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When not moonlighting as a self-published author of YA Fantasy and poetry, I daylight as an English and art teacher and freelance editor. I love stories about friendship and sword fights, especially if you can throw them together.

Jaime Jo Wright (JaimeWrightBooks.com) is the author of ten novels, including Christy Award and Daphne du Maurier Award-winner The House on Foster Hill and Carol Award winner The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond. She's also a two-time Christy Award finalist, as well as the ECPA bestselling author of The Vanishing at Castle Moreau and two Publishers Weekly bestselling novellas. Jaime lives in Wisconsin with her family and felines.

I'm a Sunday Times bestselling author of nine SFF novels, with my latest being the epic fantasy romance, Dragonfall. Other work includes near future space thriller Goldilocks, the co-written space opera Seven Devils duology (with Elizabeth May), cyberpunk thrillers False Hearts and Shattered Minds, and the award-winning Micah Grey trilogy, which begins with Pantomime. I'm a former creative writing lecturer and current writing coach at The Novelry.

A writer of science fiction, fantasy, and thriller novels (and the occasional coming-of-age story), with the hope of transporting and enthralling readers. Publishing novels since 2015, Travis’s passion is creating worlds and characters that live and breathe, and experiencing the joy of those stories with his readers.

The author has penned several other self published books of adventure and just plain fun, 'Destroying Leadership,' 'Dniknam The Lesser,' 'Truth Alaska Style,' and 'Inside The Cover.' David is a graduate of Bethany Bible College, Scotts Valley, CA, and received his Master's of Ed in 2007 from Jones International University. He is married and has six children and eleven grandchildren. He is retired and Janice teaches Christian school. They reside in Missoula, MT

When Jeb Worrall is not writing he is being hunger stalked by his two house cats Captain Jack and Dresden. While in hiding from feline predators, Jeb can often be found gaming, painting minis, or daydreaming of new vistas to share. Sometimes all three at the same time.

I don't really think of myself as an author yet. I still have a day job. I wrote both Assumed and the sequel, Abandoned, in my free time - in the early morning hours or late into the night once my kids were asleep. Writing is therapy. Through my characters, I am constantly learning more about myself. I'm currently finishing the third book in a series, and I'm looking forward to a new project.

Aster has been writing since they were able to hold a pen. Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Poetry, and Historical Fiction are some of their favorite genres, though what they truly aim for is relatability. Developing characters and stories that speak to readers like them, who sought to escape deep within a good book. Giving back to the community that helped raise them has been their priority, which includes telling stories they wished they had in their youth.

I’m an American author of books for children and adults, and am a native of Athens, Georgia. For many years, I lived in the nearby small town of Winterville, the setting of my debut children’s middle-grade novel, Gone From These Woods, published by Random House. My latest book is Cooking With Annie D: Southern Recipes Seasoned with Seagraves and Pettyjohn Family History. When I’m not writing, I work in my used and rare book business, Junebug Books and Collectibles, that I founded in 1998.

I'm an Air Force Veteran with a Master’s in Fine Arts. At 25, I have three romance novels published on Dreame and another on the way published by Spellbound Publishing House. Writing since she was a young teen, I've used writing as a way to cope with trauma, using it as an outlet to create worlds she could escape to. Now, I continue to write stories that feature an unusual protagonist who sees their obstacles not as challenges but as a step to where they are wanting to be.

By day, I am a professional content writer in Cape Town, South Africa, by night a fantasy writer. I have a professional background in psychology and use this with my experience to craft stories that lean on characters and imaginative world-building.

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).