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stevejmchugh

01 May 2012, 07:54 AM | Post: #131

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

Yesterday, my first book launched: Crimes Against Magic.

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Ron Aberdeen

01 May 2012, 09:09 AM | Post: #132

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

Shayne,

Not to ridicule your new book but how can any war be a 'Great War'?

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02 May 2012, 06:32 AM | Post: #133

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

I write a blog predominantly focused on books. It is roughly half book reviews and half person musings/promotions.

My most recent post was about Operation E-Book Drop.

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RichardSilverton

02 May 2012, 09:41 AM | Post: #134

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

I'm new to this blogging business and appreciate looking at your blogs here and learning
from you guys and also seeing the great stuff you are doing.

My blog is: http://mrhookumbacker.blogspot.com.es/

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B J Burton Reading Complete Works of H P Lovecraft

02 May 2012, 10:24 AM | Post: #135

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

(01 May 2012 09:09 AM)Ron Aberdeen Wrote: Shayne,

Not to ridicule your new book but how can any war be a 'Great War'?

I suspect I'm being whooshed here - but what the hell, I'll blunder in anyway.
The 1914-18 conflict has been known as the Great War ever since it was given that title during the negotiations that led to the Treaty of Versailles. If an author sets a novel in the period of the war years and just after, they are bound to refer to it as the Great War simply in the interest of authenticity.

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Ron Aberdeen

02 May 2012, 02:28 PM | Post: #136

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

The Theme of a Screenplay is my latest Blog at http://www.ronaberdeen.com/

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02 May 2012, 04:26 PM | Post: #137

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

A blog about books and occasionally authors - most recently short stories.

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Formerly known as kindle-bookworm if anyone reading this was a regular and wonders where it has gone.

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03 May 2012, 06:50 AM | Post: #138

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

Hi!

I've posted a blog about my novel Heaven Knows This Time.

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There's a bit of background about my infludences, synopsis and the first 2 chapters of the story. Enjoy!

Clair

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03 May 2012, 01:12 PM | Post: #139

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

I started a countdown to the release day of my second Bibliophiles book, Until My Soul Gets It Right, coming out May 30. This post featured a sneak peek at the cover.

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03 May 2012, 03:47 PM | Post: #140

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RE: Have you posted a blog?

I've just recently done my first blog on a book signing tour. Maybe you'd like to check it out and let me know what you think?

http://www.blog.rcbridgestock.com

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Between us we have 47 years police experience.
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