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Mary Frances Cavallaro
More Than Love
The Tale of Callista Vagare
Christopher S. Allen
Bluesman
Outside of Steele
Mary Frances Cavallaro is a graduate of Chestnut Hill College with her B.A. in English, was born and raised in South Philadelphia, PA.  With Edgar Allan Poe as her favorite author and influence in her work, she enjoys writing gothic and mystery stories.
Christopher S. Allen began writing novels and short stories for publication at the age of 18 and received his first publication at the age of 21.
Embe Charpentier
Beloved Dead
Sparks
Andrea Churchill
The Lerewood
Andrea Churchill is a writer with a passion for creativity. Her dream is to bring the many worlds in her head to life, all while entertaining others and bringing her fans joy. She has a list of more than twenty ideas for novels she'd like to complete!
Embe’s interest in Southern folklore began almost immediately upon moving to Georgia in 2001. On a trip to Savannah, she heard the legend of “haint blue”. The lovely shade of light teal- has long been painted on porches in the Carolina/ Georgia Low Country to keep the ghosts away.  After investigating the expression, “Don’t let the hag ride ya,” Beloved Dead became as inevitable as a full moon rising.
Reynold Conger
Reducing Medical Costs...
at the cost of health
E. Lynn Cormick
Der Reizen
Reynold Conger is a retired scientist and teacher. He writes fiction by embellishing his imagination with his life experiences and with what he sees of life around him. Life can be stranger than fiction. Sometimes life experience enriches fiction.
E. Lynn Cormick currently herds cats in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada. In order to get up the courage to write a book, Lynn has worked as a taxi driver, an aircraft mechanic, and an office clerk. When not writing, she knits, crochets, and does all manner of other needle crafting.

Elijah Douresseau
Chalkboard Specials, For Those Who Need Shelter Inside

Paul Day
The Churchill Legacy
Elijah Douresseau: writer and food guy. Elijah writes novels and graphic narratives when he isn’t obsessing over 90’s sitcom title sequences behind a locked door. There’s probably a bag of chocolate-covered pretzels – begging for its life – behind that door, too.
Paul Day was educated in Essex, England. He first worked as an engineering apprentice, served as a submariner in the Royal Navy and as a Navigation Officer in the Merchant Navy.
K.L. Dimago
Amethyst
Amethyst: Rise to Piracy
Imprisoned Heart
Colin Duffy
A Deal with the Devil
The Final Conflict
Colin Duffy has loved books for as long as he can remember. One of his first favorite books as a child was an abridged children's version of "War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells.
Author of fantasy and lover of reading, coffee, and animals (especially her dogs), K.L. Dimago is a little quirky and a lot of fun. She advocates pursuing your dreams and passions and lives in Texas with her husband and sons.
Alan R. Graham
Right of Human
George L. Duncan
Bay Island Beauty
Last Stand at Lighthouse Point
Alan runs a wildlife rehab sanctuary in Belize. It is a mad world he shares with many furry, feathered and scaly critters - some quite friendly, some not. He is a published writer and photographer of over 20 years on subjects of natural history and film making. Now's he's hard into fiction.
George L. Duncan is an avid golfer but his game was nowhere near good enough for the PGA tour, so he turned to writing. He has been a reporter, editor and editorial writer for a variety of newspapers.

Jill Hand
The Blue Horse
Livian Grey
Into the Other
Live to Tell
Jill Hand has lots of stories to tell, the weirder the better. She is deputy editor of New Realm magazine. Her work has appeared in more than thirty publications and in several anthologies. The Blue Horse is her first book.
Livian is a Western Australian native with a BA in Writing. She has been self-publishing for nearly five years and began writing at age 11, starting with short stories then moving to novels. She believes words are like weapons and should be used with great care.
Mary-Jean Harris
Perilous

Pamela Hill
Festival of Beasts
Mary-Jean Harris is from Ottawa, Canada and writes historical and other-world fantasy stories. She has a Masters degree in theoretical physics and loves philosophy, physics, writing, reading, and animals. Mary-Jean is also the author of the young adult fantasy novel Aizai the Forgotten.
At the age of six, Pamela woke from a nightmare sparked from an argument with a childhood friend. She slipped from her blankets, sat by moonlight, and wrote an apology
Richard Phillip Hoffman
Clan of Midnight
The Awakening of Samantha Stein

Joshua Jennings
New Blood
It gives me a great sense of accomplishment to be able to slot the pieces together and make them work both on a logical and cathartic level. Getting every detail right is as rewarding as much as it is often frustrating
Richard Phillip Hoffman is a lifetime resident of California, a graduate of CSUCI, a writer, a video game player and an avid movie-goer. As a child he had always been a dreamer always imagining the exploring
Cheryle L. Linturn
Vanishing Blue
Marilyn Matice
The Adirondack Chairs

An author/artist and graduate of Connecticut School of Broadcasting, she’s won various Editor’s choice awards for her poetry, including Winter’s Chill which has a darker supernatural side to it that helped lead her down the road to writing paranormal/mystery novels.
Marilyn Ruby Matice is an avid reader and writer of many genres and spends her summers relaxing and reading at some of the many lakes in Northern Saskatchewan. She enjoys her garden, grandchildren and sitting on her patio writing stories.
Charlene Mattson
The Curious Case of Prince Charming
The Glass Slipper Conspiracy
Blood Moon Rising
S.B. Michaels
The Chronicles of the Beast - Part 1
SB Michaels is an author, a creator, and a contradiction some would say. He would just like to call himself a thrill seeker who just loves to live life. He loves to write, which considering you’re reading this, kind of makes perfect sense. He writes about anything and everything: his most notable works are predominantly in science fiction and fantasy.
Charlene Mattson is a writer and adult education instructor living in north-central British Columbia, Canada with her husband, her sister, a close friend, her son, two cats and a dog.
Billy Pepitone
Lake of Fire
Gravedigger

Sarah Natale
The Kiss of Death
Sarah has been called an L.A. Gal (Language Arts Girl) due to her passion for words. She loves reading, writing, figure skating, and playing classical piano. She can be found surrounded by books with an open notebook, pen in hand.
Billy Pepitone is a retired member of the New York City Police Department, having served twenty years in the nation’s largest local law enforcement agency. During his decorated career, the Brooklyn, New York native was a first responder to numerous high profile incidents
C.J. Piatti
The Wizards' Roman Revolution
Boyd Reynolds
Bitch of a Witch
C.J. (Christopher John) Piatti lives in The Greater Toronto Area. He graduated from Durham College with a diploma in Chemical Engineering Technology. He found life as a lab technician disenchanting at best.
Boyd Reynolds is a freelance writer and educator living in Vancouver, Canada. He has published short stories for children, teenagers and adults. His other published works include newspaper articles, educational non-fiction pieces and pop culture commentary.



Jeffrey G. Roberts
Cherries in Winter
Jason Russell
Rogues Academy Saga
Jeffrey has been published in the genres of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and fantasy/comedy. He's written "Cherries In Winter" with Kellan Publishing, and "The Healer" with Booklocker.com. He lives in Tucson, Arizona - land of cacti and UFO's

Jason published novelist and magazine editor, Jason Russell has been producing literature for as long as he can remember. He is currently working intently on the second part of the Rogues Academy Saga.
Peter Andrew Sacco
Heads or Tails
The Lost Tunnel of Love

Kate Sebeny
The Last Best Thing
A lifelong Iowan with an M.A. in English, Kate’s won numerous artist grants and awards. She’s taught writing at two universities, and held editorships at a national magazine and a regional newspaper. Kate’s also a serial rehabber with a serious pet habit.
Peter Andrew Sacco is an author and criminal psychology professor.Sacco is also host of the TV series Niagara's Most Haunted and the radio show Mental Health Matters. He resides in picturesque Niagara Falls, Canada
C.J. Turpin
The salvage of Rapha


Jeff Striker
The Last Recruit
Jeff Striker is a short story author and novelist. As a graduate of Fairmont State University in West Virginia, he holds degrees in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering.
C.J. Turpin was raised by a mother whose perceptiveness borders on telepathy and a father who sees the love of God in the pheromone trails of ants. They helped her appreciate how beautifully science and faith, the natural and the supernatural, intertwine.
R.T. Vermaak
The Wisdom of Sage


Yvette van Niekerk
Daily Devotional Ebenezer
Yvette van Niekerk is a ‘Stay at home mom’ who lives in Emalahleni, South Africa.  Enjoys baking and teaches Sunday school.  She loves to blog and enjoys freelance writing.  She is a wife, mom and step-mom, and grandma of three beautiful girls.  She has a Diploma in Ministry and Leadership; Christian Life Training.
C.J. Turpin was raised by a mother whose perceptiveness borders on telepathy and a father who sees the love of God in the pheromone trails of ants. They helped her appreciate how beautifully science and faith, the natural and the supernatural, intertwine.
T.M. Wagenmaker
Singularity and Survival



Joey Willis
The Mountains
Being interested in theology and technology this book was a natural fit for him to write, but his children wonder where he comes up with his ideas.
Joey Willis began writing for people at age fifteen, when he habitually snuck out of his parents’ house at two in the morning to deliver devotionals to the doorstep of his closest friends.