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Sunday, June 16, 2019
G.E. Stills
Normally zany and often naughty talking, G. E. has a serious and compassionate side if you can find it. He cares deeply for his friends and hasn't met an animal yet he didn't like. He is terrified of heights so hasn't braved the tramway ride in his home town. He lives in the southwest while longing to live by the sea. He often says, "We have the sandy beaches but where is the water?"
He heeds the call of the many characters that pop into his mind and demand to have their stories put in print. Their tales are both serious and humorous. A multi-published author his stories cover many genres including contemporary romance, paranormal romance and science fiction. His stories are both erotic and non-erotic in nature. G.E. is the leader of a local writers group and in addition hosts a meeting of his own locally on fiction writing bi-monthly.
G.E. Stills loves to hear from his readers and can be contacted at any of these sites.
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Nancy Reece
Nancy Reece was born in Pennsylvania. After studying Psychology and working in High Tech, she now works in the special events industry, where she finds a plethora of unique characters for her stories. Living near Atlanta, she divides her time between one husband, two children, three horses, two dogs, and one cat who thinks she’s a dog.
Cheryl Rees-Price
Cheryl returned to education, studying philosophy, sociology and accountancy whilst working as a part time book keeper. She now works as a finance director for a company that delivers project management and accounting services and sits on the board of a local circus company.
In her spare time Cheryl indulges in her passion for writing, the success of writing plays for local performances gave her the confidence to write her first novel. Her other hobbies include walking and gardening which free her mindto develop plots and create colourful characters.
Elizabeth Thomas
Elizabeth Thomas was born in Mt. Clemens, Michigan. She earned a bachelor's and a master's degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Her first job after leaving U of M was as an editor and writer for the Gale Group's Contemporary Authors.
For a few years Elizabeth lived in Tucson, Arizona, where her children, Lisa and Joseph, were born. In 1996, she moved to Cedar Park, Texas, a suburb of Austin, where she still resides. In the Austin area, she worked for Barrett Kendall Publishing, and continued to work on her own writing projects. When Barrett Kendall began a precipitous decline, Elizabeth realized she had to change careers, and in 2005 graduated as a registered nurse from Austin Community College.
Elizabeth has won prizes in numerous writing competitions, and has had a short story published in Mytholog. Her full-length play, The Circle has received a stage reading in Birmingham, Michigan, and full production as a special event by the Way Off Broadway Community Theater in Leander, Texas. In gratitude to the latter organization, she subsequently served on its board of directors, and even had a brief stint as its president—she gave new meaning to the term “lame duck.” Elizabeth is thrilled that Keith Publications is offering More Than the Quest as one of their e-books, and can't wait until her historical novel Arden's Act comes out from Keith. Her short story Lot's Daughter is available as a Kindle e-book on Amazon, and her middle-school novel, Confessions of a Mixed-Up Weasel Hater is available in both print and electronic versions.
Ellen Cummins
Ellen Cummins grew up in the heart of California chasing adventures in the sun. One of her obsessions has always been movies that take on an unexpected twist, leaving her with her heart in her throat. She wears many hats---a mother and wife, retail sales girl and manicurist of over 26 years, and unexpectedly a writer. Suddenly at the age of 40, an idea popped into her head and she began feverishly pecking away at the computer creating characters and worlds that she soon became obsessed with. From that point on she fought for them to have their own day in the sun inside the minds of others. Her love of pretty things, be it a pink sparkly purse or a giant and mysterious Cyclamen bloom, inspires her to write colorful characters and haunting love stories that might make your soul just a little sweeter knowing them.
Janice Seagraves
Janice Seagraves grew up with a deep love of science fiction and adventure stories. Always the consummate artist, she traded in her paint brush for a laptop to write breathless life-affirming novels that celebrate enduring love.
~Out of this world stories that will leave you breathless.~
Bill Rosencrans
Bill Rosencrans is a novelist, playwright, and screenwriter . He is a former member of Upstate Independent Film and Video Makers where he became a story consultant on the award winning documentary Inside the Blue Line - Leadley's Legacy which aired on WMHT and PBS.
He is also co-founder of Movies Without Pictures, which are staged readings of screenplays for independent film producers, that featured Off-Broadway Actors. His eight screenplays are represented by The William Kerwin Agency in Hollywood, California and have been requested by actors: Jason Priestley, David Arquette, and Jonathan Tucker.
Bill is the author of Dakota: A Work in Progress, (fun stories about a golden retriever named, Dakota) Dakota: Still A Work in Progress, and Lime in the Coconut, a whimsical tropical island love story, in the romantic comedy genre. All of Bill’s books are published by Keith Publications LLC.
Lea Anne Wickizer
Lea Anne Wickizer was born and raised in New Carlisle, Indiana and has lived the majority of her life here. She went to Indiana University, South Bend where she received her bachelor's degree in 1995.
Her life is centered around family, friends and writing fun and inspirational stories and poems for kids of all ages.
June Kempf
June was educated in parochial schools in Queens, New York, where a strong religious ethic was cultivated. She attended St. John's University pursuing a BA in English. She switched to Music after winning a vocal scholarship to the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music.
When she met and married her best friend Ron, she moved to Long Island where she split her time between raising three children, and working a potpourri of part time jobs: from substitute teaching, to banking. She wrote a humorous column for a church newsletter, but was terminated after writing a tongue in cheek piece about the first woman Pope.
When her youngest son developed a serious life threatening disease, June was faced with challenges to care giving, schooling, sibling rivalry and met threats to relationships with family, friends and God. Finding little community support, June and her husband eventually discovered the Muscular Dystrophy Association, where they went on to devote thirty years to 'Jerry's kids, comforting and comforted by those who truly understood.
June has also written poems for the disabled and award winning stories which have been published by Canine Companions for Independence, the National Library of Poetry, Angel Animal Network and Bike rally magazine. Most recently June received an acknowledgement from Reader's Digest resulting from a contest entitled 'My life in 150 words.'
Now that Jonathan is gone, she still connects with him through her writing, music and walks on the beach. . She has a soft spot in her heart for Yellow labs, seagulls and jazz music. Her story is bound not only to touch every mother of a special needs child as well as parents, siblings, teachers, friends and healers everywhere.
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Cenydd Ros
Cenydd Ros was born in southern California, where he currently resides. He is a United States Navy veteran. Having a lifelong romance with archaeology, he has worked both academically and professionally in that field. Now in his forties, Ros has returned to college on the pre-med track. He began writing as a child and over the years has written short stories, novella, novels and many screenplays. His work spans several genres, among which can be found historical fiction, detective stories, fantasy, and science-fiction. The focus of his writing centers on the theme of adventure, with tinges of the macabre.
Andrew Richardson
Andrew Richardson lives in Wiltshire, England, with his wife, teenage son, and a hamster. He is within easy reach of Stonehenge and other historical places whose regal solitude provides a clear mind for working out plot difficulties and story ideas. Most of Andrew’s work falls squarely into the ‘horror’ genre, but he enjoys writing erotica so his characters can have some fun for a change instead of being scared out of their wits. He has a pathological dislike of laptops, so adopts the old and quaint approach of typing with a desktop, which at least has a screen big enough to avoid the need to squint.
Andrew has a background in archaeology and has worked in several trenches. It’s not really a surprise that most of his work reflects this interest and experience, even if it’s as peripheral as his characters living the university lifestyle. When he’s not writing or working as a science administrator Andrew follows Aldershot Town Football Club and takes long walks over rugged countryside.
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Braxton A. Cosby
Braxton A. Cosby is a dreamer who plays around with ideas in his mind that he desires to bring to life in print and share with the entire world. He studies to show himself worthy of any gifts from above. Braxton desires to create characters that feel and read "real". He is an award winning author and particularly loves to write in the Young Adult genre. An eternal student, Braxton ventures to learn more each day and embraces the idea of facing challenges head on and accomplishing what people determine as impossible. Braxton lives in Georgia with his wife and three lovely girls.
Josephine Vanner
Josephine S Vanner is a paranormal fantasy novelist who writes about strong, courageous women that stand out in a man's world. Her female characters are the lead alpha in her books and not secondary to the males in her stories. Originally from London, England, Josephine S Vanner lived for many years in Spain. She now lives in England on a riverboat with her husband, two dogs and two cats. A trained medium she combines her understanding of spirit and her love of writing to create stories that thrill the reader and take them into a world of the fantastic paranormal.
Kim Carmichael
Kim Carmichael began writing nine years ago when her love of happy endings inspired her to create her own. A Southern California native, Kim's contemporary romance combines Hollywood magic with pop culture to create quirky characters set against some of most unique and colorful settings in the world. With a weakness for designer purses, bad boys and techno geeks, Kim married her own computer whiz after he proved he could keep her all her gadgets running and finally admitted handbags were an investment. Kim is a member of the Romance Writers of America, as well as some small specialty chapters. A multi-published author, Kim's books can be found on Amazon as well as Barnes & Nobel. From alcohol to makeup to infrared cameras and even scientific lasers studying the atmosphere, Kim has worked in some aspect of sales and marketing for over twenty years. Her most recent book, Permanent, was selected as a finalist in the Assent Publishing's Great Romance Contest 2013. When not writing, she can usually be found slathered in sunscreen trolling Los Angeles and helping top doctors build their practices.
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