Rene lives in Central Texas, works as a solution engineer, and is an avid reader of literary fiction with underlying dark themes. He regularly goes kayaking and mountain biking. He also loves live music and traveling.
Currently a practicing cardiologist with Vandalia Health in South Charleston, West Virginia.
William Auman is an award-winning novelist and author of If Trees Could Testify… and Pioneer Paddling Colonial Carolina, in addition to numerous articles and his current release, Pioneer Paddles of the Colonial South. He is a retired trial attorney, college…
Arthur L. Jenkins is a writer of fiction and non-fiction, a poet, and a mental health professional. Arthur writes books for African American LGBTQ+ people of all ages. His debut novel, The Prince of Brown: A Fictional Memoir, focuses on…
Born in Turin, Italy, in 1954, John A. Carollo was adopted by second-generation Italians and raised in Pennsylvania. A lifelong musician, he sang in a Catholic choir and began composing for piano in 1986. After earning a master’s degree in…
Tilly Hornsby is a fantasy writer who loves creating stories where ordinary moments transform into impossible magic. Her work is guided by a love for the extraordinary, adventure, and beautiful scenes that come to life on the page.
As of September 2025, Amazon updated KDP Select terms to allow simultaneous library distribution. Your KU ebook can now appear through OverDrive, Hoopla, BorrowBox, and other major library platforms without breaking exclusivity. You still can’t distribute to retail ebook stores…
Mary Morris is the author of four books of poetry, most recently, Lanterns in the Night Market. Other books include Late Self-Portraits (selected by Leila Chatti, winner of the Wheelbarrow Book Prize, MSU Press), Dear October (winner of the New…
Naveen Sridhar is a novelist whose stories bring the ancient world vividly to life. From the bustling streets of Sumer to the royal courts of the Hittites and the crossroads of Indo-Greek kingdoms, his books uncover the untold lives of…
Benjamin Ingram Jr., who began writing at just seventeen, introduces his debut children’s book Quentin and the New Friend, a heartfelt story inspired by real-life experiences that highlights kindness, friendship, inclusion, and emotional growth.
Kate Laack is a high school English teacher, theater director, and author. She earned degrees in English and secondary education from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, where she got her start in publishing with the university newspaper. Her…
Ruth is a middle school teacher and poet living in the Somerset town of Frome with her husband and her son, Eddie.
Jennifer Nelson is a New Mexico–based trauma therapist and private practice owner with a degree in social work, specializing in PTSD, dissociative identity disorder (DID), and abuse recovery. A mother of two sons, she has long been drawn to the…
Al Isaacs is a retired comedian who was twice named Long Island’s Best Comedian by the Long Island Press. With a career that spanned clubs, stages, and classrooms, Al not only made people laugh but also taught the art of…
James B. Agape is a reflective writer whose work explores the quiet complexities of the human mind from anxiety and emotional struggle to healing, self-discovery, and resilience. He is the author of Pent Up Thoughts, an award-winning poetry and short-story…
Julia Jaxsun is the recipient of the Aspiring Authors scholarship from the Colorado Author’s Hall of Fame and a finalist for the Diverse Worlds Grant from the Speculative Literature Foundation. She grew up in the Southwest and played in an…
Taylor Curtis was born and raised in Boise, Idaho. His childhood passion for science fiction and pop culture helped him navigate the world, fostering his love for the art of storytelling. He has been writing since a young age, concentrating…
I am J.R. Elrod. Thirty-year heavy-haul trucker, army veteran, and president of BAR Transportation LLC out of Mount Pleasant, Texas. I was raised on a farm. Served as a tank gunner on the M60A3 and the M1 Abrams. Found trucking…
Despite the connection between his first name and that of Merlin, Myrddin has had to reluctantly accept that he is neither a wizard nor a magician. He does, however, harbour a deep love of fantastical tales, and if imbued with…
Russ Gerney has published three novels through Atmosphere Press: Eighty Hours; To Sleep, Perchance to Dream; and his most recent, The Methuselah Project. He has also had his poem Dreams of the Beach in Scribeworth magazine.