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Books
Review: The Girl From Willow Hills by Megan Miranda
Blog Tour: The Lost City by Amanda Hocking
Review: Death & Honey by Kevin Hearne, Chuck Wendig, and Lila Bowen
Review: The Footman and I by Valerie Bowman
Review: Sea of Ruin by Pam Godwin
Review: The Rivals by Vi Keeland
Cover Reveal: A Moment Like You by Claudia Burgoa
Review: Half Way There by Eve Langlais
Exclusive Excerpt: Dear Emmie Blue by Lia Louis
Exclusive Excerpt: Flirtasaurus by Erin Mallon
Review: A Walk Along the Beach by Debbie Macomber
Review: Peace Talk by Jim Butcher
NBJ Weekly Recap 14 Jul 2020
Spotlight: The Girl Next Door by Emma Hart
Review: Suzy Spitfire and the Snake Eyes of Venus by Joe Canzano

 Art/Mixed Media
Mixed Media Tag with Gelli Arts by Sara Ferret
Art Journal Every Day June & July 2019 Dailies
Journal With Me #41
100 Days of Gelatin Printing # 87-95
Demo With Dina: Circle Gel Plate Ideas
ICAD 2020 Prompts 7
Demo With Dina: Spray & Flip with Gloss Sprays
Demo With Dina: Painting on the Collage Collective


Misc
Multi-Layered Ceramics by Artist Heesoo Lee
Anonymize Vintage Portraits by Harriet Moutsopoulos
Conceptual Photographs by Can Dagarslani & Sophie Bogdan
3D Virtual Tour of the Tomb of Pharoah Ramsses VI
Three Out of the Box Ways to Use Pinterest to Promote Your Art
Frida Take 2 Embroidery
Seniors Quarantining Recreate Iconic Album Covers
Digital Ephemera


Have a Splendid Weekend!

xo
Alicia

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