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Patricia Karengesha

Patricia Karengesha is an Accountant of over 30 years. She has loved writing since she was little. When she is not writing she enjoys, gardening, swimming, travelling, fashion following and spending time with her family. Patricia is passionate storyteller and author known for intricate narratives of stories. She grew up in close-knit family. Her experiences shaped her ability to craft compelling stories that draw readers into deep emotional landscapes. She draws on her life experiences to inspire her writing, focusing on human relationships and the personal growth that comes with challenges.

Patricia lives in Bury, Manchester, United kingdom with her husband and two grown up children.

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Michele Levy

Born a Yankee in Providence, Rhode Island, after seven years in Boston, I moved with my family to Wisconsin and Northern Virginia. Then I continued the southern trend with graduate studies in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and followed my Brooklyn-born husband even farther south, to New Orleans. Twenty-six years later, we traded the Superdome (seven minutes away from our house by car) for the North Carolina woods. This wandering stripped away my Boston accent, leaving a tendency to enunciate clearly that made New Orleanians think I was from England.

From the age of four I have played classical piano and read voraciously. But an exposure to Balkan dance in high school kindled what became a life-long passion. Still, my love for D. H. Lawrence an

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Michael Hickman

Michael is British but lives in the tranquil setting of Thailand with his beautiful wife. He is an avid cyclist who loves adventure, always hoping to discover something new or different. While he is out cycling, his imagination goes into overdrive from what he sees and witnesses. It is from here that his storytelling comes to life.

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Carol Kinnee

Carol Kinnee is an avid reader, a want to be baker, and a lover of travel. Her books, like her, take place on the west coast, amidst the lush background of deep green forest and rocky coastal shorelines.

When she's not tied to her keyboard, she's exploring her world, hanging out with her husband, or dealing with her quirky, lovable cats.

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Jann Franklin

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Jann Franklin Jann Franklin is a faith-based cozy mystery writer attracting readers who enjoy twisty Southern mysteries with a touch of romance and a dose of humor.

Her books offer mysteries in Louisiana with curious clues and characters who exasperate as much as they endear.

These quirky yet charming residents are just like family—sometimes you want to hug them, and sometimes you want to disown them. Immerse yourself in small town culture as you exercise your sleuthing skills and your funny bone.

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Scott A. Bollens

I am a retired Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy, University of California, Irvine. For 25 years, I studied urbanism and political conflict in contested cities throughout the world.

In 2021, thanks to the pandemic and our political dysfunction, I morphed into an urban dystopian novelist. The trilogy below presents a near future that will be both eerily familiar but also disturbing, an anthropological narrative of the effects of algorithmic sorting, of social engineering gone awry.

The trilogy portrays a compelling and unsettling 30-year journey exploring the consequences of humanity's deepening reliance on artificial intelligence.

In ReStart: Stories of the Cairn Age (Atmosphere Press, 2021), a re-programmed investigator seeks to

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Deborah R. Price

I am a native of Johnstown and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh who has worked in the community as a high school English teacher, a public relations consultant, development officer, and a small business owner. As an experienced decorator and design consultant, I work to meet the needs of the customer by creating spaces that enhance what their home or business can be using their interests and traditions.

Additionally, my background lends itself to creative writing as I have worked as an independent Grant Writer and Fundraising Consultant for area non-profits to help them achieve their fundraising goals. Now, I am focusing on a series of a children’s books dedicated to my son.

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Michael Mullin

Fictional worlds can teach us so much about the one we live in. The experiences you bring back from the escape are what give stories their value. That's why you read, and that's why I read – and write.

My author career began with a twisted fairytale retelling about the unknown 8th dwarf which turned into a trilogy of such tales. Over the years I've received book awards and industry recognition for which I'm very grateful. I'm currently working on a business plan for an educational company that uses the fairytale trilogy, TaleSpins, as curriculum to teach things like empathy and anti-bullying.

I've written marketing materials for the merch divisions of Disney, DreamWorks, 20th Century Fox, and Universal, but I gave all that up because I was

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H. Melvin James

H. Melvin James is not a typical literary fiction author. His college degrees are in electrical engineering and business administration. He spent his career in the aerospace/defense and petrochemical industries.
Mr. James was the seventh of eight children raised on a farm. His family was one of a greater family of relatives, most of whom were farmers and ranchers. Those families were first and second generation pioneers and homesteaders.
Mr. James' ancestors were descendants of immigrants, from first generation to twelfth, from southeast Continental Europe to the northwest Irish Isle and several nations in between, including Germany, Czech Republic, and The Netherlands. They were an opinionated, superstitious, bold, culturally and ethnic

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Jay Anderson

Picture this: I’m juggling a 60-hour workweek, wrangling three acres of Texas land, and trying to be the best husband, father, and-my favorite title-Grandpa. And then, on a complete whim, I dove headfirst into the world of storytelling.

It all began with a simple Ancestry DNA test and a family tree that brought my Scottish roots roaring to life. Suddenly, I was obsessed with all things Scottish and Irish, especially the legendary Battle of Culloden. One day, as I was about to step into the shower, a wild thought struck me: What if the Jacobites had advanced weapons at Culloden? That spark became a blaze-imagine a 150-man Scottish Highland regiment, trained for modern warfare, suddenly transported back in time, one week before the fateful bat

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Brian Thompson

Brian Thompson was born and raised in Minnesota. His first professional writing foray was as a freelancer for Cracked.com. One of his articles was chosen to be published in Cracked.com’s first physical collection You Might be a Zombie and Other Bad News which made the NYT Non-Fiction bestseller list. Being surrounded by other talented writers, he saw many of them participate in National Novel Writing Month. One November he decided to try too and failed miserably, but it did kick off the start of his first novel, The Observer. Many of the items researched while writing for Cracked.com were inspirations for parts of the novel.

When not writing, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, singing with the Angelica Encore Choral E

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Michele Levy

Born a Yankee in Providence, Rhode Island, after seven years in Boston, I moved with my family to Wisconsin and Northern Virginia. Then I continued the southern trend with graduate studies in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and followed my Brooklyn-born husband even farther south, to New Orleans. Twenty-six years later, we traded the Superdome (seven minutes away from our house by car) for the North Carolina woods. This wandering stripped away my Boston accent, leaving a tendency to enunciate clearly that made New Orleanians think I was from England.

From the age of four I have played classical piano and read voraciously. But an exposure to Balkan dance in high school kindled what became a life-long passion. Still, my love for D. H. Lawrence an

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Carol Kinnee

Carol Kinnee is an avid reader, a want to be baker, and a lover of travel. Her books, like her, take place on the west coast, amidst the lush background of deep green forest and rocky coastal shorelines.

When she's not tied to her keyboard, she's exploring her world, hanging out with her husband, or dealing with her quirky, lovable cats.

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H. Melvin James

H. Melvin James is not a typical literary fiction author. His college degrees are in electrical engineering and business administration. He spent his career in the aerospace/defense and petrochemical industries.
Mr. James was the seventh of eight children raised on a farm. His family was one of a greater family of relatives, most of whom were farmers and ranchers. Those families were first and second generation pioneers and homesteaders.
Mr. James' ancestors were descendants of immigrants, from first generation to twelfth, from southeast Continental Europe to the northwest Irish Isle and several nations in between, including Germany, Czech Republic, and The Netherlands. They were an opinionated, superstitious, bold, culturally and ethnic

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Frank S. Joseph

Frank S Joseph's award-winning “Chicago Trilogy” novels -- TO LOVE MERCY, TO WALK HUMBLY and TO DO JUSTICE -- tell a story of lives forever changed by racial turmoil that marked and marred Chicago at mid century, a great city going up in flames.

Frank lived it. He came of age in the ’40s and ’50s as a sheltered White boy in comfortable South Side neighborhoods undergoing racial turnover and “white flight." And in his 20s, as an Associated Press correspondent, he covered the ’60s riots that wracked Chicago’s inner city as well as the '67 Detroit riot, where 37 died, and the notorious '68 Democratic National Convention street disorders.

Frank left Chicago in 1969, landed at The Washington Post during Watergate, and went on to a career as an aw

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Michael Hickman

Michael is British but lives in the tranquil setting of Thailand with his beautiful wife. He is an avid cyclist who loves adventure, always hoping to discover something new or different. While he is out cycling, his imagination goes into overdrive from what he sees and witnesses. It is from here that his storytelling comes to life.

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Patricia Karengesha

Patricia Karengesha is an Accountant of over 30 years. She has loved writing since she was little. When she is not writing she enjoys, gardening, swimming, travelling, fashion following and spending time with her family. Patricia is passionate storyteller and author known for intricate narratives of stories. She grew up in close-knit family. Her experiences shaped her ability to craft compelling stories that draw readers into deep emotional landscapes. She draws on her life experiences to inspire her writing, focusing on human relationships and the personal growth that comes with challenges.

Patricia lives in Bury, Manchester, United kingdom with her husband and two grown up children.

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Andrew D. Levine

Andrew D. Levine was born in New York and studied at universities in both New Jersey and England during the turbulent Vietnam War era. After graduating, he built a successful career as a Certified Public Accountant, working in Boston before spending 30 years in New York City, ultimately becoming a partner at a major CPA firm.

Despite his demanding profession, Levine nurtured a lifelong passion for travel. As a boy, he collected stamps and dreamed of visiting the distant lands they depicted—a dream he fulfilled through decades of international adventures with his wife.

Now turning to fiction, Levine debuts with Death in the Rain, the first book in the Kabir Joshi detective series. With several follow-up plots already in the works, he is eager

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Jay Anderson

Picture this: I’m juggling a 60-hour workweek, wrangling three acres of Texas land, and trying to be the best husband, father, and-my favorite title-Grandpa. And then, on a complete whim, I dove headfirst into the world of storytelling.

It all began with a simple Ancestry DNA test and a family tree that brought my Scottish roots roaring to life. Suddenly, I was obsessed with all things Scottish and Irish, especially the legendary Battle of Culloden. One day, as I was about to step into the shower, a wild thought struck me: What if the Jacobites had advanced weapons at Culloden? That spark became a blaze-imagine a 150-man Scottish Highland regiment, trained for modern warfare, suddenly transported back in time, one week before the fateful bat

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Paul Barrell

Paul Barrell

Writer
Entrepreneur
and former Sportsmen

Paul started writing in 2007. The trigger was a visit, to a remote farmhouse while on a family holiday in the S.W. France . One of the rooms had been converted into a library that contained a diverse selection of both French and English literature and over the next two weeks inspiration took hold and he began to write. His early literary efforts were sent to a copy writer at Channel 4 who rashly said his work although rough and ready, showed promise. His comments spurred Paul on. Since then he has written three contemporary stand alone novels, a Ghost story titled 18, and, he has just started work on a much darker novel, 'The Bleed ' set in the drug world of South London.He writes about peo

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John P. Wallman

John currently lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with his brilliant English wife Deb. She keeps his life fun and bright while he writes about the dark and macabre. He might be a Boomer, but he feels more like a late-Millennial.

John is the first son of Jack (John P., Sr.) and Willie (Dwillis) Wallman. He has a brother Mark, and a sister Mary Louise whom everyone calls Mimi. He enjoys visiting his twin sons, Lance and Drew, and their families—especially his grandchildren.

He’s an avid tennis fan and a pretty good player. He loves a good dark fantasy, and he’s a die-hard Star Trek aficionado.

John has worn a few hats throughout his adult years—from teaching to human capital management to the nuclear industry to corporate retail.

Most of his

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Frank S. Joseph

Frank S Joseph's award-winning “Chicago Trilogy” novels -- TO LOVE MERCY, TO WALK HUMBLY and TO DO JUSTICE -- tell a story of lives forever changed by racial turmoil that marked and marred Chicago at mid century, a great city going up in flames.

Frank lived it. He came of age in the ’40s and ’50s as a sheltered White boy in comfortable South Side neighborhoods undergoing racial turnover and “white flight." And in his 20s, as an Associated Press correspondent, he covered the ’60s riots that wracked Chicago’s inner city as well as the '67 Detroit riot, where 37 died, and the notorious '68 Democratic National Convention street disorders.

Frank left Chicago in 1969, landed at The Washington Post during Watergate, and went on to a career as an aw

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Theresa Griffin Kennedy

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OREGON GREYSTONE PRESS: Theresa Griffin Kennedy is a longtime writer of creative nonfiction and editor of Oregon Greystone Press. She writes, Gonzo Journalism, is a published poet, and writer of literary fiction, with a focus on the contemporary genre of Domestic Noir. Her first book of fiction "Burnside Field Lizard and Selected Stories," 2018, was chosen as a finalist in the 2019 Next Generation Indie Book Award. Her first novel, "Talionic Night in Portland: A Love Story," 2021, was longlisted in two book awards--the Chanticleer, Clue Award, 2022 and the Somerset Award, 2022.

Kennedy writes as a contributing columnist fo

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Dale Lorna Jacobsen

Dale Lorna Jacobsen is a freelance writer who has the good fortune to live in the bush just outside Maleny, Queensland, Australia. She is passionate about grass-roots history, which led to the publication of three novels: Union Jack (2011), political intrigue set in Queensland in the 1920s; Yenohan’s Legacy (2013), a story of love and life in the High Country of Australia; Being Lucy: the story of a recluse (2018), set in East Gippsland High Country in Victoria, it is based on the true story of Lucy Strobridge of Brookville. In 2019, she published Antarctic Engineer, a memoir of centenarian John Russell who served as expedition engineer for ANARE. He is the last surviving member of the 10-man team who established Mawson Station in 1954.

Dal

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Alexander Barnes

My first love has always been Science-Fiction. Big surprise, right? Bet you didn’t see that one coming. There’s only a handful of Software Engineers in the world that love Star Trek and Star Wars. Sarcasm aside, me and Chris have slowly been assembling the world of “The Amaranth Chronicles” for the better part of the last decade. I’ve been working as a User Experience and Interface Designer in San Francisco California for the last ten years. I’ve seen the way technological innovations have changed the way we live our lives and with Artificial Intelligence just around the corner, I wanted to tell a story not of the emergence of this Earth changing technology but rather a story of when its so ubiquitous it is as if its totally invisible. What

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Sam D. Pakan

Sam Pakan has spent the last thirty-six years pursuing his passion of raising range-fed beef cattle and working with Quarter Horses. Operating the ranch he grew up on, his love of the land is equaled only by his ardor for great books and powerful stories.

He received his MFA in English literature from West Texas A&M University and taught freshman composition at his alma mater for two years. For three years, he wrote and edited for Accent West, a regional magazine for the Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico High Plains.

Between 1985 and 1988, he taught college preparatory English to high school seniors. He has had short fiction and poetry published in Images from the High Plains, WTSU Review of the Arts, and Separate Doors. JESSE'S SEED, the first

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Jenna L. Anderson

Jenna L. Anderson is a book-loving yogi who resides in beautiful Colorado with her husband and son. Balancing her many duties, Jenna pours her creativity into crafting warm, imaginative narratives that she hopes will delight her readers. Her writing is fueled by hard work, in-dept research, compassion, and an ample supply of coffee and tea.

Her debut book, Racky’s Magic Letters, draws inspirations from her son, who taught them both the magic of boundless curiosity and unwavering determination. Jenna plans to send may more books out into the world—because, after all, there’s no such a thing as too many stories!

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J.L. Yarrow

John Yarrow is the big picture guy in the JL Yarrow writing duo. It started back in college days when he lived in a garage apartment, owned no television, was too broke for date night, and had only a little beer money won playing foosball. Bored, he dug into a copy of Conan the Barbarian. It tripped his creative trigger, and he started writing. John built worlds in destinations unknown, full of space battles and quirky characters. His humor, angst, and imagination spilled onto the page between classes and a full-time job.
Flash forward through a long, happy marriage and raising their family. Throughout the years, John’s career in Information Technology and his involvement in writer’s groups, conferences, and competitions honed his writing h

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