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Devoted to the works of Charles Dodgson written under the name Lewis Carroll. Book and film reviews, biographical items of interest and Alice illustrated.
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very good
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Your Littlest Sin is an eFiction site for the works of J. Nicole Whitten. The Freelancer is a thriller currently available and Ritual Awakening (part 1 in the Denying Destiny Trilogy) becomes available on July 7th. So...what's your littlest sin?
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very good
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Writing historical fiction is my passion. Reading it is one of my favorite past-times. I'll share my writing triumphs and woes, adventures in NaNoWriMo, quotations, inspiration, and what I've currently got my nose stuck in.
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very good
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I've written a book, and now i am serialising it on this blog in order that via social media it can be edited, improved and hopefully published. The book is based in Medieval France and tells the tale of seven knights. I hope you enjoy.
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very good
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125.
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turning on the past through fiction and film
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very good
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The Dustus Blog combines personal stories, poetry, and graphic art. Adam Dustus in the author of High School Asylum and blogs consistently.
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very good
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Say Hello, Beanty is a book published through a blog in 52 weekly installments.It takes a humorous look at life with a cat and feature great images, short stories, essays and satirical Catku.We want to provide the kind of smart humor pet owners relate to.
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very good
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128.
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Energetic posts about literary agents, publishers, art, animation, chocolate, things that thrill and annoy me.
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very good
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129.
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This blog introduces The Island Gang book series. Rediscover the meaning of life in this mystery series. Available through Barnes & Noble, Borders, Amazon.com, or your favorite bookseller. Google The Island Gang.
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very good
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Somenewlanguage.net is a blog for writers of all skill levels, published and unpublished. Posted topics range from creating convincing characters and plausible plots, to lessons and techniques in the craft of writing and screenwriting.
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very good
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131.
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An intersexed college girl, an extraterrestrial guardian, a mystical cult, a conflict older than time... All in an ongoing blog fiction.
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very good
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132.
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Formula Elixir Vitae contains fiction. Short stories, flash fiction and experiments in prose and (very occasionally) poetry. Themes explored are usually fairly dark and/or darkly comic.
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very good
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"It sounded superfluous, but he believed in its underlying principle, and he was proud of heading Minimal English. It was the truth, after all. How much can one know of another person anyway? He didn't even know if she loved him."
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very good
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Bookalicious is a comprehensive and current book review site. Favoring fantasy and young adult Bookalicious brings you the latest reviews, news and author interviews.
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very good
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Based on true events; what has been kept secret till now was the discovery of a lost Mayan temple in the Mayab Forest in the Yucatan, Mexico over thirty years ago that will transmit a harmonic frequency for all of humankind in 2012.
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very good
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LuxuryReading.com is mainly written and managed by me, with occasional contributions by guest reviewers. The website is dedicated to reviewing and bringing attention to thought-provoking books, and encouraging reading in general.
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very good
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A behind the scenes look at the on-going story DEAD MEAT.
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very good
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138.
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My reviews and thought on books I'm reading, books I've read, books I'm planning to read and just about books in general.
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very good
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139.
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A review of Zombie fiction from a fans point of view.
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very good
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The Guts to Try is a site that discusses fiction writing and becoming a better writer by providing tips and advise on various subjects such as character development, POV, and themes. Challenge or Prompt submissions written by the owner are also showcased
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very good
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The Hole, by Aaron Ross Powell, is a serial apocalyptic horror novel, based in Mormon mythology, about a global plague, zombies, and a small group of survivors making their way across a very weird Midwest.
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very good
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142.
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Literary book news and reviews.
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very good
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143.
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Fairy tales and fairy tale commentary.
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very good
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Our enthusiasm for fiction is infatuation!
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very good
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A book blog with industry news, book statistics, as well as book reviews, and commentary on a wide variety of literature, both fiction and non-fiction.
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very good
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The story of General Custer, told by the soldier who hated him.
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very good
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147.
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A blog about random things
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very good
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Join me as I learn the ins and outs of book collecting -- and learn some things yourself! Tips on finding signed copies, first editions, authors to look for, and more. Plus, information and reviews on the books themselves.
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very good
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Lindsay Townsend, author of historical romance novels, mostly set in medieval England or the ancient world.
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very good
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Reviews, contests, interviews, news, and anything else having to do with great books (generally teen books, with the occasional particularly good adult or middle grade title thrown in).
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very good
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