F.E. Beyer writes about dead-end jobs, travel, history and crime. He is the author of two books: 'Buenos Aires Triad,' a tale of low-end criminals in Argentina's capital, and 'Smoko,' a comic novel set in New Zealand. His articles and reviews have appeared in the South China Morning Post, Los Angeles Review of Books, Inside Indonesia, and Travelogues Magazine.
Natalie Knox is an award-winning children’s author who lives in Spain with her family and beloved pets. A former teacher and counsellor, she draws on her experiences both inside and outside the classroom, blending them with the inspiration she finds on sunny days in the garden and adventures in the Spanish countryside. Her published works include The Mending Chronicles of Liam and Emily and its companion Parents’ Guide, the picture book Bonito the Hero, and The Adventures of Kitty Corner chapter book series. Natalie’s stories have reached readers around the world and some of them have been translated into Afrikaans and Spanish.
Malia is a wife, a mom to two dogs, and the award-winning author of "Dad Died, Then Mom." During an ordinary day, she's likely to be at her computer, throwing a ball for her dog, relaxing on an outdoor swing, reading, or watching a movie. She also enjoys teaching ballroom and Latin dance classes to people who then become her friends. Malia, Darrell Shelby (husband), Arries (Labrador), and Shelby (Border Collie/Labrador mix) live full-time in a vintage Prevost bus. Spending summers near Minocqua, WI and winters near Pahrump, NV takes them from clear lakes and lush woods to barren deserts and stunning mountains. They love them both!
