Superpowers suck? Try Null City #ExcerptWeek #SciFi #UrbanFantasy by @barbtaub
Thanks Marcia for hosting Round Trip Fare for Excerpt Week on The Write Stuff!
Monthly Archives: June 2016
“Are we still friends?” #SundayBlogShare
The vote is taken, results are in. On a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment, the UK has decided to leave the …
RAINBOWS, PRIDE AND JUST LOVING MY DAUGHTER
Originally posted on poetry, photos and musings oh my!:
“Love isn’t something you find. Love is something that finds you.” – Loretta Young “Sometimes the…
Page 69 challenge: Let There Be Linda by Rich Leder #FridayReads #humor #thriller
Describe Let There Be Linda in two words. Try Two Sentences. I can do six words: black comic thriller of the year. And I can do five words: silly, bloody, violent, hilarious fun. And I can do five words again: Monty Python meets Quentin Tarantino. And, finally, I can do two words: wild ride.
“If it has tires or testosterone”~ Guest post by Paul Curran #ThrowbackThursday
Paul knows People… Writers don’t see strangers, we see potential characters. We collect them. Make up their lives. We’re the gods …
Scariest book déjà vu ever? Five Days in January by @TheRTLowe #TuesdayBookBlog #SciFi #Fantasy
Harry Potter meets the 2016 US presidential campaign: I have to start this book review with an apology. I found it …
Blogging vs Fiction: 5 pros & cons~ guest post by @KassandraLamb
I never wanted to blog. There I said it. In my mind, I was going to sit back and write books and …
Father’s Day, Wedding Day, & #BookReview: Missing on Maui by @KassandraLamb #SundayBlogShare
Today is Father’s Day, plus I just finished Kassandra Lamb’s new cozy mystery, Missing on Maui about the scary events surrounding …
Annual Bloggers’ Bash
Originally posted on Take Five Authors:
Early arrivals at the Bloggers’ Bash, greeted by Sacha before registering. Picture courtesy of Hugh Roberts.…
Fathers Déjà vu: Top Ten Things My Father Taught Me– #FathersDay #WeekendBlogShare
Although my father is gone, I’m still so grateful for the things he taught me. So I’d like to take …
Barb Taub 