fiction Favorites:
Today I am pleased to have Kevin Cooper as a guest on RAVE WAVES Blog Talk Radio Spotlight Honors. The show is on today at 11:00 Central Time. Here is a direct link to listen …
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Tales of Erana: Just One Mistake – Pre-release #Fantasy #Eranafic
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Book Review – Our Justice by John W. Howell
Don Massenzio Goodreads Synopsis: The terrorist leader and financier Matt Jacobs has figured out a way to eliminate the President. He believes he has come up with the ultimate weapon and needs help in getting close enough to the president … Continue reading
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Zoo Pics: Delays On This Too?
So I was hoping to post some pics last night from the Zoo Trip and the Easter Egg Hunt I made for my son. Small problem is that the Keeper of the Photos in this household is a crafty one. … Continue reading
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7 Ways to Hurt a Hero: Don’t Read If You’re a Hero. Thanks.
Don’t let the picture fool you. We aren’t talking exclusively about physical pain and torment. That’s fairly easy and people have their own preferences. Some villains go for the bones while others focus on the skin. I went to Evil … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, defiance, endurance, enduring torment, evil wins, fiction, heroes, Legends of Windemere, pain, protagonists, stamina, suffering, torture, villains, Windemere
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Not All Villains Think They’re Good
Originally posted on Shannon A. Thompson:
“Every villain is the hero in their own story” is a common, popular writing tip, and while I agree, I think it is sometimes confused with “Every villain thinks they’re the good guy.” There’s…
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