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M.M. Anderson has always
had an active imagination and a mischievously macabre
sense of humor. As a child she enjoyed scaring her
parents, brother, cousins, and friends with creepy
stories and Halloweenish pranks. All the while secretly
suspecting that as an infant she'd been separated from
her real relatives: the Addams Family.
But
there's more to Ms. Anderson than Wednesday wanna-be.
She's been a darn good competitive runner, traveled near
and far, sold real estate in Manhattan, was an educator
at a world famous California zoo, taught elementary,
middle school, and college, worked in publishing,
advertising, rode the dot.com wave, and she once earned
money as an assistant beautician for a
mortician.
Although this is her
first YA novel, M.M. Anderson has published nonfiction
works, commercial ads, and written music, penned the
lyrics in TURNAROUND for Signal 7. Besides working her
craft, she enjoys spending time with her hubby, two
wonderful children, four cats, two dogs, two fish, two
turtles, a horse, and a posse of great
pals.
Author website: www.mmanderson.net
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Born and raised in
Randolph, Massachusetts, Ron Adams loves a good story.
Tended to by an extended family, he learned to
appreciate the tales told by his great grandfather of
"the old days" in Boston, of the family histories
related by his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and parents.
An assortment of characters flocked his parent's home;
priests, cops, bar owners, bikers, Marines, cross
country hitchhiking cousins, and international animal
rescue workers all provided a writing base for his
imagination.
A fan of mystery and
crime fiction, Adams graduated from Daemen College in
Amherst, New York in 1983, and published his first
novel, Lake Effect, in 2003. He is active in
online writing communities, and has written a collection
of short stories, as well as articles on topics from
rehabilitation to fitness and health to poker
basics.
Adams has lived in the
Buffalo area for a quarter century. He currently resides
in Hamburg, New York with his wife and two children
where he is at work on his next Joe Banks
novel.
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Jean Blasiar
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Jean Blasiar is a
playwright with eight full-length productions in the Los
Angeles area, one of which was optioned by 20th Century
Fox for a pilot. As President of MGR Productions, Ms.
Blasiar has produced twelve full-length productions in
LA, San Francisco, and New York City, and has several
screenplays in development.
The
Emmy Budd series is dedicated to all little girls who
lived in a simpler time when hometown adventure could be
found waiting around every corner. Ms. Blasiar resides
in California and is currently at work on her fourth
Emmy Budd novel, "The Scarlet Scarf."
Author website: www.jeanblasiar.com
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Alessia Brio |
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Alessia Brio is a
sassy tart from Pittsburgh who burst (or tip-toed,
depending on who you ask) onto the erotic fiction scene
in the latter half of 2005 with two eBook publications
from Phaze. Until that time, she’d been giving her work
away on Literotica. Now, she gratefully accepts money
for it. That, she realizes, is the difference between a
slut and a whore. Readers can find her online at alessiabrio.com.
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Matt Chapman |
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Matt Chapman grew up in
Ohio and has always enjoyed an interest in writing. Matt
developed his craft while attending St. Ignatius High
School where his teacher's positive influence served as
the foundation of his creativity.
Matt has been featured
in magazines, at book signings, and interviews. He is
currently enrolled at St. Louis University and is
looking forward to greater writing opportunities.
Tainted Veins is his second novel.
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Alex Call has
been a hit recording artist and songwriter for over
thirty years. His muse is legendary in the industry, and
his songs have become musical icons of American pop
culture. His expansive repertoire of Billboard Hot
100 hits includes:
867-5309/Jenny by
Tommy Tutone
Power of Love by
Huey Lewis and the News
Perfect World by
Huey Lewis and the News
Little Too Late
by Pat Benatar
Just Take My
Heart by Mr. Big
New Romeo by
Southside Johnny and the Asbury
Dukes
Alex was lead singer in
the San Francisco cult-fave Country-rock band
Clover, along with Huey Lewis and John
McFee. Clover was the band on Elvis Costello's
first hit album, My Aim is True. Alex has
been a recording artist for Arista Records,
Mercury Records, and Fantasy Records. The
video of his Arista single, "Just Another
Saturday Night" graced the early days of MTV.
His songs are featured in Movies and TV,
and have served as branding for national ad campaigns
such as Cingular Wireless.
867-5309/Jenny
continues to be a ubiquitous icon of the 80's ensconced
at number four on VH1's Hits of the
80's. It has been featured on over
forty compilation CD's with Power of Love
close behind.
In addition to writing
music, lyrics, and fiction novels, Alex produces
sessions, and performs as a solo act or with his band in
cities across the US. He is a member of the Studer
Group's (a healthcare company) speakers' bureau for his
work with music and healthcare.
Alex is an avid student
of history, spirituality, and politics. He was strongly
influenced early in life by the anthropologists who
taught at Verde Valley School in Sedona, AZ. Alex is a
fly fisherman, a baseball player, fan, and coach. A San
Francisco native, Alex loves the wide-open spaces of the
Southwest and the Rockies, and has lived and worked in
London, Los Angeles, and Montana.
Mr.
Call currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee with his
wife and two sons, and is busy crafting his next novel.
Author website: www.alexcall.net
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Jennifer Cloud |
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Jennifer Cloud was born
in Asheville, North Carolina where she harbored a knack
for storytelling at an early age. Upon discovering a
dust-covered manuscript, her husband encouraged her to
renew her writing passion. Today, Jennifer is a
published author with dozens of short stories and
novellas to her credit. She resides in Missouri with her
husband and two daughters and is at work on her next
novel, Blood Ties.
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Joe (Giuseppe) Costanzo
was born in 1951 in Pedivigliano, a town in the
mountains of Calabria in Southern Italy. He emigrated to
America with his family in 1954, sailing aboard the
ill-fated Andrea Doria.
From New York,
the family headed West, settling in Salt Lake City, near
the coal mines of Eastern Utah and Colorado, where his
grandfather once worked.
At the age of
nineteen, while attending the University of Utah, Joe
got his first full-time job as a reporter working for
the Deseret News, one of the daily newspapers in Salt
Lake City, and that same year won his first national
news writing award for his coverage of an airline
hijacking.
After graduating with a
B.A. degree, he spent months traveling throughout Italy,
particularly Calabria, and then returned to America to
resume his career in journalism.
Over the next
twenty-five years, Joe covered some of the biggest news
stories in the West, including the execution of Gary
Gilmore, and won numerous regional and national awards
for his reporting and news writing, including
recognition from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation,
the Associated Press, and the Society of Professional
Journalists.
He has written
extensively on the topics of crime and justice, the
environment, animal rights, natural calamities,
religion, the Italian-American experience, and many
other subjects that served him well in the writing of
his novel, GRAPHIC TIMES.
Joe is currently
at work on a second novel set in Calabria. When he is
not writing, he's reading, biking, hiking, restoring
classic British roadsters, and otherwise pursuing a
contemplative lifestyle.
Author website:
www.joecostanzo.com
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Tessa Dawn
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in Colorado where she fell in love with the
beautiful, purple sunsets and gorgeous, Rocky
Mountains. After graduating with a degree in
psychology, she worked for several years in
criminal justice and mental health before
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child and composed her first, full-length novel at the
age of eleven. Her first published works were in
the areas of poetry and education. She currently
lives in the suburbs with her two children and "one very
crazy cat" but hopes to someday move to the country
where she can own horses and a German Shepherd.
Writing is her bliss.
Author website: www.tessadawnnovels.com
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Elizabeth Eagan-Cox
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Ghost Hunter's Librarian, Elizabeth
Eagan-Cox is a former school librarian and an
expert in genealogical/paranormal research. Her
upcoming book, Ghost Hunter's Research Guide to
Free Internet Sources details her techniques
for digging up crucial information about persons
and events from centuries ago, a generation ago,
or today. Mrs. Eagan-Cox is a frequent guest on
paranormal radio programs, advising ghost hunters
on topics such as: How to Identify a Ghost, and,
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of three paranormal novels and resides in
California where she travels occasionally and is
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Scott Fields |
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Scott Fields was born
and reared in La Rue, Ohio, a small village nestled in
the farmlands of mid Ohio. It was there that he learned
to appreciate small town life and country living. After
graduating from Ohio University in 1970 with a degree in
English Literature, he entered the field of retail
management and for the next 30 years managed many stores
in the Detroit, Michigan area.
In
1996 with a lifelong dream of being a writer, he started
writing short stories. Within the next two years, he had
four stories published. Since then, his first novel, All
Those Years Ago, was published, and in the fall of 2004,
his second novel, A Summer Harvest, was released.
Scott and his wife, Deb,
now live in Mansfield, Ohio. Their children, Sara,
Angela, Michael, and Matt live in the Detroit area.
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Ross Gallen |
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Ross Gallen was born in
New York and raised in California. Growing up in the
turbulent era when the Soviet Union threatened the free
world with nuclear destruction, he was acutely aware of
the lack of civil liberties in the Soviet hegemony.
This ingrained a lifelong belief that the
Constitution was all that protected ordinary Americans
from arbitrary government action. His writing
career began as an Op. Ed. writer for his high school
newspaper. Graduating from the University of Redlands,
he simultaneous received a Bachelor of Science degree in
Geology and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
After a short stint in graduate school at
the University of California he proceeded to Cal Western
Law School, where he earned his Juris Doctor degree.
Ross is a member of the
State Bar of California and the State Bar of Texas.
Employed as a Deputy District Attorney he argued
the landmark case of In re Kay before the
California Supreme Court. He honed his skills as a trial
lawyer by working as a deputy Public Defender
representing clients charged with capital murder and
serious felony crimes, and went on to become a managing
partner in a civil litigation firm. He has been a
Judge Pro Tem of the Orange County Superior Court and is
recognized as a preeminent lawyer in the
Martindale-Hubbell Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers in
America. Ross currently devotes his time to
writing fiction and practicing law. Both of his sons are
airline pilots and his daughter is a speech pathologist.
He and wife Lynn make their home in Henderson,
Nevada.
Author website: rossgallenauthor.com
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Jerry Graffam |
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Jerry Graffam was born
and raised on the rugged coast of Maine and began
sailing with his family at an early age. After spending
his teenage years living in London, England, Jerry
returned to the U.S. and enrolled at Babson College
where he studied business menagement. Three semesters
and numerous short stories later, Jerry decided that
financial accounting was far too monotonous for his
tastes and he transferred to the University of Maine to
study English.
After graduating from
the University of Southern Maine in 2003 with a degree
in English Literature, Jerry decided to forgo the life
of corporate America and concentrate his time learning
the craft of the novel. Fortunate to study with the
likes of Dennis Lehane and Tom Perotta at the Stone
Coast Writer's Conference for two straight summers,
Jerry completed his first novel, The Lighthouse
Society.
Jerry lives in greater
Portland, Maine, with his wife and their 13-year-old
cat, Fatty. Jerry spends his weeks working in risk
management for a disability insurance carrier and spends
most non-working days skiing or sailing. www.jerrygraffam.com
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David Greske |
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Raised in rural
Wisconsin, David E. Greske grew up watching Saturday
afternoon creature features. He has been writing horror
stories since the age of seven and one of his first
literary endeavors was a rip-off of a Dark Shadows
episode. He attended the University at River Falls,
Wisconsin and was involved with the campus newspaper and
a regular contributor to the university¡¦s literary
magazine.
"Making Make-believe
Believable" an article that expressed his opinion about
the importance of creating realistic settings in an
unrealistic world, appeared in the on-line magazine,
Wicked Karnival.
(www.wickedkarnival.com)
His stories have appeared in Black Ink Horror, Back
Roads, and Thirteen. Blood River is his fourth
novel.
The author lives in
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
www.davidgreske.com
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Thomas Grissom |
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Professor Emeritus
Thomas Grissom was born in Knoxville, Tennessee and
grew up in the rural landscape of the Mississippi Delta.
He attended the University of Mississippi from
which he received BS and MS degrees in
physics. During three years spent at the
Physical Sciences Laboratory of the US Army
Missile Command at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville,
Alabama he did work in experimental low-energy nuclear
physics. He received a PhD in physics from the
University of Tennessee, for which he did his
dissertation research in atomic physics at Oak Ridge
National Laboratory. For fifteen years he was a
member of the technical staff and department manager at
Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New
Mexico where he had responsibility for the design and
development of nuclear weapons components. He resigned
from Sandia and work on nuclear weapons as a matter of
conscience, a decision that was chronicled in Studs
Terkel, The Great Divide; Debra Rosenthal, At
the Heart of the Bomb; and Melissa Everett,
Breaking Ranks. He subsequently joined the
faculty of The Evergreen State College in
Olympia, Washington where he taught physics,
mathematics, philosophy and literature. He is currently
Emeritus Member of the Faculty and resides in
Albuquerque. He is also the author of two volumes of
poetry, Other Truths, Golden Quill Press, 1984
and One Spring More, Golden Quill Press, 1986;
and a recent book about physics, The Physicist's
World, Johns Hopkins University Press,
2011.
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Rick Herrick |
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Dr. Rick Herrick (PhD,
Tulane University), a former tenured university
professor and magazine editor, is the author of two
published novels: An Uncommon Woman and A Week in
October. He is recently retired, splitting his time
between Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts and Leadville,
Colorado. He is married with three children and two
grandchildren. He is currently working on a third novel
entitled Bridging the
Divide.
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Kevin lives with his
long-term partner in their humble apartment
(affectionately named Sabrina), in Australia's own
'Emerald City,' Sydney.
He
calls himself a bit of a 'media tart,' having worked
both professionally and voluntarily in television, radio
and online. His longest running passion is a weekly
radio program he and his partner, Warren, produce for
local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander station,
Koori Radio. Since 2005 they have been discovering
music, both new and old, and interviewing local artists
and community leaders. Every Saturday night, the Rhythm
Divine is heard across Sydney and via the world wide
web.
From an early age Kevin
had a passion for writing, jotting down stories and
plays until it came time to confront puberty. After
dealing with pimple creams and facial hair, Kevin didn't
pick up a pen again until he was in his thirties. His
handwritten manuscript was being committed to paper when
his social circumstances changed, giving him no time to
write. Concerned, Warren snuck the notebook out to a
friend who in turn came back and demanded Kevin finish
his novel. It wasn't long before Kevin's active
imagination was let loose again.
Kevin is currently at
work on the sequel to Drama Queens with Love
Scenes.
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Ashley Madau |
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Ashley was born and
raised in Michigan, with an adoration of the vampire
folklore stemming from her Romanian heritage. Graduating
from 2012 from Michigan State University's technology
programs, Ashley focuses on all forms of creation, not
limited to pen and paper. An avid gamer, video games are
an extension of Ashley's love for stories and
storytelling, some of her favorites being Final Fantasy
X & XIII, Beyond Good and Evil and Prototype. Why
stay in reality when there are so many places to
escape?
Author Website: www.AshleyMadau.com
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Stacy
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Stacy McArdle-Sardelli's
fascination with music began at a young age. A frequent
patron of record shops such as Wax Trax! Records (where
she once met Divine), dance clubs like Medusa's, The
Metro, The Riviera, and The Vic, Stacy went on to study
broadcasting at Columbia College, Chicago. She is the
founder of Babble and Beat Music Magazine, a free
magazine featuring musical artists across a wide range
of genres. As editor of Babble and Beat, Stacy solicited
personal ghost stories from musicians around the
world.
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John William McMullen, a
native of Vincennes, Indiana, holds a Master’s Degree in
Theological Studies from Saint Meinrad School of
Theology in Indiana. He is a Third Order Benedictine
Oblate; a member of the Thomas More Society of
Southwestern Indiana; and a member of the Holy Cross
Historical Society of Notre Dame, Indiana. He is a
Theology Instructor at Mater Dei High School in
Evansville, Indiana, and an adjunct Philosophy Professor
at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.
McMullen has written
numerous articles on religion and politics, a collection
of short stories, and five previous novels: ROMAN:
Unparalleled Outrage; Defector From Hell; Utopia
Revisited; 2084: Tomorrow is Today; and Poor Souls. He
is currently working on another novel. He resides in
Evansville with his wife and children.
Readers may contact John
McMullen at jmcmullen@materdei.evansville.net
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Tony Patino |
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Born in Tampa, Florida
in 1970, Tony Patino was introduced to the power
of music by his mother who exposed Tony to the pioneers
of that age: The Rolling Stones, Dylan,
The Allman Brothers, Bob Marley, and
others. His attraction to more obscure artists became
evident when his older sister began dating, and later
married, an employee of a local Tampa record store,
Vinyl Fever, where Tony was exposed to
underground acts such as King Crimson,
Devo, Frank Zappa, Captain
Beefheart, Motorhead, and The
Ramones.
Tony played bass guitar
in a band at the young age of fifteen, and music has
never left his blood. He has worked as a concert booking
agent, a local promoter, a columnist for music
magazines, the A&R person for a record label, and an
artist manager. He's experienced first-hand the
unpredictability of life on the road, and decided to
bring the insanity of it all to interested
readers.
Mr. Patino resides in
Lexington, Kentucky with his wife Kaarmin, and 3
children, where he says people are more friendly, and
monster trucks don't dominate the roads like they do in
Florida.
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Dar Radmanesh |
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Born in 1969 in
Kirksville, Missouri to a Cherokee mother and an Iranian
father, Darius Radmanesh spent the first nine
years of his life like any other precocious boy growing
up in small town America.
In
1978, Darius's father moved the family to Iran
where their lives were forever changed by the
Islamic Revolt of 1979. Raised as a
Christian, Darius and his family endured
appalling incidents inflicted by the Iranian government
while dodging attacks from Iraqi bomber
raids.
At the age of sixteen,
Darius was yanked off the street by members of the
Iranian Islamic Guard (Hezbolah) and sent to the
front lines to fight. With the assistance of an Iranian
Major, Darius was able to elude his subjugators and
escape into the mountains where he found refuge amongst
the Qashqai nomads.
Darius eventually linked
up with the U.S. State Department and was
smuggled out of Iran through the Persian Gulf, and on to
Dubai and the American Consulate. From there,
Darius returned to his American homeland, the boy now a
war-wearied man.
Darius is
committed to raising awareness regarding the imminent
global-threat posed by the corrupt, Iranian regime and
the plight of the Iranian people. Mr. Radmanesh
currently resides in London with his wife and
four-year-old son. Author Website
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After Mike Ryan read I'd
Do It Again, the autobiography of James Michael Curley
in high school, he wasn't sure if Curley was the
greatest politician who ever lived or the greatest con
artist of all time. But he was hooked. Since then he has
written more than a dozen articles in newspapers and
magazines about the controversial Boston 'Mayor of the
Poor.' Ryan has been footnoted in several books and has
lectured for many years about the Purple Shamrock. Ryan
graduated from Boston State College with a degree in
history and minors in secondary education and in
English. He later earned a master's degree in journalism
from Boston University. He has worked as a caddy,
supermarket bundle boy, trash collector, taxi driver,
cemetery worker, pants salesman, maintenance man,
political campaign worker, tutor, teacher, reporter, and
government communicator. A Red Sox fan ever since his
father took him to Fenway Park in 1960, Ryan lives with
his family west of the Pesky Pole.
Author website: www.ryanmj.com
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Cynthia
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Cynthia Kolko graduated
from Hamilton College with a
bachelor's degree in English. She has worked as a
corporate, advertising, and editorial writer as well as
a graphic designer and photographer. Her writing has
appeared in such varied periodicals as P.R. Journal,
How, Interactivity, Progressive Railroading, Rochester
Business Journal, and the Democrat and Chronicle. She
brings her keen ear for dialogue, dark sense of humor,
and penchant for eccentricity to her first novel, Fruit
of the Vine. Mrs. Kolko lives in western New York State
with her husband and two children. She enjoys gardening,
birds, history, and winter, and is currently busy
crafting her next novel.
Author website:
www.cynthiakolko.com
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Michael Sherlock |
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Born in Sydney
Australia, Michael Sherlock has lived in Japan with his
wife and two children for the past eight years.
Although he enjoys a happy and quiet life, Michael
is deeply troubled by the infirmities of this world and
makes attempts to remedy what he sees as the underlying
cause. Michael sees himself not as a follower of any
religion or nation, but as a member of the human race.
His discontent, sarcastic, and slightly
antagonistic nature has led him to pursue and uncover
lies forming the foundation of most belief systems.
According to Michael, these religions have plagued
humankind for thousands of years and hindered our
species from advancing.
When he is not pondering
the planet's troubles, Michael spends time with his
first passion, his family. Michael's philosophy is
to avoid treading on the flowers at his feet whilst
gazing up at the stars. One must not let life's drudgery
spoil the simple pleasures that he and his family
enjoy.
Michael's upcoming books
are focused on the eradication of belief as an aspect of
human consciousness, which he hopes will lead to the
emancipation of the human mind and heart from the
various spiritual, psychological, and cognitive prisons
built and maintained by belief.
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Tony Schiavone has been
involved with youth soccer since 1995. He has worked
with boys and girls, indoor and outdoor teams, and
children ranging in age from six to sixteen. A graduate
of Youngstown State and Kent State Universities,
Schiavone works as a freelance writer and illustrator,
best known for his "Grampa's Gang" comic
strip.
Schiavone has three
children, Vince, Andy and Alexandra, and a wonderful
wife, Pamela. They live in Ohio where Schiavone coaches
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Gary Starta was
originally born in Massachusetts and attended the
University of Massachusetts where he majored in English
and Journalistic Studies. He initially wrote as a
newspaper reporter before taking the plunge into
creative writing to pursue his love for science fiction.
The publication of Blood Web launches a series of books
to feature investigator Caitlin Diggs. Starta is a
member of the Garden State Horror Writers Association.
He currently lives in New Jersey with his wife, a few
Tonkinese cats and an ever-growing science fiction video
and book collection.
Author website:
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Richard Trevae |
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Richard Trevae is an
adventurer and business consultant. Formally trained as
a chemical engineer with an MBA in Finance and
Management, Mr. Trevae matured a startup
design/construction/development firm into a publicly
traded company that later merged with a parent
corporation generating four billion dollars in annual
revenues. His articles concerning business valuation,
mergers, acquisitions, and management practices have
been published in various trade associations and
business newspapers.
Writing reality
inspired fiction has become his latest passion,
commencing with, The Israeli Betrayal, followed by the
prequel, The Tarasov Solution. His extensive world
traveling has provided a rich backdrop for the exotic
locales featured in his novels. Mr Eurich lives with his
wife along the picturesque shores of Lake Michigan where
he is writing his next Dalton Crusoe
novel.
Author website: www.richardtrevae.com
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Jonathan Womack
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Questions of
spirituality, faith, the brevity of life and what
becomes of us after death are enduring questions for the
ages – brought into particularly sharp focus with the
events of the last few years. However, local author,
lecturer, visionary and regular guy Jonathan Womack has
a few answers. Jonathan freely lectures on his
out-of-body episodes and understanding of the soul’s
experience and existence before, during, and after life
– in a captivating, compelling manner cloaked in an
approachable, aw-shucks Midwest charm.
Jonathan is committed to
raising awareness on this topic through his lectures,
website, and book, A Cry for a Hero, a
semi-autobiographical fictional story about the world’s
first out-of-body superhero and defender of America’s
freedom (his birthday is 9/11). He has had a positive
impact on many people looking for even the briefest
glimpse of what it all means and why we are
here.
author website: www.jonathanwomack.com
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Brenda Woody & Steve
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Steve Tindle and Brenda
Woody were high school friends in Georgia who
reconnected after 30 years of leading separate lives.
During their re-acquaintance, they found their past and
interests were similar; they had written poems, songs,
and both had the desire to be published. Their combined
experiences and fantasies inspired this erotic novel.
Brenda moved to Dallas in 2009 to be closer to Steve and
work on future books. Best Lover in Town is their first
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