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I retired from my job as a career prosecutor in 2012 and began writing fiction full time.

I have an MA in Egyptology from the University of Manchester. I write fantasy and time travel books, which tend to have an Egyptian element in them - these are self published. I have also written and illustrated children's books about Egyptology to a traditional publisher.

My soul was brewed in the witchy, marsh-like woods of Traverse City Michigan. I consider myself a story-teller above all, something I rightfully inherited from my family. The front street writers program and a brief publishing internship helped me discover where I want to exist within the literary world, surrounded by readers like me, who value compelling characters and escapism above all.

Vaden Chandler has been writing since the age of six, and he currently resides in the Amarillo, Texas area with his wife Cheryl. He is also the author of the suspense novels A Little Bird Told Me and Absalom's Folly.

I'm a high school English teacher who love to write fantasy stories. I grew up on a farm, and spent a lot of time in the woods as a kid, so many of my stories pull in natural elements to the magic systems. I've always loved fantasy as a genre, and my home library is full of it!

As an author, book coach, and die-hard NaNoWriMo participant, I've published children's books, non-fiction, and forthcoming fiction. I'm humbled to say that my children's book, Just Like the Moon, has won the International Book Award in its category, and my nonfiction guide, Navigating Assisted Living: The Transition into Senior Living, has been a bestseller on Amazon since it was published in 2019. I've had the pleasure of helping over 20 aspiring authors achieve their goal of publishing their novels and children's books, and nothing brings me greater joy than being a part of our amazing worldwide writing community.

A lifelong reader of fantasy and sci-fi who wanted to read a story about dragons and elves living in our modern world but could never find it. So, I took Toni Morrison's advice; I couldn't find the book I wanted to read, so I wrote it! I'm a software engineer by day and find time to write late at night, after everyone else has gone to bed. Book two is well under way, and I plan to have a YA series based in the world I've created when this initial trilogy is complete.

Hi! I'm an urban fantasy author who published her first novel at 18 years old and who has published a total of 7 books since. Obviously, I love writing, but I'm also a big RPG fan and I love Edgar Wright movies, which shows in the way I pace my books.

In a former part of my life I wrote for numerous newspapers in the Puget Sound area of Washington, including the Seattle Posr Intelligent. After my tenure as a reporter i moved into the field of travl and have been a travel agent for the last 24 years. Recently I retired from my "day job" and have began my new career as a full time scribe.

As a fellow traveler through the often challenging world of professional life, I’m Sara Baker, dedicated to helping people improve their quality of life. My book, 'The Toxic Workplace Survival Guide,' was born from both personal experience and professional expertise, aiming to offer solace and solutions to those of us navigating difficult workspaces. It’s a collection of insights and tools I wish I’d had, shared in the spirit of community and mutual growth. I hope it serves as a resource for anyone looking to find balance and positivity in their professional journey.

I am a certified bleeding heart based in South Texas writing about flawed people learning how to move through the world, love through the mess, and move all the small mountains we face through choosing to live authentically.

Camilla Raines was born and raised in a small town in Northern Washington with lots of Evergreen trees, seaside fog, and rainy days. Her writing career began in elementary school, where she spent years writing stories for friends that were usually just knock-offs of whatever book she was devouring at the time. As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and someone who openly struggles with chronic anxiety and depression, the most important things to her as a writer are representation, diversity, identity, and acceptance. When she’s not writing, Camilla is reading to her heart’s content, running local writer meet-ups, living her best PNW life with two spoiled cats in a tiny house on wheels, and hunting down exciting finds at local thrift stores.