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M.M. Anderson
M.M. Anderson is a whimsical and sophisticated writer who takes readers on a romantic romp deep into the realm of her imagination, where the fantastical becomes real and the everyday otherworldly. She creates illustrious characters and tantalizing tales that stay with readers long after the last page has been turned. M.M. Anderson is the Boss at Little Shop of Writers: www.littleshopofwriters.org. The company hosts business and creative writing workshops, facilitates free online teaching videos via YouTube, publishes books, and pens and produces a kids' web series. Besides working her craft, M.M. Anderson enjoys raising her two teens, spending time outdoors with her best buddy, and tending to her managerie of critters: seven cats, three dogs, and two horses.
michael sherlock
Michael A. Sherlock is an atheist author, or "New Atheist" author, although he rejects the label New Atheist as being nothing more than a derogatory nomenclature describing atheists who refuse to simply sit idly by and say nothing while religion wreaks havoc on our planet. His work has received the praise of Richard Dawkins and in one review he was called "the next Christopher Hitchens". Sherlock, as he is often called, was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. He spent many years in Tasmania, where he studied social anthropology, sociology, political science and Law at the University of Tasmania. Sherlock is currently studying a Master's Degree in Religion at the University of New England. Sherlock's aim as an author is to expose the "sacred" lies, frauds and forgeries of religion. Sherlock says: "Before we can clear a path to finding truth, whatever that may be, we must first neutralize the filth which has infected the minds of so many...Supernaturalism, superstition, pseudo-science, and religion, all embody this mental filth, and the scientific method, with its humble, honest and evidence-based approach to questions of probable truth, represents the neutralizer."
ross gallen
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.
carol van atta
Carol Van Atta is no stranger to the written word. She penned her first novel at the wee age of seven, somewhat terrifying illustrations included. Her increasing love for both reading and writing kept her busy growing up. She was often spotted with her nose in a book or a pen in her hand. (She's graduated to a Kindle and a computer). Carol was first published in her high school newspaper, and then moved on to magazine articles, "real" newspaper articles, anthologies, devotional books, and finally to book books. With a background writing for the inspirational market, her sudden urge to write paranormal romance and urban fantasy was somewhat surprising. She believes this latest fancy was the result of two suspicious red marks on her neck, and an overwhelming desire to howl at the moon. Do not fear... she continues to write inspirational books as well. She might be considered confused, or simply diverse. She hopes her readers see her as the latter, though she understands some of her readers might prefer one genre to another, therefore, she encourages readers to investigate her books to make appropriate reading selections. Carol hopes you, too, read and enjoy multiple genres and will join her as she experiments with numerous writing projects. She lives in the rainy wetlands of Oregon with her teenage daughter, her American Eskimo, Stryder, and three cats.
henry gravelle
My stories, whether novel, novella, short story, poem or flash fiction, allow readers to open their imaginations and enter a world teeming with history, danger, thrills, horror, paranormal and humor. You'll join or run beside, chase or fight characters you believe in, can love or hate, cringe at, shiver with or root for as they take you on colorful adventures.
steven douglas womack
Steven Douglas Womack, Ph.D. is the author of The Cyclopen Series, a science fiction trilogy set in 23rd century Greater Indianapolis, which includes Cyclopean Revenge and Cyclopean Rescue, both published by Charles River Press and available for purchase at Amazon. The third novel of the trilogy, Cyclpean Return, is due to be published in the fall of 2020. Mostly retired, Womack teaches history as an Adjunct Instructor for the University of Memphis. He listens to the music of The Beatles whenever he gets the chance, especially when he writes, and thanks God for his family and many blessings every day.
Mary and juliette Lia
Before the summer of 2003 I never would have imagined anything like this could happen; that cancer would touch our family - take my child. We were ordinary people; nice house, dog, cat. I loved being a Mom. We played: marching band and dress up, danced in the rain, stomped barefoot in puddles, finger painted, baked bread and cookies, rode bikes, read stories, built forts and snowmen. Life was busy. There was school; homework done at the kitchen table, plays, concerts, class trips and later on dances. Brownies, Little League and Youth Soccer. My Mom told me one day, "Enjoy it. These will be some of the best times of your life." How right she was. This is the story of my daughter Juliette who passed from cancer at age nineteen; told in three parts through Juliette's journals and poems covering the last seven years of her life, part 2 consist of my thoughts and recollections of memorable times that affected me most, be it triumph or tragedy, frolic or fright. Part 3 details the time after my daughter's passing when I hired a medium in an effort to communicate with the other side. I know in my heart Juliette is alive and existing elsewhere. I hope to invoke similar journeys of discovery in those who have lost a child. Juliette told me through a medium, "I'm not dead, not really dead. Not like people think." Death brings an end to our physical bodies but the spirit/soul lives on. Now, Juliette flies "Between Two Worlds."
john william mcmullen
John William McMullen is the author of The Last Blackrobe Of Indiana And The Potawatomi Trail Of Death. McMullen resides in Evansville, Indiana with his wife and children.
jonathan womack
Born on September 11th, 1959, Jonathan Womack began leaving his body on the night of Oct. 6th, 1965 after watching an episode of the TV show, "Lost in Space". A year later, after watching the Saturday morning cartoon, "The Adventures of Superboy", Jonathan's energy-body began donning the astral cape and leotards during his OBE travels.
First conceived of in 1985, it was not until January, 1999, when "the voice over his shoulder" said ...now is the time. Jonathan took pen in hand and weaved some of his experiences into the fabric of an out-of-body superhero adventure involving a terrorist attack on American soil. Jonathan was writing the climactic ending when 9/11 struck. The manuscript was shelved indefinitely.
Jonathan has spent more than half-a-century exploring the here-and-now, the astral-planes, and the higher-realms. He has had a positive effect on people trampled with adversity and parents grieving the loss of a child. His books, TV and film projects present his view that surviving physical death is an automatic process and we are all souls taking part in earth-school.
jean blasiar
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 next Emmy Budd novel.
alan naldrett
As a college student, Alan Naldrett started one of the nation’s first used record stores on the campus of Michigan State University, where he received his BA degree. Living in California as an insurance and stock broker, he relocated back to Michigan where he acquired Master’s Degrees in Library and Information Science and Archival Science from Wayne State University. He was first a medical librarian and then an academic librarian for a private Michigan college for more than ten years.
Upon retirement he continued writing books, a practice he started while a reference librarian. He has now written over fifteen books, including the Lost Towns of Eastern Michigan, the Lost Car Companies of Detroit, and Michigan’s C. Harold Wills—The Genius Behind the Model T and the Wills Sainte Claire Automobile. Another action Alan has taken up is archival organization. He has arranged historical files for colleges, townships, schools, churches, and museums.
He is the former Vice-Chairman of the Macomb County Historical Commission and presently, Vice-President of the Chesterfield Township Library Board of Trustees. A member of the Michigan Historical Society, he has written research articles for the Michigan History and Michigan Chronicle magazines. A life member of the Chesterfield and New Baltimore Historical Societies and the Wills Sainte Claire Museum, he has conducted many programs and presentations for history-lovers all over Michigan. He was presented the Award of Merit by the New Baltimore Historical Society, and the Spirit of Wills Award by the Wills Sainte Claire museum. He is also a member of the F Street Blues, a blues band. Contact: alannaldrett@gmail.com
jerry graffam
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g. g. stokes
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alison beightol
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jessica mcquay
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joe costanzo
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gary starta
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elizabeth egan-cox
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ashley madau
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thomas grissom
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