Carol Ann Taylor

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  Laura Lyndhurst

  I was born and grew up in North London, England, but was unable to attend university when young due to family financial circumstances. Instead, I worked at various occupations, including dental nurse, laboratory assistant and shop assistant.
  
  I married just before I was 20, and travelled to some interesting places around the world, following my husband’s career. I spent much time reading, a passion, but in order to keep further occupied I took office jobs when these were available to me; I hated the work, but the money was useful.
  
  When we were back in the UK I took evening classes at various times and gained ‘A’ levels in Psychology, Sociology and English, eventually settling in Kent with my husband and becoming a mature student and gaining Ba

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  D. Wallace Peach

  I didn’t care for reading as a child – I preferred Bonanza and Beverly Hillbillies reruns, Saturday morning cartoons and the Ed Sullivan show. Then one day, I opened a book titled The Hobbit.
  
  Tolkien … literally changed my life.
  I love to write. It’s a luxury I never expected I’d have time for – life got in the way. You know how that goes – kids, work, chores… sleep. I worked for 18 years in business where amassing coin was the all-consuming objective. It required huge amounts of time and mental energy. And for me personally, it was soul-slaying.
  
  Then on September 11, 2001 two planes flew into the World Trade Center. I was working in Connecticut, about 2 hours from ground zero, and remember sitting in a conference room, watching the second tow

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  D.G. Kaye

  
  
  D.G. Kaye is a nonfiction/memoir writer. Kaye writes about her life experiences, matters of the heart and women’s issues.
  
  Kaye writes to inspire others. Her writing encompasses stories taken from events she encountered in her own life, and the lessons that were taken from them. Her sunny outlook on life developed from learning to overcome some of the many obstacles that challenged her. From an emotionally neglected childhood, to growing up with a narcissistic mother, leaving her with a severely deflated self-esteem, D.G. began seeking a path to rise above her issues.
  
  When Kaye isn't writing intimate memoirs, she'll bring her natural sense of humor into her other works.
  
  D.G. began writing when pen and paper became tools to express her pent-up

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  Roberta Eaton Cheadle

  Roberta Eaton Cheadle, is a South African writer and poet specialising in historical, paranormal, and horror novels and short stories. She is an avid reader in these genres and her writing has been influenced by famous authors including Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe, Amor Towles, Stephen Crane, Enrich Maria Remarque, George Orwell, Stephen King, and Colleen McCullough.
  
  Roberta has two published novels and a collection of short stories and has horror, paranormal, and fantasy short stories included in several anthologies. She is also a contributor to the Ask the Authors 2022 (WordCrafter Writing Reference series).
  
  Roberta is also the author and illustrator of sixteen children’s books, illustrator to a further three children's books, and the auth

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  T.W. Dittmer

  T. W. Dittmer's full name is Timothy Watson Dittmer.
  
  He was raised in Gary, Indiana, the son of a steel worker who turned to preaching the Gospel. After high school he joined the army, volunteered for service in Vietnam, then reenlisted for Vietnam. When his time with the army was over he studied music, digital electronics and information technology.
  
  He started writing music and poetry in high school, and has carried the love of those arts through his life.
  
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  Alex Craigie

  Alex Craigie is the pen name of Trish Power.
  
  Trish was ten when her first play was performed at school. It was in rhyming couplets and written in pencil in a book with imperial weights and measures printed on the back. There were two princes in it - one was called Rupert and the other was changed to Sam because she couldn't find enough rhymes for Randolph.
  
  When her children were young, she wrote short stories for magazines before returning to the teaching job that she loved.
  
  Trish has had seven books published under the pen name of Alex Craigie. Three books cross genre boundaries and feature elements of romance, thriller and suspense against a backdrop of social issues. Someone Close to Home highlights the problems affecting care homes, Acts o

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