Cleveland, Ohio native Babette Rosen Hughes is a bootlegger’s daughter whose father and uncle were murdered by the Mafia. Ms. Hughes is the co-author of Why College Students Fail and author of the memoir, Lost And Found. Her published columns, articles and book reviews can be found in the Saturday Review, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland Magazine and the Cleveland Press. Babette and her husband are parents and stepparents to eight children and now reside in Austin, Texas.
I am a writer and researcher dedicated to the weird, the wild and the horrific. To stories that are overlooked or kept off the radar. Stories you may find hard to believe. Stories that powerful interests would prefer to keep hidden. Names and places have been changed to protect the innocent – starting with my own.
Kelly Cozy became hooked on books in early infancy, when she turned one of her parents' paperbacks into a teething ring. She lives in California with her husband, son, and cats. Her hobbies include cooking, reading, watching movies, and attending nerdy conventions.
She is the author of The Day After Yesterday (contemporary fiction) and of Ashes and Reckoning (suspense series).
Janko Matko (20. 5. 1898 - 3. 8. 1979) pripovjedač, najznačajniji predstavnik tzv. pučke književnosti. Rođen je u Brleniću kraj Krašića. Polazio je franjevačku gimnaziju u Vukovaru. Zbog slomljene noge i neprilika I. svjetskog rata prekinuo je školovanje, izučio urarski, optičarski i draguljarski obrt u Vukovaru, potom živio u Rijeci, a od 1923. u Zagrebu. Tu počinje obnašati različite dužnosti u kulturnom društvu "Hrvatski radiša" te vodi vlastitu urarsku radionicu. Godine 1932. postao je predsjednik pjevačkog društva "Zvonimir". Prvu pripovjest Doći ću kući, majko, za Božić objavio je još 1917. u vukovarskim "Sriemskim novinama", a 1938. prvi (Žrtva) od dvadesetak romana (tri su izašla posmrtno) kojima je tematikom iz nacionalne povijesti
