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M. Laszlo

M. Laszlo is the pseudonym of a reclusive author living in Bath, Ohio. According to rumor, he based the pen name on the name of the Paul Henreid character in Casablanca, Victor Laszlo.
M. Laszlo has lived and worked all over the world, and he has kept exhaustive journals and idea books corresponding to each location and post.
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Ana Maria Luisa

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I am the author of Mother of Honey, a memoir where I share the story of my indigenous Brazilian mother, a woman with an unbreakable spirit who defies the conventions of her time and fights against the injustices of imperialism, poverty, and the patriarchy. Writing my mother’s story was a deeply healing experience for me. To my surprise, the story has touched many hearts so far, getting glowing 5-star reviews. A book club has been formed by some of the readers where they discuss my mother’s journey and focus on their own ancestral traumas.
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Eva Asprakis

Novelist Eva Asprakis is the author of Thirty-Eight Days of Rain, which won the 2024 Ink Book Prize for Fiction. Upon its release in March 2024, the novel was named a NetGalley Book of the Month, an IndieReader Approved and Best Reviewed Book, and a Reedsy Discovery Featured Recommendation. It was also a NoMo Book Club Pick. Eva's debut novel, Love and Only Water, was published in September 2022. Her third novel, Ghost Flight, followed in May 2025, earning a ‘GET IT’ Verdict from Kirkus Reviews who call the story ‘a sharp and well-observed portrait of lives at the crossroads’. In August 2025, both Ghost Flight and Thirty-Eight Days of Rain received Honorable Mentions at the New York Book Festival Awards.

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Eldon Thompson

After surrendering his dream of playing pro football, Eldon Thompson set out to publish a fantasy adventure novel. In 2003, he sold his Legend of Asahiel trilogy to HarperCollins, which kicked off with The Crimson Sword in 2005. He is also a graduate of the UCLA Professional Program in Screenwriting, and in 2007 sold a feature adaptation of Terry Brooks's The Elfstones of Shannara (his favorite childhood novel) to Warner Bros. He has signed and dined with the likes of Robert Jordan, George R. R. Martin, Brandon Sanderson, and Patrick Rothfuss, but wrote chiefly for Hollywood until 2013, when "Unbowed," a short story featuring fan-favorite character Kylac Kronus, appeared in the Grim Oak Press anthology, Unfettered. Scratching that itch led

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Steve Stine

Steve Stine has an M.A. in International Studies from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. and a B.A. in literature from Davidson College in Davidson, NC.
Steve has lived, worked and traveled extensively through Asia for the past 15 years, working early on as a journalist in Hong Kong with the Asia Wall Street Journal and Asia, Inc. Magazine, before joining the consulting firm, PriceWaterhouseCoopers in 1995. Steve went on to serve as a regional marketing manager with IBM and now owns and runs his own consulting and advisory company in partnership with his wife, Anne. He lives in Singapore with Anne and his two daughters, Maddie and Becca.

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Melodie Ramone

First published in literary magazines at the age of twelve, Melodie Ramone is a lifelong writer from the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. When she's not behind the keyboard, she is involved with small animal rescue and is actively engaged in advocating for funding and research for cystic fibrosis. She is the bestselling author of After Forever Ends and currently resides in Central Illinois.

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L.S. Delorme

Lexy Delorme was born in San Diego, California. After graduating from the University of North Carolina School of law, various internships and years working in risk, tax, family, and international law, she now classifies herself as a recovering attorney.

With a father who served in the US Military, Lexy had a wandering lifestyle from her earliest days and in her time has been a pop musician, a science geek and a writer for magazines like Bonjour Paris and Playtimes. Throughout all of her different careers, her love of fiction has been a mainstay.

Within this eclectic life, she was also one of the first employees at 23andMe, a genomics and biotechnology company based in Mountain View, California and that experience influenced the genetic aspec

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Stig Abell

Stephen "Stig" Paul Abell is an English journalist, newspaper editor and radio presenter. He currently co-presents the Monday to Thursday breakfast show on Times Radio with Aasmah Mir.

Abell was from 2016 to 2020 editor of The Times Literary Supplement and from 2013 to 2016 managing editor of The Sun. He was formerly a fiction reviewer at The Spectator and reviewer at Telegraph Media Group as well as The Times Literary Supplement. He was also a presenter on LBC Radio.

Abell educated at Loughborough Grammar School, and went on to graduate with a double first in English from Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

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John V. Wylie

John Wylie holds a BA in history from Yale, an MD from Columbia, and completed a psychiatric residency at Georgetown University. He began his career at a maximum-security prison in Maryland, followed by 35 years in the private practice of psychiatry in Washington, DC, where he served as chair of the department of psychiatry at Sibley Memorial Hospital. Dr. Wylie was a founding member of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society, has had a longstanding interest in the relationship of mental illness and human evolution, and has given multiple lectures on the topic. He wrote Diagnosing and Treating Mental Illness: A Guide for Physicians, Nurses, Patients, and Their Families,published in 2010 (second edition, 2012), Ape Mind, Old Mind, New Mind

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Elaine Robertson North

Elaine spent 25 years working in marketing and communications in the media and entertainment industries. This included seven years marketing national newspapers and a variety of senior executive roles in TV, radio and film.

I've Been Waiting For You is Elaine's third novel. Her previous titles, I Can’t Tell You Why and Bring Me To Life are also available.

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Ana Maria Luisa

Please allow me to introduce myself here in this space.
I am the author of Mother of Honey, a memoir where I share the story of my indigenous Brazilian mother, a woman with an unbreakable spirit who defies the conventions of her time and fights against the injustices of imperialism, poverty, and the patriarchy. Writing my mother’s story was a deeply healing experience for me. To my surprise, the story has touched many hearts so far, getting glowing 5-star reviews. A book club has been formed by some of the readers where they discuss my mother’s journey and focus on their own ancestral traumas.
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Tagai Tarutin

'Hellalyle and Hildebrand' is Tagai Tarutin's first completed novel. There are two others of a completely different genre, that lie unfinished, awaiting inspiration.

He has worked most of his life in sales but has always had an interest in Arts and Humanities. Things that are beautiful and appealing play an essential part in his imagination.

Besides travelling in West Europe, he has journeyed to the far South Atlantic, and European Russia, anxious to see parts of the world that are for many mystical destinations on a historical map.

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M. Laszlo

M. Laszlo is the pseudonym of a reclusive author living in Bath, Ohio. According to rumor, he based the pen name on the name of the Paul Henreid character in Casablanca, Victor Laszlo.
M. Laszlo has lived and worked all over the world, and he has kept exhaustive journals and idea books corresponding to each location and post.
It is said that the maniacal habit began in childhood during summer vacations—when his family began renting out Robert Lowell’s family home in Castine, Maine.
The habit continued in 1985 when, as an adolescent, he spent the summer in London, England. In recent years, he revisited that journal/idea book and based his first work, The Phantom Glare of Day, on the characters, topics, and themes contained within the youthful

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J.M. Simpson

Jo was born in Essex but was raised primarily in the West Country, enjoying a childhood in Devon and Cornwall, never far from a rugged coastline, sandy beach, or harbour. Her parents moved to the country leaving London and her father leaving his job in banking.

Jo obtained a degree in Building Surveying from the University of Greenwich and then went on to specialise in research in construction and development, gaining her PhD in 2001. Jo still runs a successful research consultancy and writes her novels in every spare moment she has.

Jo lives in Kent, with her two (occasionally stroppy) teenage daughters, her extremely long suffering husband and her two writing partners Max (who features as Brock in the series) and Merlin, both rescue Border

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Kevin A. Davis

Kevin A. Davis has written three contemporary fantasy series: The Khimmer Chronicles (six books), the AngelSong Series (six books), and his newest episodic series the DRC Files. Book One of the DRC Files, Atlanta's Guide to Cryptids, has elements of horror especially in the opening and has risen to the top 100 best sellers in Contemporary Fantasy in the first month of its launch.
Author, publisher, and speak, Kevin A Davis travels to cons, festivals, and conferences in the southeastern US. He lives in rural North Florida and is tolerated by his wife and three persians (cats). In his spare time he helps in their downtown bookstore and publishes anthologies under Inkd Pub.

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Jackie Khalilieh

JACKIE KHALILIEH is a Palestinian-Canadian writer with a love of nineties pop culture, Dad jokes, and warm and fuzzy romance. Like many autistic females, she received her diagnosis as an adult. She is passionate about positive representation within her writing. She currently resides just outside Toronto, Canada with her husband and two daughters, complaining nightly about having to cook dinner. Something More is her debut YA novel.

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Roxan Burley

Roxan Burley is an author who delves into the intense world of dystopian fantasy, one where the segregation of magic has a powerful resonance on her characters abilities to change society. She also runs her own business as an interior designer. She lives in rural Devon where she is converting a barn with her husband, two children and their many pets. She spent her childhood lost in the world of magic and the possibilities it could create. She finally put pen to paper, despite the challenge of being dyslexic, with her debut adult novel Bloodstream of Moonlight in her Equal Rise series.

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Eva Asprakis

Novelist Eva Asprakis is the author of Thirty-Eight Days of Rain, which won the 2024 Ink Book Prize for Fiction. Upon its release in March 2024, the novel was named a NetGalley Book of the Month, an IndieReader Approved and Best Reviewed Book, and a Reedsy Discovery Featured Recommendation. It was also a NoMo Book Club Pick. Eva's debut novel, Love and Only Water, was published in September 2022. Her third novel, Ghost Flight, followed in May 2025, earning a ‘GET IT’ Verdict from Kirkus Reviews who call the story ‘a sharp and well-observed portrait of lives at the crossroads’. In August 2025, both Ghost Flight and Thirty-Eight Days of Rain received Honorable Mentions at the New York Book Festival Awards.

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Daney Parker

When I am not eating chocolate, or even when I am, I spend a lot of time writing, but more time watching TV obvs.

I am the mother of two incredibly talented and good-looking (not that that matters of course) grown up children who think I am deluded. I am also a forgetful wife - my husband thinks I sometimes forget he exists.

Last, but by no means least, I am the slave of two ungrateful cats. Oh, and I also play a bit of tennis, badly, do yoga, inflexibly and walk over 16,000 steps a day.

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Jeremy Hullah

Jeremy Hullah grew up in the rural Midlands, where he spent a lot of time dreaming about being a pianist or a writer, or something equally unattainable without the required level of effort.
After proving beyond all doubt that education was not something that came naturally, he moved to London where he worked on building sites for a few years before retraining in IT. Now, many years later, he works for a bank in the City, writing books on the train to and from his home in East Sussex, where he spends whatever time is left cycling around the countryside, dreaming up ideas for new books to keep his two boys entertained.

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Thomas R. Weaver

I write stories about tomorrow to help make sense of today. Artificial Wisdom, my debut, was published as an indie and has recently been picked up by Penguin Random House. It will be re-released with some extra content by Del Rey in the US, and Bantam in the UK/Commonwealth, in 2025, with the sequel coming 2026.

Aside from writing, I’m a tech entrepreneur. My last startup was acquired by Just Eat Takeaway; my new one is still in stealth but backed by a major Silicon Valley tech accelerator. I also invest in multiple early-stage startups.

Despite all that, I never thought I’d use my degree in Computer Science. I left university to run the UK branch of one of the world’s largest student organisations before spending many years working on and bu

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Clio Gray

Clio Gray has won many awards for her writing, including the Harry Bowling First Novel Award. She has been Man Booker Nominated, Long Listed for the Baileys, and Short Listed for the Cinnamon Prize. Born in Yorkshire, she spent her later childhood in Devon before returning to Yorkshire to go to university, after which she ended up in Scotland. For the past thirty years she has lived in the Highlands where she intends to remain.
Gray eschewed the usual route of marriage, mortgage, children, and instead spent her working life in libraries, filling her home with books and sharing that home with her dogs.
When she gets a few days off you can find her in her campervan scooting around the lesser known areas of Scotland and the Highlands that haven

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Kshamta Purohit

Born in Jaipur, the pink city of India, I am the second oldest of four siblings. We were a bunch of happy, noisy kids. The one person who has inspired me the most is my father. In the society I grew up in, girls had to be homemakers and demure. But my father has always wanted his daughters to be high achievers. He would say – ‘Don’t you worry about anything, do what you have to, I will always support you.’
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Simon Hayes

My career spans finance, executive search and consultancy. Investment banking took me from my hometown London to Boston, Tokyo and Hong Kong. Headhunting took me back to Japan, then, as head of a leading Financial Services practice, into the City of London’s most exclusive boardrooms. Mixing with “the great and the good” —Chairmen and CEOs of major public companies, Governors of the Bank of England, senior politicians and the like—my job was to work out what made them tick. Not just “Are they really any good?” but, “Are they trustworthy?” I wrote Zero Ri$k whilst creating the rubriqs people skills system, and spent much of 2023 in Zimbabwe on a major fraud case.

I had the fundamental idea for Zero Ri$k a decade or so ago. I was frustrated b

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M. N. Rosen

M. N. Rosen has worked for more than 20 years in the financial services industry, most recently for a foundation which invests in climate-focused technology businesses.

In The Consciousness Company he draws on his experience working with early-stage technology and impact businesses, as well as for private equity and venture capital firms, and, at the beginning of his career, an investment bank.

M. N. Rosen is 44 years old and lives in North London with his wife and three young children. He graduated from New College, Oxford in 2001 with a first-class degree in philosophy, politics and economics.

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Charlotte Hastings

From the beginning of my life I have been moved from home to home, from Switzerland to London and from there into a number of different family homes. the various parental figures who each fed me differently formulated the relational significance and personal sensation of being fed on an emotional as well as physical level. As I grew up, being active in the kitchen would be the one place I felt safe and at home, playing with ingredients as extensions of my personality and powering my stability, creativity and appetite for life. Here I could feel worries and confusion slip away as I let a good sauce and chopping zesty ingredients engage my mind, body and spirit on a joint task. When people's noses began leading them to my kitchen, I realised

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Clio Gray

Clio Gray has won many awards for her writing, including the Harry Bowling First Novel Award. She has been Man Booker Nominated, Long Listed for the Baileys, and Short Listed for the Cinnamon Prize. Born in Yorkshire, she spent her later childhood in Devon before returning to Yorkshire to go to university, after which she ended up in Scotland. For the past thirty years she has lived in the Highlands where she intends to remain.
Gray eschewed the usual route of marriage, mortgage, children, and instead spent her working life in libraries, filling her home with books and sharing that home with her dogs.
When she gets a few days off you can find her in her campervan scooting around the lesser known areas of Scotland and the Highlands that haven

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Daney Parker

When I am not eating chocolate, or even when I am, I spend a lot of time writing, but more time watching TV obvs.

I am the mother of two incredibly talented and good-looking (not that that matters of course) grown up children who think I am deluded. I am also a forgetful wife - my husband thinks I sometimes forget he exists.

Last, but by no means least, I am the slave of two ungrateful cats. Oh, and I also play a bit of tennis, badly, do yoga, inflexibly and walk over 16,000 steps a day.

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Steve Stine

Steve Stine has an M.A. in International Studies from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. and a B.A. in literature from Davidson College in Davidson, NC.
Steve has lived, worked and traveled extensively through Asia for the past 15 years, working early on as a journalist in Hong Kong with the Asia Wall Street Journal and Asia, Inc. Magazine, before joining the consulting firm, PriceWaterhouseCoopers in 1995. Steve went on to serve as a regional marketing manager with IBM and now owns and runs his own consulting and advisory company in partnership with his wife, Anne. He lives in Singapore with Anne and his two daughters, Maddie and Becca.

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John V. Wylie

John Wylie holds a BA in history from Yale, an MD from Columbia, and completed a psychiatric residency at Georgetown University. He began his career at a maximum-security prison in Maryland, followed by 35 years in the private practice of psychiatry in Washington, DC, where he served as chair of the department of psychiatry at Sibley Memorial Hospital. Dr. Wylie was a founding member of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society, has had a longstanding interest in the relationship of mental illness and human evolution, and has given multiple lectures on the topic. He wrote Diagnosing and Treating Mental Illness: A Guide for Physicians, Nurses, Patients, and Their Families,published in 2010 (second edition, 2012), Ape Mind, Old Mind, New Mind

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Kshamta Purohit

Born in Jaipur, the pink city of India, I am the second oldest of four siblings. We were a bunch of happy, noisy kids. The one person who has inspired me the most is my father. In the society I grew up in, girls had to be homemakers and demure. But my father has always wanted his daughters to be high achievers. He would say – ‘Don’t you worry about anything, do what you have to, I will always support you.’
Growing up I would listen to my father’s adventure stories with great interest and believed them to be true. I used to make up my own songs and bedtime stories for my young cousins. Interest in books started with Robin Cook novels and now it spans from Harry Potter to Sapiens. I was naturally drawn to science too. I moved to Bengaluru in S

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Kenneth Evren

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A Body of Fates, Kenneth Evren’s first novel is inspired by a personal, real-life tragedy. Using bits and pieces of lived experience, he has fashioned a gorgeous, intriguing and inspiring metaphysical mosaic of one family’s multigenerational history. Ken lives in Vancouver, B.C. with his family. He enjoys the ineffable in story, music, science, and love.

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Mark Dickson

Mark Dickson is a surgeon, farmer, and combatives enthusiast, who also has authored the Amazon Bestseller ENEMY AT THE HELM. After raising four successful children, he and his wife downsized to a farm in rural Texas where they enjoy caring for the land and the animals.

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