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Books
Review: The Lasaran by Dianne Duvall
Spotlight: A Duke Too Far by Jane Ashford
Review: Ren: The Monster's Adventure by Sarah Noffke
Cover Reveal: The Hunter by L.J. Shen
Review: Cloudy with a Chance of Witchcraft by Mandy M. Roth
NBJ Weekly Recap April 28th, 2020
Exclusive Excerpt: A Love Song for Liars by Piper Lawson
Exclusive Excerpt: Rafe by Sawyer Bennet
Exclusive Excerpt: Asking For Trouble by Amy Andrews
Exclusive Excerpt: The Hating Season by K.A. Linde
Review: Savage Love by Lisa Renee Jones

Art
Daily Demo with Dina: Masks
Cut Paper Window Treatments
Daily Demo with Dina: Media Board
Ringed Journals
Creating Mono Print Patterns with Washi Tape
Art Journal Every Day: Creating a Glaze
Spell It Out
Daily Demo with Dina: Accordion Book
Gelli Arts: Flip Book
Daily Demo with Dina: Color Mixing
Daybook of Dreams
100 Days of Gelli Prints Days 15-20
DIY Postcards: Mixed Media Layers
Gelli Arts: Altered Tags
Daily Demo with Dina: Texture Tool Ideas

Misc
How To Make a Herbal Poultice
Graffiti Covered Mural by PichiAvo
Artist-Designed Face Masks by Threadless
Porcelain Fauna and Human Anatomy Embedded in Botanical Field
Cream Cheese and Bacon Corn 
Watercolor Tattoos
20+ Amazing DIY Wall Art Ideas
17 Bread Recipes You Can Make Without Yeast
Stones, Leaves, and Shells Land Art
Embroidery Art of Human Anatomy
Massive Artwork Painted on the Alpine Terrain
Potholes Filled With Pandemic Essentials


Have a Splendid Weekend!

xo
Alicia

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