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   Guest Blog and Writer of the Day: Richard Blackburn

   http://chandlermariecraig.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 06/ 02/ guest-blog-and-writer-of-…

   Today is our first guest blog and I am super excited that we have a published author here to chat with us. Richard Blackburn is an author after my own heart. He writes historical fiction, which is one of my big writing goals after having fallen in love with William Styron. But, even more than that, he also writes YA.

   32 days ago in Fumbling with Fiction · Authority: 15
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   AW Blogchain, May 08

   http://www.alleslinks.com/ ?p=19

   Now, it was really interesting reading this blogchain. It started somewhere with lying, went through people changing and people taking or not taking rejections, had something about travel in the middle and ended with Top 10 lists. Last poster was L.M. Ashton, writing about scammers.

   39 days ago in Delirious… · Authority: 20
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   Numbers and Letters

   http://www.benjaminsolah.com/ blog/ ?p=470

   I finally wrote something. Not sure if it’s any good but it’s a concept that’s floated around my head at work over the last week or two. This piece of flash was done for the latest Absolute Write Flash Fiction carnival. ~~ooOoo~~ Numbers and letters I popped two more Panadol despite if it’d been less than three hours or whatever.

   114 days ago by bsolah in Benjamin Solah, Marxist horror writer · Authority: 13
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   AW March Blogchain: Slaves to our animals.

   http://blog.dtkelly.net/ ?p=588

   Hello, and welcome to the beginning on the March AW Blogchain. How the chain works is simple. One person writes a post, tags the next person on the list, who in turn picks an element from the first post and writes on it. And they tag someone. And they tag some one. And so on. And so on. You get the point.

   112 days ago by dtkelly in The Secret Government EGGO Project · Authority: 11
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   FADness!

   http://www.alleslinks.com/ ?p=16

   More of it. The inventor. Today’s prompt: The weather. Whoever thought of that, should be shot, weather is smalltalk material, not, oh my God, I know a story material. Darkness It was dark. And stormy. The typical beginning for a very bad story. Except for I forgot it was also night.

   123 days ago in Delirious… · Authority: 20
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   It’s March FADness!

   http://www.alleslinks.com/ ?p=15

   And, this is it. Flying is the first prompt. Let’s use it. Panic I don’t feel like sitting here. Maybe the pilot doesn’t feel like sitting here either. For all I know he might not even be sitting anywhere near, I’d never know. Flugzeug, that’s what the German call a plane. Literally translated it means Fly-thing.

   125 days ago in Delirious… · Authority: 20
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   Blog Chain Links

   http://theunfocusedlife.com/ 2008/ 02/ 27/ 156/

   It has been a very painful couple of weeks at work, but I think the worst of it has passed. I won a motion I’ve been fighting for months at the Daley Center yesterday; I greatly prefer winning to losing, so I’ve been in a much better mood since last night.

   127 days ago in The Unfocused Life · Authority: 23
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   P&E Being Sued

   http://therustynail.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 02/ 27/ pe-being-sued/

   P&E Being Sued February 27, 2008 by Rusty From Absolute Write, it seems P&E is being sued by Barbara Bauer, a notorious “literary agent,” and Victor Cretella, the equally notorious lawyer for PublishAmerica. The entire thread is worth reading. In the meantime, I’ve taken the liberty of copying and pasting this one entry from Mr.

   127 days ago by therustynail in The Rusty Nail · Authority: 18
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   Ten things you didn't know about Jenna Glatzer

   http://bcom.hautetfort.com/ archive/ 2006/ 09/ 14/ ten-things-you-didn-t-know-ab…

   Kelly asks the question – why blog? The short answer is it’s work and fun. I tap into interesting thinkers who are updating their thoughts and philosophies daily. Imagine the possibility of having access to the daily musings of published writers in your field and being able to interact and leave comments and ask questions and they actually like it! It’s fantastic.

   130 days ago by timothycoote in bcom · Authority: 3
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    "Veil of Fire" by Marlo Schalesky at Absolute Write

    http://viewfromstonewater.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 02/ veil-of-fire-by-marlo-schalesk…

    Hi all: This week's review over at Absolute Write is for Marlo Schalesky's Veil of Fire. Here's how my review begins: Veil of Fire by Marlo Schalesky is a fictionalized account of the devastating 1894 Minnesota fire that burned 400 square miles and killed 413 people in four hours.

    132 days ago by hrh38 in The 'view from Stonewater · Authority: 46

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