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I had a car accident 7 years ago and have had a traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress since 2016. It took me 2 years to write my first book. It was published 15 months ago and is for sale on Amazon B&N and Google books. It is the story of our journey, Andy and mine, through the worst days and best with a disabling brain injury. Andy's antics as a kitten who brought a smile back to my face. Andy narrates and tells the story in his own words " Which my readers truly loved. "Andy the kitten's Forever Home"is the title".

Hi! I am a newish pantser author. I love getting these characters out of my head and introducing them to the world. I don't get as much time to write as I wish I could but hopefully that will change someday.

An introvert posing as a writer, Christina Cridebring is native to Phoenix, Arizona, where she was born with a sassy mouth that frequently got her grounded as a child. Appropriately nick-named “Princess Thundercloud” by a particularly frustrated high school science teacher, she has been pissing people off since she was old enough to speak. Christina has worked in Human Resources, Recruitment, and Operations but is most proud of her role as a mother and grandmother. She loves Pit Bulls more than people and rescues whenever she can.

I really like writing big stories big ideas that's really where my heart is the giant arc and the arcs within the arc.

International entrepreneur, podcast and radio show host, author, business coach.

Jane Lo is a Chinese-Canadian writer and English teacher. Shortly after Lo was born in Hong Kong, her family moved to Vancouver. Over the years she has worked and studied in both cities, but she is now happily settled in Hong Kong, and lives with her husband, their two sweet but boisterous children, and their extremely shy leopard gecko, Snowy. Reading and writing are her passions. Her debut novel, All I Ever Wanted, was published in April 2023 with Earnshaw 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.

I write rompy space opera science fiction and (under the name J. Beckett) action/adventure thrillers. I started writing as a NaNoWriMo win after years of never finishing. Figured I’d written the thing might as well put it out there. To date I have 3 series totaling 17 books with 2 more in the editing/release pipeline.

S.J. Walker's love of fantasy fiction began in junior high, when she fell into the world of "A Wrinkle in Time". Eventually she was introduced to "The Hobbit" and that set the stage for her desire to write her own fantasy fiction books. Throughout her university years, S.J. Walker discovered many talented authors and exposure to these fabulous worlds set in motion the creation of her own fictional world. The first book in the series, "The War of the Dragons", took over 20 years to write but then the following books were completed within a year of the first book's release. While fantasy fiction is S.J. Walker's favorite genre to write, she is currently tackling the historical fiction world with her new venture.

Andrea Lani is the author of Uphill Both Ways: Hiking toward Happiness on the Colorado Trail (Bison Books, 2022). Her essays have been recently published in Labor of Love: A Literary Mama Staff Anthology and Rooted 2: The Best New Arboreal Nonfiction, among other publications. She has degrees in Human Ecology and Creative Writing, she's a Maine Master Naturalist, and she teaches nature writing and nature journaling around Maine.

I'm the author of the STARCHILD space opera trilogy! It's a high adventure in space, in the tradition of STAR WARS and DUNE.

Sophia has been telling stories since she could talk. She loves learning almost as much as she loves writing, pursuing both her undergraduate and master’s degrees. She has studied archaeology, anthropology, and the languages and histories of a variety of cultures. Her master’s degree is in medieval history, with a focus on the British Isles. She’s been fortunate enough to participate in three archaeological excavations and surveys–one at a Native American settlement in southern Indiana, one at a Tudor estate in Essex, and one at an early medieval ringfort in County Roscommon, Ireland. After marrying her high school sweetheart, attending grad school, and moving nearly ten times in as many years, Sophia and her husband settled into a lake house in northern Indiana. When she isn’t working on her next novel, you can find her in the garden and covered in dirt. They live happily in the middle of nowhere with two little boys, two atrociously rude doggos, and one ornery cat.