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Hanging Around the Blogs: News & Reviews You May Have Missed (11)

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I love Chuckles Book Cave's feature  "Around the Blogs with Chuckles"  so much that I'm going to do one too. There are never enough hours in the day to be a creeper on all the blogs and social media outlets so here's a recap of some great posts, articles and news tidbits you may have missed while you were out living your life. I haven't had a chance to do nearly as much blog hopping as I'd like to but here's a little news I discovered on my snooping expeditions. Ladies of Horror Fiction News We now have a Goodreads group! We'll be talking about all the things, including discussing our quarterly community reads. Everyone is welcome. That includes men, women and tentacle monsters, of course. Come join us here:   https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/963939 Ania Ahlborn's Latest Book Is In Limbo As reported on her Facebook page, Amazon is holding up the release of her latest work because they have an issues with the cover. C...
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