Eric Engle

Total similar authors (5)

• 

  NZ Kaminsky

  Natalie Kaminsky (NZ Kaminsky) lives in a quiet suburb of Ottawa with her family. A lifelong reader and newborn writer, she finds comfort in rustling leaves, well-worn pages, and time spent in solitude. She holds a degree in Behavioral Science, has pursued further studies in language and literature, and spent years teaching before turning to writing full-time.
  
  Her furry companions often find their way into her stories, keeping her company as she builds worlds where reality and dreams blur. When she’s not writing, she enjoys wandering through small towns and forests, sharing slow picnics, or getting lost in a good book.
  
  Drawing from her background and passions, Natalie writes introspective, immersive stories where psychology, mindfulness, and

  Buy books on Amazon
• 

  Amanda Tams

  Disabled by a polio vaccine many years ago, and possibly considered a drain on the NHS by some, sold by my father and kidnapped by a foster parent, I feel I have an insight into life's little foibles. I am uneducated in the formal sense, so my main aptitude is an imagination and a good sense of humour.
  I started my writing with poems and found some success, managing to get published in the Staffordshire Life magazine as well as other publications. One of my poems, listed alongside; Coleridge, Lord Tennyson, Shakespeare, DeFord and Taylor Swift is used in a Russian university to teach how to determine rhyme.
  I write for two ex-pat newspapers in Spain and wrote for an ex-pat magazine for two years. I am now on my fourth book, part autobiograp

  Buy books on Amazon
• 

  Elliot Page

  Elliot Page is a Canadian actor, producer, director and author. He has received various accolades, including an Academy Award nomination, two BAFTA Awards and Primetime Emmy Award nominations, and a Satellite Award. He appeared on the cover of Time in March 2021, becoming the first openly trans man to do so. His debut book Pageboy was published in June 2023.

  Buy books on Amazon

• Sage Willowbrook

  Buy books on Amazon
• 

  Jenny Abamu

  Jenny Abamu is a native of Dallas, Texas, though she has lived all over. She is an award-nominated journalist, former U.S. diplomat, and author with expertise in media and foreign policy. Her investigative reporting has been recognized by the Livingston Awards and the Investigative Reporters and Editors Awards, and she served as a Foreign Service Officer, earning honors for her leadership during the Afghan Evacuation in 2021.
  
  She is the creator of Two Truths and a Fiction, a weekly newsletter that pairs top domestic and international headlines with a fictional escape—helping readers stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. Her latest novel, The Herd, explores the dangers of media distrust and disinformation by blending fiction with real-wo

  Buy books on Amazon