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Self published author working on book 3 and 4. Growing author always on the hunt on developing his style and learning new things about every part of the writing process.

Young adult and high fantasy author.

My name is Robin and I am a neurodivergent author who writes children’s books with neurodivergent leads. My husband Michael is the illustrator. Our mission is to shed light on the reality of the neurodivergent experience and raise adhd/ autistic voices through dynamic story telling. It’s always been my dream to write books with main characters who look and sound “like me”. Now that I am raising three neurodivergent kids I believe these stories are more important than ever. I am excited to continue writing children’s books and hope to expand my projects to young adult books and even spiritual memoir writing.

I am a first-time author, long-time writer, who just completed her first foray into poetry. I'm a cat mother of two fur babies, a Pride and Prejudice 2005 stan, and a strong believer that stories are the connective tissue that further secures our relationships and communities.

Leslie Harrison's second book of poems was a finalist for the National Book award. Her third book, Reck (written in Dabble) was published in 2023. Her first book won the Bakeless Prize in poetry and was published by Houghton Mifflin (now a part of HarperCollins).

I am a neurodiverse author of fantasy novels and historical fiction-non-fiction novels. When I'm not inventing stuff or wiring stuff up, I'm writing, or out and about on Lucy the horse, exploring the hidden byeways and the deeper wooded sections of the Peak District. I am part of the Foxes' Retreat literary team.

Born and raised in the Philadelphia area I've been writting for about forty years now. I work in the IT field and I try to use my knowledge of computers to make my stories as accurate as I can when it comes to technology. I love reading comic books and superhero novels so I made sense for me to write my own superhero stories.

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.

Chalan Johnson is a writer who has always loved fantastical stories, whether that meant magic and dragons or true love.

I'm a mature adult who works in the care industry with vulnerable people. This profession gave me the idea for my first book which was published 18 months ago but hasn't taken off. I've got the writing bug and really enjoy being able to put my imagination into a story.

Emma-Claire Wilson is an author of emotional commercial and book club fiction. She writes ‘to make sense of the world’, and loves nothing more than tackling tough subjects and issues that affect her readers on a daily basis. When she is not writing fiction, she enjoys exercising her brain muscles with freelance copywriting, coaching other writers or writing articles for The Glass House Online Magazine. Her debut, This Child of Mine, although not autobiographical, was based on personal experiences and resulted in a highly emotional piece of fiction that secured her representation with Kate Nash Literary Agency. After almost 20 years living on the continent, she returned to the UK with her husband, two daughters and rescue dog, Pip. Now, trying hard to acclimatise to the UK weather, you will mostly find her snuggled under a blanket; sometimes dreaming of her next holiday in the sun but mostly reading stories that affect her or writing books she hopes will affect others.

Shannon Elliot resides in Houston, TX with her fur baby and writes romance whenever she's not at the dog park or curled up with a good book. Evidenced by her background in theatre, she is drawn to story-telling and the creative process. Shannon believes that diverse and inclusive stories shouldn't be the exception, they should be the rule. Happily ever after is for everyone and she aims to write romances that reflect her readers.