Just A Few Of Our Authors
Here are a just a few of our authors. You can click on the author image to be taken to their website.
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 | A.G. Davis A.G. Davis is a writer and Desmond “Deetz” Mac Innes’s official biographer. The two met at an Aikido dojo in Chicago during Deetz’s wanderings away from himself. Davis has a doctorate degree in clinical psychology and has worked in social services as a therapist and a program administrator for over 30 years, helping people with wide-ranging backgrounds but who had one thing in common – they were trauma survivors looking for love. |
 | Hans Berger In the spring of 1944 my family were forced to flee the massing forces of the Nazis and the Russians as they came together in one of the bloodiest moments of World War II. I was only a young child at the time. My sisters and I were swept up by our mother and we headed out into the night in a desperate race for safety. This is our story. My name is Hans Berger and I wrote this story from the notes kept by my mother during these tumultuous days. |
 | Zoe Hoye My name is Zoe Hoye, I was born 15th May 1996 in QE hospital in Gateshead, but I moved to Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. I first found out that I enjoyed writing was when I was around 13 years old, It was when I was doing literature in high school, It opened my eyes and my mind to a whole new world, a world that anyone could make, a one they wish was true or a one that they believe could be true but our reality blinds up, or even just to hide the pain of their own life. |
target="_blank" | Sharon and Tom Savage Sharon and Tom Savage live in Muscatine, Iowa. They are prior owners of a bookstore on 2nd Street that was located between the historic Swan and Volger stores. Sharon has an MSW from the University of Iowa and teaches Abnormal Psychology and Sociology at the Community College level. Tom has an MA from the University of Iowa, has taught. He is the author of “A Dictionary of Iowa Place Names” and is an owner of an Iowa century farm. |
 | Thomas Childress So the big question you’re wondering is why did I do it. Why would this guy take the tremendous amount of time and effort to write a fiction novel, and who in the world is he? Well, I’ll take the time to answer that, but I’m sure it’s not what you think. Reading and writing was an inspiration to me as far back as I can … who am I kidding. I was like most people growing up. I hated reading and writing with a passion ever since I tried to learn my alphabet in kindergarten. |
 | Shirley Dawson I am a Norfolk girl, a county I love. Many things are written about Norfolk and I’m sure, nobody could deny its beauty and diversity. After I was married, I moved to a small country village, approximately twelve miles away from the city where I was born and bred – it could not have been more different. My children were raised there and attended the local village school. Although many years have passed since those former years, all three children still enjoy the tranquillity and the beauty of country life. |
 | R.S. Freckleton I came late to writing, but have well and truly caught the bug now. Whether anyone is interested or not, I shall continue to write stories. I believe passionately in the books I’ve produced so far.Looking back at my own experiences, I was keen to set a story which featured a gay teenage boy as the central figure and I was also determined the story should have a positive outcome. I particularly liked adventure stories when I was younger, and thought that it was about time the boy got the boy instead of the girl at the end of the story. |
 | Oliver Paglia Oliver Paglia is a writer/ filmmaker and was born and bred in Hampshire, southern England, where he grew up on a small farm in the picturesque Test Valley countryside. He now lives in Reykjavik, Iceland with his veterinary nurse partner, Snæfriður Stefanssdottír. For many years Oliver has worked as a videographer in England and has a substantial portfolio of commercial and artistic film work spanning a broad variety of subjects. |
 | Matthew Jones Matthew Jones is married, currently with no children. He has two cats and a dog.He is currently employed with a grading and landscaping company. Previously he worked as a mechanic and received an Associates Degree in Automotive Systems Technology after attending a local community college. |
 | Kit Miller Kit has been an avid writer since her days in elementary school. What began as a weekend hobby quickly escalated into an everyday activity. Her love of writing led her to join her high school’s nationally acclaimed journalism program; VISTAj. She is currently the editor of VISTAj’s website and literary magazine – Periphas. She also works for the commentary website Psycho Drive-In under the guidance and support of Paul Brian McCoy. |
 | Kay Cook Kay Cook has studied mediumship, runes, spiritual energies and philosophies for over twenty years. This book has been written to share Runes and Rainbows, her integrated way of working with runes, chakras and universal energies. This system emerged from my love of runes and my work over more than twenty years with mediumship, chakra and energy readings. For many years, I have assisted people with their personal and spiritual growth. Between 2006 and 2009 I also acquired three independently validated (NVQ4) professional qualifications in hypnotherapy, deepening my understanding of the mind. |
 | Kay Carswell My mother taught me to read long before I went to school and I have devoured hundreds of books over the years. Consequently, I have always wanted to write a book but was far too scared to do it. What if I couldn’t do it; that would be the end of the dream. Then after a particularly long and tedious journey across France, I found myself reading the last book in my luggage, one I’d smuggled out of our campsite. It was the most utter rubbish, I couldn’t believe it had been published and so I left it in a bin in Rouen and decided that it was time to start my first book. |
 | Jennifer Chapman I grew up in Bellingham, Washington. I spent most of my childhood rummaging around in my ideas and putting words together to create readable sentences which my mother seemed to really enjoy. I always had a notebook with scribbles in it and various doodles, the pen and paper were my best friends and lifelines at times. I grew a very deep love for Stephen King and Piers Anthony early on and decided I wanted to follow in their very large shoes. |
 | Jane E Hill Originally born in North London, I escaped an unhappy childhood using my writing. Through adult life, ingenious to most, the pen was never far from my hand. With annotations scrawled in restricted notebooks, my passion for writing was kept alive. Unable to publish any of my work during a troublesome and violent first marriage, I held on to these notebooks. Now happily married again and residing in Kent, my efforts are offered in my first publication….So, Here I Stand. Since writing my first self-published novel, I was brave enough to enter a short story competition organised by Mirador Publishing. |
 | Elizabeth Revill Elizabeth Revill is a prolific author with a common theme in the all her novels, the quality of the human spirit and how it conquers the darkness in other peoples souls, despite the odds. Proud of her Welsh heritage and with Welsh speaking parents, Elizabeth spent much of her childhood there. She qualified in English, Speech and Drama before moving onto Drama School and embarking on a career as an actress and winning the coveted Carlton Hobbs Award from the BBC. As a member of the BBC Repertory Company she worked extensively in radio including The Archers, Waggoner’s Walk, David Copperfield, Sherlock Holmes and many more. |
 | Elisabeth Clare I am a nurse by profession who specialised in neurosurgical intensive care nursing, before going into teaching. I currently work at the University of East Anglia, Norwich in the School of Health Sciences teaching Health Care Law and Ethics to a variety of health professionals at undergraduate and postgraduate level. My interest in medical/healthcare ethics was sparked during my time of running a very busy neurosurgical intensive care unit, Atkinson Morley’s, then based in Wimbledon, now moved to St George’s Hospital, Tooting, in London. |
 | Don C. Kean Dr. Don C. Kean D.M.D. is a retired General Dentist of 25 years. He is a die hard University of Kentucky Wildcat fan. He is also a fan of automobile racing. His truest passion is freshwater fishing especially at Kentucky Lake which is where the background for this story takes place. He hopes to one day live out his formative years on Kentucky Lake. |
 | Daniel Perusko Daniel Perusko is an undergraduate of The University of Akron with a degree in Computer Information Systems. He is a core author of Psiraise Creative Studios, a new company that has taken the world by storm, gaining bestseller ranks on US and AU Amazon. A child of the melting pot of culture we call the internet, Daniel encountered a vast array of people and experiences through his time spent in the digital world. These countless meetings helped shape him and give him insight into the human condition, as well the world of technology. |
 | Damian Magnay Damian Magnay is a marine engineer and author of action/adventure novels. Originally from regional South Australia, he spent many years working in various parts of Australia as a Diesel mechanic before switching to marine and heading to sea. The long nights away were spent studying creative writing and novel writing. ‘King of the Mekong’ was started during one of these courses. His spare time is spent either completing further studies in writing or penning another story. |
 | Chris Hawley I was born in the UK in 1941 and brought up in post-war austerity in London. I trained to be a Chartered Accountant. In 1971, I came to Kenya with my wife and young family. I fell in love with the country. I worked in finance and accounting for many years, but in 1990 I decided the money was not worth all the stress the job entailed, so I retired and came to Lamu on the coast of Kenya, not too far from the Somali border. You may have heard of terrorist attacks that took place near here in 2011. I built a house and operated two tourist hotels in partnership with Swahili people. |
 | C.L.Ryan C.L.Ryan is a Pseudonym but this biography is real. CL Ryan was born in Bristol in 1959. Despite suffering from bullying, she thrived at school- becoming an international athlete and being offered a scholarship to Millfield. At 19, Ryan suffered a serious accident, breaking her neck and incurring a head injury. After three years’ recuperation, she pursued her passion for cookery and entered the hospitality industry. After managing a string of successful pubs, she purchased her own which quickly became a much-loved venue. She now runs a guest house in the West Country. |
 | Brian W Lewis I was born and raised in Bournemouth on the south coast of England. As a young boy, I survived Adolf Hitler’s world onslaught, possibly much to his disgust and annoyance! I can imagine Adolf Hitler sitting in his Berlin bunker with his mistress Eva Braun, and reading the latest edition of the Daily Mail. He angrily threw the paper to the floor and said to Eva, ‘that little bugger Brian Lewis has survived my latest Luftwaffe bombing raid, I must have a word with Rommel about it’. Eva replied, ‘Rommel is not in charge of the Air Force’. ‘I know’ said Adolf, ‘but the others won’t listen to me’! |
 | Andrew Webb After living with extraordinary paranormal activity in Surrey for fifteen years, I have been inspired to write a fictional account of my experiences to allow others to read and learn about the dangers and impact spirits can have on a person’s life. A young family moves into a new home on the Hampshire border completely unaware of what had stood there years before. Their lives soon erupt into a fireball of hauntings. For those who are intrigued by ghosts and spirits, if you find the strength to read this book, you will certainly know where to find them. |
 | Alex Lawson Enduring being stalked for many years, she became ill and depressed. There was nothing the police or anyone could do unless he harmed her. Feeling totally alone, she was living in a damp dark basement bedsit due to poor life choices. In order to get away from her depressing surroundings she began to visit the library in the city centre, there the idea for the book was born. She began to write with no confidence at all. However, she wrote one paragraph at a time. She did not stop until she was happy with the book. This is a true story of triumph over adversity. |
 | Owen H Lewis After gaining a degree in English Literature in 1998, Owen H. Lewis embarked on a career in film and television. At first he worked in London, then Madrid and finally he settled in Los Angeles with his own production company. As well as making promotional videos for big named business, the company also produced two shorts films scripted by Owen. However, outside pressures forced him to adopt a more conformist career path and he reluctantly put aside his creative ambitions, moving instead into real estate investment. |
 | A.J. Dobbs A.J. Dobbs is a fantasy adventure writer who lives near Cardiff in South Wales with his wife, two daughters and Dalmatian called Rosie. He draws inspiration from the Welsh landscape he grew up in, philosophy, music and the strange world of quantum mechanics The Seventh Seal is a fantasy adventure with “steam punk” esque elements that revolves around the premise that our lives and destinies are “managed” by seven people known as Keepers who reside on an interconnected world called Thera. |
 | Adam Crawford Adam Crawford is an award winning play writer, theater thespian, and theme park performer that was also a formerly accepted student of the Academy of Art University of San Francisco and currently resides in Du Bois PA with two beautiful princesses and a Diamond Queen. His passion for writing was chiselled onto his heart by a palette of imagination gifted at a young age. His love for the literary arts has transcended into many experiences and opportunities from small town Galeton, PA to the busy magical byways and highways of Orlando FL. |
 | Curtis Sylvia “I have been writing stories for as long as I can remember,” said Curtis. “I used to write in school during every class, except English, it was the only class I cared about.” He began to write his sci-fi/fantasy book series “Primordia” shortly after he left school. The Primordia series is actually a mature version of the childhood adventures Curtis would make up with his friend. The first title used was “Prime” for its definition meaning first. Because Primordia is the first world out of five essential to the story. |
