After reading the beautifully written and highly entertaining NEIGHBORS: The Yard Critters, Book 1, I was really looking forward to sitting down with my granddaughter to read this, the second book in this series. As I looked at the cover, before…
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My article, The Man Who Raised Old Glory, is in the January-February issue of Pennsylvania Magazine. Captain Edward Williams, a heroic Keystoner, climbed the ramparts of the fortress at Chapultepec to raise the Betsy Ross flag in September 1847 in the Mexican War.
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Recommending some books I enjoyed in a year-end blog posting. If you need some suggestions for your TBR list, here you go: https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/
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Thanks, NaNoWriMo! For the seventh year in a row you have jump started me into writing a book, finishing it within the deadline and editing it in December. Now that book is published.
My Historical Cozy Mystery is titled Who Killed The Schoolmarm. It is book number 10 in the Amazing Gracie Mystery Series.
Gracie Evans and the other elderly residents…
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Should you care to vote, The Tithing Herd is in the All Other Novels category here http://critters.org/predpoll/novel.shtml
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Last blog post of 2017 and I babble about Star Wars - http://empyricaltales.blogspot.com/2017/12/spoiler-alert.html
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Do you want to have more money in the new year? Better finances? Better career prospects?
Go here to read my blog post, "Books to Help You Prosper". Plus…
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Li Bai’s Shadow
By Lee J. Marvin
This was an amazing read! Once I started, I couldn’t stop reading and pondering it. It is a book that I will read and probably re-read in time.
The book is about a young girl, Caitlin Wang. The heart-warming tale follows the child of this young girl with OCD. She has an imaginary friend, Li Bai. He only exists in her mind now. But she clearly sees him in her dollhouse.
Li…
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I'm interviewed by author S. T. Sanchez. Includes an excerpt from The Tithing Herd. Have a look: https://authorstsanchez.blogspot.com/
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J. L. Greger guests on my blog and offers some thoughts on mysteries. Read about her new book. https://jrlindermuth.blogspot.com/
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After reading the beautifully written and highly entertaining NEIGHBORS: The Yard Critters, Book 1, I was really looking forward to sitting down with my granddaughter to read this, the second book in this series. As I looked at the cover, before…
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The five-star reviews are racking up for Shares The Darkness. Have you read it? https://www.amazon.com/Shares-Darkness-J-R-Lindermuth-ebook/product-reviews/B01KU08URE/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_btm?ie=UTF8&reviewerType=all_reviews&sortBy=recent#R20BI9KQ9YA6W0
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A wonderful way for children to learn about the critters in their yard.
As soon as I received this book I knew it was going to be something special. I sat with my little granddaughter who loves animals, and together we enjoyed this wonderful selection of poems written by George Held, and beautifully illustrated by the talented Joung Un Kim.
Yard Critters:…
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In the mood for a short story? I have a new one up at Rope and Wire. Comment welcome. Have a look: http://www.ropeandwire.com/western-short-story-the-price-of-a-meal-by-j-r-lindermuth.html
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Having written a book during NaNoWri Mo contest for seven years, I love the challenge of writing 50,000 words by the last day in November. This time I was had over 51,000 by the sixteenth day. According to the site's stats, I have 363,754 words written for the contest in the last seven years. Before I published each of those books, the total was more.
Email…
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I received a literary review from Martha A. Cheves (BookTown Review), who put a big smile on my face.
"I sat on Bian's bed, staring out the only window in the tiny room. She'd been looking west, toward the Everglades. The fleeting patches of sun a couple days ago probably would have seemed familiar to her, perhaps like her memories of Vietnam. Here, she'd known nothing but…
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A must read for anyone interested in Indian history.
This fascinating journey into Indian history is set in the third millennium BCE. Through the author’s thorough investigation into this era, and extremely descriptive writing, these splendid days of the Mesopotamian and Indus Valley civilisations are brought to life for his readers.
In this the…
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Philippe proves that dreams really can come true!
This is an enchanting story about a courageous black lamb called Philippe, he’s not your ordinary lamb, no following the flock for him, he knows what he wants out of life!
You see Philippe wants to…
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