Mark L. Redmond taught high school English for 28 years in South Bend, Indiana. He has published over 25 short stories and articles, a six-book middle grade fiction series (The Adventures of Arty Anderson), a collection of short stories (Five for the Trail), three western novels for more mature readers (Bounty Hunter Nate Landry: Major Issues, Bounty Hunter Nate Landry: Family Fury, Bounty Hunter Nate Landry: Dust Devil), and the first book in another middle grade fiction series (The Adventures of the Box M Gang).

Faced with a life-threatening illness, Patricia Rodi’s life as a first-time mother, corporate paralegal, and office manager comes to a halt. Recovery takes her back to writing, and 17 years following her diagnosis, she publishes her memoir about her incredible journey.

I've been writing for quite a few years now. I started with short stories for children and teens, moved on to women's short stories and then to romance novels. I now write lighthearted cozy romances with a foundation of faith.

I am a reader, blogger, author, connoisseur of all things coffee, and a self-proclaimed Beat Saber expert. My superpower is finding missing socks and scissors.

Debra Morgan is an American author, advocate, and influential non-fiction writer whose books are real-life journeys through Addiction, Fibromyalgia, Chronic pain, and Mental health. Her knowledge is from personal experiences, and her goal is to help others with support in her new soon-to-release book titled. "Graceful Agony." All her books will be available on Amazon Kindle and featured on fine literary book sites, with several more books to follow.

In My Wonder Years, author/poet Jeffrey Pipes Guice presents a moving collection of short stories, poems and photographs from growing up in the thrillingly tumultuous time of sex, drugs and rock n’ roll. Illustrating how we can never really escape our roots, Guice’s journey allowed him to see how searching for a place and a purpose allowed him the space for self-reflection and the ability to see the person he wanted to be.

„The Superflare“ is my first novel. It is a science fiction story and thus belongs to a genre that has fascinated me for a long time. At the same time, it is an adventure story and explores how people might behave in extreme situations. This has also always interested me as a reader.
It’s true that characters of all ages appear in „The Superflare“.

Donna’s creative writing journey began late in life but has somehow miraculously resulted in her first novel, Somewhere Different Now, a young adult/historical fiction tale set in 1950 in rural Colorado near where she grew up.

As a child, Linda was mesmerized by storytellers, and her mother always made sure she had a supply of books close at hand while she was growing up. Sitting on her lap and listening to her read is one of her earliest memories. She recalls drawing pictures and then making up stories to go with them, and as she got older, her stories became longer and more fanciful.

I live at Horse Country Farm, a family-owned riding stable in the Cascade foothills. Before the pandemic, I organized most of the riding programs and taught horsemanship, nursed sick horses, held for the shoer, trained whoever needed it – four-legged and two-legged...

Long retired from a career in technical sales and marketing I am now an Amazon self published author of predominantly children's MG books.
Born in the NE of England I first met my wife to be at the age of eleven...

Kelly Shade is a mystery writer. Her debut novel Jane Blake: True Sinner is the first book of the Jane Blake series. The idea behind the series came to Kelly years before she started writing it....

Donald Firesmith is a multi-award-winning author of speculative fiction including science fiction (alien invasion), fantasy (magical wands), modern urban paranormal, and horror novels and short stories...

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