Brett grew up splitting his adventure appetite between fantasy quests through Tolkien’s vistas and Eastwood standoffs in Sergio Leone westerns. His debut weird western saga, Endless Frontier pulses with reverence for flawed protagonists, supernatural showdowns, and mystical science magic. A scholar of political theory during his academic studies, Brett chose to apply his knowledge of statecraft to his woldbuilding.
An avid RPG gamer and comic book collector, Brett brings captivating women leads, amphibious races, and a magic system based on wireless electricity powered by charge crystals. With an endless frontier to explore, Brett looks to expand tales of high-voltage rivalry and unlikely alliances. His happy place is in the mountains with a
Greg Vigdor has spent his life working within America’s health care system, trying to improve it. He has now chosen to write about the system with the hope that this will stimulate the type of change that will be good for the people and communities of America. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, Greg has lived in cities across our nation. His times in Washington, DC, Seattle, Washington, and the American Southwest are important settings for this novel. Greg has worked in a range of positions and sectors in American health care, providing him a broad and deep perspective on the many issues of the full system. He has served as a policy leader, lobbyist, health care manager, CEO, and many other roles. One of his more prominent positions was as founder
BERNARD LEO REMAKUS, M.D. is a native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He received his B.S. degree from King's College, M.Ed. degree from East Stroudsburg State College, and M.D. degree from the Temple University School of Medicine. He completed a three-year residency in internal medicine at Abington Memorial Hospital and is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
Dr. Remakus has practiced Internal Medicine in rural Northeastern Pennsylvania for 45 years. During that time, he has published six novels, The Other Disney, The Paraclete, Keystone, The Lame Duck, Mia, and Cassidy's Solution; three works of non-fiction, The Malpractice Epidemic, Medicine from the Heart, and Medicine between the Lines; and one screenplay, Mia. Many of his books
Sera Maddox Drake is an independent, self-published author who specializes in literary erotica with esoteric, occult themes. Their work has a special focus on the viewpoints of neurodiverse, queer characters.
F.E. Beyer writes about dead-end jobs, travel, history and crime. He is the author of two books: 'Buenos Aires Triad,' a tale of low-end criminals in Argentina's capital, and 'Smoko,' a comic novel set in New Zealand. His articles and reviews have appeared in the South China Morning Post, Los Angeles Review of Books, Inside Indonesia, and Travelogues Magazine.
Natalie Knox is an award-winning children’s author who lives in Spain with her family and beloved pets. A former teacher and counsellor, she draws on her experiences both inside and outside the classroom, blending them with the inspiration she finds on sunny days in the garden and adventures in the Spanish countryside. Her published works include The Mending Chronicles of Liam and Emily and its companion Parents’ Guide, the picture book Bonito the Hero, and The Adventures of Kitty Corner chapter book series. Natalie’s stories have reached readers around the world and some of them have been translated into Afrikaans and Spanish.
