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13 March

ISIS. Tsunamis. Climate Change.

ISIS. Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Economic collapse. Political unrest. Terrorists. Antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Nuclear threat. Climate change. In a world that seems increasingly dangerous and frightening, one can more than catch a glimpse of a very dark, potentially horrible future. I think the…

12 December

Both of Me by Jonathan Friesen

Dear Blink Readers, I met her at a mental health conference. She grabbed me following my talk, and in words both passionate and disjointed shared a story of life with DID—Dissociative Identity Disorder. Two hours later, I saw her again.…

21 August

Destined for Doon – Exclusive Sneak Peek

Hello Blink Readers! If you’ve crossed the bridge into DOON with us, you know the sequel, DESTINED FOR DOON releases September 2! The second book in the series focuses on Kenna and Duncan’s continuing story… *Spoiler Alert* If you haven’t…

14 August

Lorie Ann Grover Street Team

Hey, Blink Readers! I’m making an Open Call for the Lorie Ann Grover Street Team! But first let me fill you in on my upcoming release… Back in 2004, my daughter’s best friend, Sarah, was walking to her bus stop.…

16 May

Join us in Salt Lake or Tempe!

Getting ready for the second leg of the Blink Book Tour, everyone! If you can pop in to the Salt Lake City Library, Thursday, May 15th at 7:00, or Changing Hands in Tempe, AZ, on Saturday, May 17th at 4:00,…

03 February

Firstborn Release par-taaaay by Lorie Ann Grover

Hello, Blink readers! I’m so happy to join you with the upcoming launch of my fantasy, Firstborn. I thought I’d lead off with a few facts, tucking myself into a nutshell. Here goes: I’m firstborn; stand five feet, eleven and…

02 December

What’s Your Favorite Dystopian and Why? by Jill Williamson

The first dystopian novel I ever read was George Orwell’s 1984. It was assigned reading in tenth grade, and I remember thinking it was really weird. It wasn’t a favorite. But it was my first taste of the dystopian genre.…

07 November

"Taking the Back Roads" by Jonathan Friesen

  There are few things as powerful as keynoting a conference highlighting the disability experience. Don’t get me wrong; I love speaking in schools and prisons, to professionals and corporations. I love connecting with humanity. But it’s at conferences that…