D.K. Dillenback is an American author and military strategist who explores the intersection between the human condition and our perceived reality. His writing attempts to capture reason, order, and peace from an infinite web of complex adaptive systems.
Originally from the east, I lived in a hundred-year-old log cabin in the Colorado foothills while I attended CU Boulder, earning a degree in Natural Resource Conservation. Upon graduation, I turned down a state job to work in game management and agriculture in East Africa, after which I went to horseshoeing school in Texas to become a farrier.
Ralph S. Souders is an American author of suspense and literary fiction. His first novel, Hans Becker’s Family, was published in 2010. It takes place in Munich and other locations in Southern Germany. It contains a very unusual plot, a plot that quite possibly has never been previously featured in a published story.
I am Jade Shade. A poetess. A storyteller. A gardener. A daughter.
Atmosphere Press, a selective hybrid publisher, offers a compelling path for British writers who want professional support, global reach, and the freedom to remain in control of their work. Rather than forcing authors to choose between local familiarity and international visibility, Atmosphere Press helps bridge the gap!
The information entered during publishing is not always the same thing a customer sees on Amazon. For authors, the most useful way to think about Amazon is as a marketplace with its own rules, not as a static catalog where every detail stays exactly as entered. Books are uploaded to Amazon through distribution systems (such as Amazon’s KDP, or Kindle Direct Publishing, platform and other distribution partners), and from there Amazon determines how listings appear.
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Discipline in writing is what helps great ideas become finished, effective books. While passion drives many writers to begin a project, it’s consistency, structure, and follow-through that shape that work into something clear, compelling, and ready for readers.
Susan McLeod resides with her husband John in Alplaus, New York. She is originally from Southold, Long Island, New York. In the fall of 1975, she moved to Troy, New York, attending Hudson Valley Community College’s nursing program, and received her A.A.S.
Historical mysteries are a unique blend of intrigue and atmosphere. They immerse readers in a past era while challenging them with a puzzle or crime that must be solved using the logic and tools of the time. For writers, this genre offers a rich playground: you can explore history’s textures—social customs, politics, technology—while crafting a suspenseful, page-turning story.
These titles from the Atmosphere Press catalog span cli-fi, eco-thrillers, dystopian science fiction, and environmental poetry, offering readers multiple ways to engage with stories about the planet in peril. Start with sweeping speculative visions of climate-altered worlds, move into action-driven thrillers where individuals fight back against disaster, and end with a lyrical reflection on the landscapes that inspire these stories.
Writers often struggle to portray neurodivergent characters authentically. Too often, characters are reduced to stereotypes—the “mad genius,” the socially awkward sidekick, or the quirky token whose only role is to support the protagonist. These shortcuts are easy, but they don’t reflect real people.
Lisa Riddoch lives in Liverpool, UK with her husband, two teenagers and her doggy writing companion, Dex. She works full time as a programmer manager for a large retail company, but her passion is reading and writing.
A.B. Taylore is an imaginative storyteller and high school biology teacher who believes that the natural world is the greatest source of wonder. By day, she guides students in Grades 9 to 12 through the intricate beauty of cells, ecosystems, evolution, and the delicate systems that sustain life. By night – and in every spare creative moment – she transforms that same sense of awe into fantastical tales born from boundless curiosity.
Mari, pronounced Mary, Miller is a retired oral communication educator of thirty-three years, having taught at private and public high schools and at the collegiate level. She has been a speech coach and drama director and presented at communication, education, and technology conferences across the country. She now divides her time between Iowa and South Dakota.
Freeman Smith, aka Dan Freeman, is an artist and writer born in the United States. He has lived in various cities including Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New Orleans, and New York City. Over the years, he has published novels under different pseudonyms and has discreetly placed many of his stories in various books at numerous libraries nationwide.
Dr Mel Baker is an author, speaker, and storyteller whose work explores resilience, identity, and the courage to rebuild. Drawing on her own lived experience, from early childhood trauma to frontline chaplaincy and military service, Mel writes with clarity, compassion, and unflinching honesty.
Peter Oloche David is an entrepreneur, researcher, and author whose work examines the powerful intersection of science, history, technology, and global health systems. His intellectual pursuits are driven by a central conviction: that understanding humanity’s greatest challenges requires both historical depth and forward-looking innovation.
Eliezer Sobel, 73, is the author of The Silver Lining of Alzheimer’s: One Son’s Journey Into The Mystery, a joyful memoir of caring for his mother, Manya, whose ordeal with Alzheimer’s lasted twenty years, until she finally passed away at 95. His story shines an unusual light on what has become an epidemic of dementia around the world, which most accounts largely tend to depict as purely tragic. Instead, Eliezer discovered that as his mother’s memories as a Holocaust survivor began to vanish, what emerged was the innocent, radiant, and loving young girl she had once been.
I was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1944. I hold degrees from the University of Chicago, Stanford University, and Yale Divinity School, and was the recipient of an NEA grant. My novel Skywater was named an American Library Association notable book, and my memoir Grace Period was a Next Generation Indie Book Award finalist. After fifty-plus years of writing and raising a family in Los Angeles, I now reside in my hometown.