Wade H. Mann

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  Her favourite authors are Kerstin Gier, Jonathan Stroud, Marissa Meyer, Rick Riordan, and Scott Westerfeld.
  
  She would like to write a science-fiction epic, perhaps similar to Lord of the Rings but set in space.
  
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  Fredrica Edward

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  Alice McVeigh

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  Alice achieved a B.Mus with distinction in performance at Jacobs Indiana University School of Music, and spent three years studying cello privately with William Pleeth, Jacqueline du Pre’s “cello daddy”. After that she freelanced with orchestras including the BBC Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Philharmonic and Sir John Eliot Gardiner's Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique all over the UK, the EU, America and Asia.
  
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  Leenie Brown

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  Although it has been years since she cowered in her bed in her grandparents’ basement, she still has an imagination which occasionally runs away with her, and she feeds it now as she did then ─ by reading!
  
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  Jessica Grey

  Jessica Grey is an author, fairy tale believer, baseball lover, and recovering Star Wars fangirl. A life-long Californian, she now lives with her two children near Colorado Springs, where she spends her time writing, complaining about snow in April, and drinking way too much caffeine.
  
  Jessica writes witty, modern Jane Austen adaptations and Young Adult fairy tales featuring strong girls and magic.
  
  You can find out more about Jessica's novels and short story collections at www.authorjessicagrey.com.
  

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