[KevinH]

Just announced that Ignotus, the third book in my Fringe Worlds series, is now available: https://www.kevinhardmanauthor.com/new-release-ignotus-fringe-worlds-3/

 

[kyokominamino]

I restarted my informal reread and review of the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher in light of my disaster wizard boyfriend's return July & September 2020, if anyone's interested in humorous reviews: http://shewhowritesmonsters.com/the-dresden-files-reread-and-review-dead-beat/

 

[Sam Kates]

I'm back and so's my blog: http://samkates.co.uk/2020/04/17/national-heroes-service-part-2/

 

[99281]

Federal Income tax brackets and main tax deductions

https://retireloop.com/federal-income-tax-brackets/

 

[RBC]

REJECTING PUBLLISHERS. (How dare us)

https://christysyoungadultimagineers.com/2020/03/09/rejecting-publishers/

That's a really useful read!

 

[jdrew]

My latest blog talked about how this stay-at-home thing has messed up my mind. Sort of a fun look at one writer's distractions during the pandemic.
https://jdrewbrumbaugh.com/more-craziness/

 

[LGOULD]

Some thoughts about turning novels into comics on http://letsplayballbook.wordpress.com.

 

[William Meikle]

News of two bargain 99c ebooks and general news in this April Newsletter
https://williammeikleblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/24/april-newsletter-2/

 

[William Meikle]

Don't talk to me about life
https://williammeikleblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/25/dont-talk-to-me-about-life/

 

[John Blackport]

My last two blog posts were: GAS STATION CUISINE, and TEN CANDLES: IT IS A GAME?

I took the position that Ten Candles is not a game, but rather a cooperative, collaborative creative process, that some people find extremely satisfying.

I mean, there's a reason why people watch plays or movies that they know are going to be tragic.

As far as "tragic horror" goes, I think the meaning (and allure) of "horror" changes a lot as time goes on. I'd say that the zombie apocalypse genre has a lot less horror, and a LOT more tragedy, than it did since NotLD. 

 

[archaeoroutes]

I've brought my April roundup of science fiction books out a few days early. Hopefully, people will find something to read during lockdown.
https://alasdairshaw.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-april-roundup-of-scifi-books.html

 

[Larkkii]

Nathan Bransford's procrastination subforum has a popular thread just like this. It's a friendly place where your spam can be cherished and celebrated.

Today, I blogged about how to write a great author bio, and your favorite gay boys from In Living Color's 'Men on Film' made a guest appearance:

Let's Talk About Bios, Baby. Let's Talk About You and Me.

Okay, your turn.

I like see all new posts, it's really interesting!

 

[William Meikle]

Days of Future Passed
https://williammeikleblog.wordpress.com/2020/04/27/days-of-future-passed/

 

[Jon Writing]

I just want to say this thread is fantastic. It's nice to have a repository of interesting write-ups to explore.

I've been blogging quite a bit lately. Two very recent posts: An announcement of a custom portrait giveaway (https://jonamdall.com/2020/04/24/portrait-giveaway-while-were-social-distancing/) and some updated artwork featuring some villains from Stephen King's Dark Tower series (https://jonamdall.com/2020/04/18/dark-tower-villain-improvements/)

 

[chrisstevenson]

Quarantine Writers:

https://christysyoungadultimagineers.com/2020/04/29/quarantine-writers/

 

[Sam Kates]

We don't live in normal times, but I'm trying to get back as far as possible to normality with my blog. So here, delayed by around eight weeks or so from when I'd intended to post it in pre-lockdown, is the post about a trip to Dublin I took in February with some old friends. http://samkates.co.uk/2020/05/01/in-dublins-fair-city/

 

[William Meikle]

Musings of a writer in lockdown
https://williammeikleblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/07/musings-of-a-writer-in-lockdown/

 

[Sam Kates]

More weird words: http://samkates.co.uk/2020/05/15/weird-words-3/

 

[William Meikle]

International Success
https://williammeikleblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/17/international-success/

 

[chrisstevenson]

Guerilla Warfare For Writers:

THE LOWS OF HIGH BOOK PRICING

http://guerrillawarfareforwriters.blogspot.com/