THE JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB discussion

How do your personal experiences figure into your books? Check out Thanksgivings That Live in Infamy on Marja's Blog at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ if you have a moment, and feel free to leave a comment about some of your own experiences. It's good for a little chuckle.

Marja

Here's my blogsite that initially began as a mixed-bag of news, politics, film, music and literature posts, but for the last couple of months has primarily become an outlet for my film criticism.

http://[email protected]

I hope some of you may find something of interest on there.

If you hurry, you can take 'The 9th Annual Laird Cregar Thanksgiving Kwiz' at my dada humor hangout, http://dochortonsloondiary.com

My first giveaway on my blog is almost up (November 30th), so please enter if you'd like!

http://wordsoftheworlds.blogspot.com/...

My first giveaway on my blog is almost up (November 30th), so please enter if you'd like!

http://wordsoftheworlds.blogspot.com/...

I have on on wordpress but since I have a newsletter that gous out to fans of my company Unearthed Films. I just use that but my Goodreads is up and kicking.

Here's a chance to get a collectible book for yourself or someone else.
I'm giving away a hard cover first edition of "Survivors"
I've seen this offered for over $50.00 on a site that sells first editions.
giveaway rules are at the end of the review on my blog:
http://mikedraperinguilford.blogspot.com

Please follow my blog, Everyday Heroes, at http://www.josephbadal.wordpress.com
I write about all kinds of Everyday Heroes, including military heroes, civilian heroes, and coming up on 12/1/11 about an amazing bear. Yep, a bear.
You can subscribe at the link above.
Joseph Badal, author of Evil Deeds, Terror Cell, The Nostradamus Secret, and The Pythagorean Solution

Hi Joseph,

Your blog:

http://www.josephbadal.wordpress.com/

Looks very interesting indeed.

Lynn

Lynn wrote: "Hi Joseph,

Your blog:

http://www.josephbadal.wordpress.com/

Looks very interesting indeed.

Thank you, Lynn. Hope you enjoy the postings.

Lynn"

Lynn wrote: "Hi Joseph,

Your blog:

http://www.josephbadal.wordpress.com/

Looks very interesting indeed.

Lynn"

Joseph,

You're welcome. I'm sure that I will.

Lynn

I have two blogs, one for adult fiction, one for YA stuff. The adult one is http://talesfromthewritingcave.blogsp...
and the one for YA is: http://talesofrueandwoe.blogspot.com

http://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_...

Barbara Emrys presents thoughts on supernatural mysteries and more this week at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ . Please stop in and leave a comment if you have a moment. Some people have had trouble with the link, so if you're interested just do a search for Marja McGraw and click on Marja's Mysteries when you enter my website.

Thank you,

Marja

a collective congrats to all on superb blogs!!!

I have a blog at: www.michaelanson.wordpress.com. It is filled with my various musings on writing as well as the world around me. My first blog is titled, "Amazing Grace at the DMV. I blog approximately once a week.

Check it out,

Thanks,


Michael Anson

My blog's on my website at www.hollybushbooks.com and I post some of those blogs here. My last one 'What do you mean I can't diddle the maid?' got a lot of views. http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...

Chris Redding is my guest this week at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ . She has an interesting background and she'll discuss her writing process. I don't think you'll want to miss her. If you have a few minutes, please stop in and maybe even leave a comment.

Marja

My blog is running a giveaway to win a copy of "Swirls" the first in The Outsiders series. This book is by a fellow Goodreads author, and looks very promising! Please enter and help support her, and follow my blog if you like.

The Link: http://wordsoftheworlds.blogspot.com/...

A new story on my blog: The Gold Digger

http://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_...

Sherri Fulmer Moorer is my guest this week. She writes everything from Young Adult mysteries to paranormal suspense, so you might enjoy hearing what she has to say. You'll find her at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ . Some people have had trouble accessing that link, so you can always go to www.marjamcgraw.com and click on Marja's Mystery Blog there. Hope you have time to stop by and leave a comment.

Marja McGraw

as usual- great member blogs!!

This week my Christmas Blog is up and it's called Hat in Hand. Hmm. I wonder what that means. If you have a moment, please stop in at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ and leave a comment.

Marja

Here's my two blogs. One for my thrillers http://melcomley.blogspot.com/p/inter...

and one for my romances.

http://melcomleyromances.blogspot.com/

Mel (Lorne's creator, Pete's murderer) wrote: "Here's my two blogs. One for my thrillers http://melcomley.blogspot.com/p/inter...

and one for my romances.

http://melcomleyromances.blogspot.com/"

superb blogs, both!

Hey Everyone! Just wanted to update everyone because I have recently moved my blog to its own domain.

Also, the registration to be a Featured Author on Juniper Grove is now open. If you are looking for a free way to get some promotion, please consider being a Featured Author and take part in an interview, guest post, etc.

Thanks!

My blog: Juniper Grove - http://www.junipergrove.net/

Featured Author Info: http://www.junipergrove.net/featured-...

Hello, all!

My blog is fairly new and a work in progress, but feel free to drop in and take a look around.

http://bridgetsrantsnramblings.blogsp...

I review different genres on mine from Childrens fiction to memoirs.

www.turningthepagesx.blogspot.com

Please see Bullheaded Black Remembers Alexander on goodreads, and check out the blog by the author to answer questions you may have about the book, its themes related to the Arab Spring, and it's basic bigraphy of Alexander the Great. This is an easy-read for anyone who wants a good introduction to some important world history, but the book was written especially for preteens who would like to basically understand Alexander the Great's achievements in the Middle East.

http://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_...

Is it possible there might be a little mystery in your home, just waiting to be discovered? If you have a moment, please check out this week's blog at Marja's Mystery Blog, http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ .

Check out my review of "the Innocent' by Stevens where the protagonist, who is reminiscent of Lisbeth Sandler, is asked to rescue a young teenage girl from a religious cult.
http://mikedraperinguilford.blogspot.com

Also offering a giveaway for this book.

Check out my review of and an interview with the Author William Brown

http://bookandmoviechat.blogspot.com/...

This is my first time doing an interview. Enjoy!

My blog can be followed right here on goodreads or you can find me on Facebook, Twitter (AuthorMTaylor), my blog address http://michaeltaylor.authorsxpress.com/

Or you can visit my website at http://www.taylormichaelj.com

Enjoy, and hope that you'll become a follower. My blog has been very, very quiet. I feel like I'm talking to myself when I write things. lol

Hello Everyone...

My blog is located at http://booksatthebeach.blogspot.com

I love reading and writing book reviews.

You can see a video book review at http://youtu.be/IrIXpW7eYPs.

Comments welcome.
-Steve

Nice blog, need to fix your link (.com.) period at the end makes it invalid. I'll continue to checkout your blog.

Steven wrote: "Hello Everyone...

My blog is located at http://booksatthebeach.blogspot.com. I love reading and writing book reviews.

You can see a video book review at http://youtu.be/IrIXpW7eYPs.

Comments ..."

I have a blog on Goodreads and Wordpress.

http://michaeltaylor.authorsxpress.com/

Hope you'll visit it.

You can also visit my webpage at http://taylormichaelj.com

If anyone is able to check out my video blog...I'd love comments about that, too.

Thanks!
-Steve King

I don't mean to seem crass - but every site that honors blogs looks the same. We post, "Hey...check this out," and little, if anything happens. Yet, people keep posting..."Hey, check me out."

Does anyone actually go check out others on here?

I've checked out several blogs I've seen on here. Though I have to admit that with the holiday season I haven't had time to check back with a lot of them

Steven wrote: "I don't mean to seem crass - but every site that honors blogs looks the same. We post, "Hey...check this out," and little, if anything happens. Yet, people keep posting..."Hey, check me out."

Doe..."

Steven wrote: "I don't mean to seem crass - but every site that honors blogs looks the same. We post, "Hey...check this out," and little, if anything happens. Yet, people keep posting..."Hey, check me out."

Doe..."

I do indeed check out our members' blogs- have joined many as well- although - as I do not use Facebook- those that I can follow on Twitter are far more easier to sign on to!
I urge all to take a look at the blogs listed here- there is much superb writing, comment and opinion to be savored!

I follow other members blogs as well. I get aroun 130+ hits a day and a some nice comments, plus I went from 60 followers to 109 followers in 3 and a half weeks. I had 2188 hits in December :) I love looking at other members blogs.
Kimberly @ TurningThePagesx.blogspot.com :)

The Big WB. What is it and how do you get rid of it? Check out this week's blog at http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/ and leave a comment if you have a moment.

If you like to read about real heroes, please see my blog, Everyday Heroes, at http://www.josephbadal.wordpress.com
I welcome subscribers.

Joe Badal's Latest Novel:

Hiya, I'm the only blind book reviewer in the UK! (Not easy!)
www.notnoteworthynotes.blogspot.com
xx

Virginia wrote: "@Kimberly You are famous! Give me a few pointers. Seems my ego is more vested in my blog than my books."
LOL Thanks Virginia.

Blog about The Concubine's Gift http://kfordk.com/ Enjoy!

My latest book review of Dr. E. Paul Zehr's "Inventing Iron Man." Good speculation about "if" building such a suit is possible. http://bit.ly/yrKs2x

MURDER IS EVERYWHERE is a blog I maintain with six other writers of "international" crime fiction. (Cara Black, Yrsa Sigurdardottir, Tim Hallinan, Dan Waddell, Michael Stanley and Jeffrey Siger).
We generally don't write about our books, or the craft of writing, but rather about events of cultural, historical or human interest that occur in the countries in which we set our stories. And, sometimes, Tim rants. Yrsa's posts, in contrast with her novels, tend to be quite funny.
Check us out:
http://murderiseverywhere.blogspot.com/

Leighton wrote: "MURDER IS EVERYWHERE is a blog I maintain with six other writers of "international" crime fiction. (Cara Black, Yrsa Sigurdardottir, Tim Hallinan, Dan Waddell, Michael Stanley and Jeffrey Siger).
W..."'
Followed by "Books at The Beach" - reciprocation is appreciated.