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  William C. Seigler

  Born in Anderson, South Carolina; William discovered early on, a desire to see the world. While in the Army, he lived on the economy in Germany and worked on his German while making friends with the locals. He backpacked in the Black Forest, visited the World War II concentration camp at Buchenwald, drank excellent beer at Oktoberfest in Munich, day hiked in the Swiss Alps, met a beautiful girl in Paris, ate fish and chips late at night in London, and walked on the Acropolis in Athens.
  Later, William traveled by ship to Antarctica on a magazine assignment, free-lanced travel articles for El Paso newspapers, and flew cargo jets in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. He received a MS in geology from the University of Texas at El Paso and no

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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.
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  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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  Hannah N Foust

  Hannah N. Foust, was born and raised in St. Louis Missouri, she became a born again Christian at the age of 6 and baptized shortly after.
  Reading and writing were her favorite subjects as a homeschooler, and though she loved the classics her favorites were mysteries.
  She often wrote little poems and short stories, and even a few songs, usually as mother’s day gifts, her inspiration, "Jo March" from Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, she always felt she had a connection with Jo, being a bit of a tomboy herself, and could relate to Jo's character easily.
  As she grew she took a special interest in American History especially the Civil war and over the years she has studied and collected books , documentaries, and movies on the Civil war and enj

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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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  D.W. Duke

  D.W. Duke is a California attorney and a Duke family historian and genealogist. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan and his Juris Doctor from Washington University School of Law.
  
  He is the author of five books and dozens of articles, mostly concerning the law.

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  Ann Marie Thomas

  This author is also published under A.M. Thomas.
  
  Writing poetry and making up stories since she was a child, Ann only began to write for publication when her children left home. Her ambition was to write science fiction, but, fascinated by Swansea Castle and distracted by a major stroke she researched local history, an interest that culminated in the publication of her first book Alina, The White Lady of Oystermouth at Easter 2012. Early retirement gave her more time to concentrate on her writing.
  
  The sales of over 300 copies of Alina in local shops and museums, and at speaking engagements, led to a second local history book, Broken Reed: The Lords of Gower and King John in September 2013, and then to The Magna Carta Story at Easter 2015. T

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  William C. Seigler

  Born in Anderson, South Carolina; William discovered early on, a desire to see the world. While in the Army, he lived on the economy in Germany and worked on his German while making friends with the locals. He backpacked in the Black Forest, visited the World War II concentration camp at Buchenwald, drank excellent beer at Oktoberfest in Munich, day hiked in the Swiss Alps, met a beautiful girl in Paris, ate fish and chips late at night in London, and walked on the Acropolis in Athens.
  Later, William traveled by ship to Antarctica on a magazine assignment, free-lanced travel articles for El Paso newspapers, and flew cargo jets in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. He received a MS in geology from the University of Texas at El Paso and no

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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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  Bernard Ross

  Bernard Ross is not a best-selling New York Times author, although his wife believes he should be. He began writing at 76 after selling his stake in a tech company. His books aren’t about business; they are adventures from the hippie-drenched 1960s—a subject he’s well-versed in. He’s written Sipping Sunlight, a memoir, and Busting Timothy Leary, a historical novel.
  
  He splits his time between his homes in Delray Beach, Florida, and Brewster, New York. Ross attended City College of New York and the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, became a CPA, founded three companies, and co-founded another. Ross, a child of Holocaust survivors, was born in Poland and moved to Bolivia as an infant. When he was five years old, he immigrated to the

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  Ravi Yaranian

  Ravi Yaranian writes emotional and healing fiction that blends storytelling with truths about sacrifice, resilience, and the cost of caring for others. His upcoming novel, The Cost of Healing, is the first book in The Healers’ Testament.
  
  Inspired by his own struggles, Ravi’s writing is deeply personal. “When I first began writing The Cost of Healing, I thought I was telling a story about sacrifice. But somewhere along the way, I realized this wasn’t just fiction—it was a mirror of my own life, of the weight I carried, and the silence I learned to live in.”
  
  His hope is that every reader finds a piece of themselves in Elera’s journey—and remembers that compassion is not weakness, but power.
  

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  David Putnam

  Best-selling author David Putnam comes from a family of law enforcement. During his career, he did it all: worked in narcotics, served on FBI-sponsored violent crimes teams, and was cross-sworn as a US Marshall, pursuing murder suspects and bank robbers in Arizona, Nevada, and California. Putnam did two tours on the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s SWAT team. He also has experience in criminal intelligence and internal affairs and has supervised corrections, patrol, and a detective bureau. In Hawaii, Putnam was a member of the real-life Hawaii Five O, serving as Special Agent for the Attorney General investigating smuggling and white-collar crimes.
  
  Putnam lives in Southern California with his wife, Mary.
  

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  Leon M.A. Edwards

  Embark on the Creative Odyssey of Leon M A Edwards
  
  Discover the turbulent, inspiring journey of a man determined to redefine his destiny in a tale that shatters the boundaries between ambition and fulfillment. Leon M A Edwards, an unassuming accountant from Southampton, navigates the ebb and flow of a life that could belong to any one of us, yet it is imbued with dreams that push the limits of what we dare imagine for ourselves.
  
  In the quiet town of Romsey, young Leon's story begins a stone's throw from where the Titanic once embarked, carrying its own dreams across the waves. From the mundane to the magnificent, witness the evolution of a career that leads Leon through the vast realms of finance, where transactions soar to dizzying heights.

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  Paul G. Anderson

  Paul Anderson is a surgeon who specialises in upper gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary surgery. Born in Rotorua, New Zealand, his tertiary education began at Waikato University before he went on to further studies in Scotland, California, and South Africa where he completed both a Ph.D. and a medical degree. His passion for writing has latently manifested, thanks to the encouragement and direction of many friends.
  
  

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  Elly Stevens

  At a very early age, Elly was writing fictional stories and scripts with characters from the 1950s TV shows like The Thin Man for her and her friends to act out. She worked on the staff of the high school's literary magazine.
  
  Following her dream of writing, she joined the Publications group at Eastman Kodak Company where she held several positions including technical editor and the consumer-relationship management (CRM) team project manager for KODAK Digital Camera e-mail marketing campaigns. Elly retired in 2004.
  
  Her first book, a memoir, Searching for Serenity in My Crazy Life, allows a peek into many of the real-life experiences with her family and friends.
  
  Her second book, Dangerous Passion, is a fictional story of relationships, choices

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  Dennis Joslyn

  Dennis Joslyn writes the kind of horror that doesn’t leap at you—it creeps in slowly, settles under your skin, and makes itself at home.
  
  His debut novel, What Reads Us, is a psychological horror about guilt, grief, and a cursed book that might be reading you back. The story continues in What Guides Us, the chilling second installment in The Black Book Series, where haunted history and fractured memory collide.
  
  Based in New York, Dennis lives under the watchful eyes of two small pugs, who serve as both muses and editorial tyrants. When he’s not writing, he can usually be found over-researching dark history for future stories, drinking too much coffee, and wondering whether anyone else hears the whispers behind the bookshelf.
  
  If you enjoy horror

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  D.W. Duke

  D.W. Duke is a California attorney and a Duke family historian and genealogist. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan and his Juris Doctor from Washington University School of Law.
  
  He is the author of five books and dozens of articles, mostly concerning the law.

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