MARK NUTTER grew up in a motel near Joliet, Illinois, which is not as glamorous as it sounds. He acquired a taste for absurd comedy in the womb. Mark is the author of Dancer on the Ceiling, Giant Bana…
With 19 New York Times bestsellers and more than 350 million copies of his works in circulation, L. Ron Hubbard is among the most enduring and widely read authors of our time. As a leading light of Am…
Mark Mustian is the author of the novel The Gendarme, which was shortlisted for the Saroyan International Award for Writing, a finalist for the Dayton International Literary Peace Prize, and won the F…
Elizabeth McKenna's love of books reaches back to her childhood, where her tastes ranged from Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys to Stephen King's horror stories.
Britney King is a Texas-based author of dark psychological thrillers and has been publishing since 2013. With thirty-plus thrillers to her name, her books explore obsession, revenge, control, dangerou…
J.M. Hofer delivers page-turning adventure and magic in her award-winning novel, Islands in the Mist, and its sequels. Set in Post-Roman Britain and steeped in Welsh legend, her series brings to life …
With degrees in Crime Scene Technology and Physical Anthropology, Florida writer Shannon Hollinger hasn’t just seen the dark side of humanity—she’s been elbow deep inside of it! She’s an avid animal l…
Michael Beashel writes historical fiction that explores the unsettling power of truth — and the courage required to live with its consequences. Set against the formative years of nineteenth-century New…
I've always had a love for fantasy, and to this day LOTR and The Inheritance Cycle remain some of my favorite books. There are limitless possibilities when you're writing, but with fantasy, it's diffe…
I’m Brenda K. Thompson, Grand Prize-winning author of Alice Anyway and the Appalachian novels Ivaleena, A Feed Sack Dress for Sadie, and Child H. I write emotionally resonant fiction about resilience,…
Asa Bowers is a writer of quiet, emotionally driven literary fiction. Blending lyrical prose with psychological depth, his work draws on myth and folklore. His debut novel, Mancala Moon, is a haunting…
A Long Island native and graduate of MIT, Michael Albergo is a civil engineer and professor of risk analysis at NYU. He writes speculative, character-driven fiction rooted in early 20th century locale…
