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Worlds of Beauty and Danger

• Winner of The Free Scrapbooking Software Giveaway
  Thanks for entering my giveaway and participating in the John 3:16 blog hop. We’re talking about doing it again at some point, so be sure to sign up for Worlds of Beauty and Danger in the sidebar at http://janalynvoigt.com for notification of the next hop, my author updates, and notes of interest from my travels… […]
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• Ready to Hop? Over 50 Authors Want to Give You Free Stuff
  The John 3:16 Blog Hop has now concluded. My thanks to all who participated and made it so fun.  I can’t wait to give away a free copy of the My Memories Scrapbooking Software Suite. I’ve created lots of fun things with my review copy, including the letterhead banner below, which I’m giving away free… […]
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• Giveaway Blog Hop
  Only one month to go until the John 3:16 Giveaway Blog Hop – May 7th – 14th! Join over fifty authors and bloggers who will be offering great books and other prizes on their blogs during that week. As a reader, you just “hop” from blog to blog and sign up to win some great prizes at each… […]
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• Big Changes
  I’ve moved my blog for writers to my new site at http://LiveWriteBreathe.com.  You will not be automatically transferred to that list since not everyone on my email list is a writer who will appreciate that site. Some signed on to follow my journey as an author and/or the progress of Tales of Faeraven, my epic… […]
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• Forgotten in Time: Titanic of the Mississippi, America’s Greatest Maritime Disaster
  Although viewed with nostalgia in modern times, nineteenth-century American steamboats offered a risky mode of transportation. Besides the possibility of sinking from collision with a “snag,” a tree embedded in the bottom of a river and lurking below water level, steamboats faced other hazards. They might capsize (some only had a 14-inch draft), run aground… […]
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• Greek Fire: Lost in the Mists of Time
  Here’s an interesting tidbit from my research for Tales of Faeraven: The Byzantines perfected something called Greek fire, which combusted upon contact with water, for primary use in naval warfare (although it showed up in castle sieges). It burned with ferocity, even as one account claims, beneath the water. An eyewitness who saw a lighted barrel… […]
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• Life Is Art
  This week I’ve decided to move over and let a fellow-author share a message that resonates with me. Thanks, Brian! About Brian Holers An arborist by day and a novelist in every moment he can steal, Brian’s head is filled with stories which can’t be contained. Be it writing, blogging or ranting to friends, his… […]
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