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MICHAEL E. DELLERT lives in the Greater New York City area. Following a traditional publishing career spanning nearly two decades, he now works as a freelance writer, editor, publishing consultant, an…
I am a Christian freelance writer who has sold more than 300 manuscripts for publication. Throughout my life, I have also worked as a registered nurse, piano teacher, bookkeeper, and para-educator. I …
About the author Hi, I'm Ginger Rayz, and I write emotionally driven stories set in small towns where nothing is clearly wrong... but something is always slightly off.
Peter J Charles is a British crime and intelligence fiction writer whose work grows out of a lifetime spent inside real investigations. Born in September 1953, he began his career in uniform with the …
Jules Mills is a storyteller drawn to the spaces where vulnerability meets power. Her Echo Drift series explores love, survival, and connection against the backdrop of a changing world. She writes for…
Vanessa Onstad-Pierre lives in Northern Virginia, where she embraces life with purpose and joy. She is on an exciting journey of growth and resilience, cherishing the life she has built for herself an…
A native of Seattle, Washington, Pratt came home to a remote cabin nestled in the north woods of Kitsap County—a place without running water or electricity. This, along with the influence of his artist …
D. Scott Allen is the author of The Aerie Protocol, a high-concept science-fiction thriller blending atmospheric mystery, hidden-world discovery, engineered weather, and human consequence.
I am Laszlo Tamas Suhajda, born in Pecs Hungary, February 1952, a naturalized citizen under my Parent's citizenship after escaping Russian Communism in Hungary during the 1956 Revolution and author of…
Nik Nanoski is the author of DUMB 31, a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel that asks not how humanity survives the end of the world, but how it chooses to rebuild afterward.
