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Must Reads...by very talented people
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John Bienko...Click to read an excerpt from
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This father of three lives, works, and writes his psychological thrillers in northwest Indiana. When he's not writing or managing the local Lincoln Mercury dealership, he's actively pursuing his youth through his children's eyes by furthering their development in sports and the fine arts. Among John's works is The Bottorff Initiative, Pieces of Eight, The Farmer in the Well (sequel to POE), untitled (third in the POE trilogy), Sizemore Diversion, and Turnabout.
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Jerry Bolton...Click to read Homecoming Chapter 1.
Click to read Homecoming Chapter 2.
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Married, and alive and well in the muggy swamps of south Louisiana, Jerry, 64, has been writing seriously for about twelve years. With four novels and a number of short stories under his belt, Jerry also dabbles in poetry. His work has appeared in The Swamp, Kudzu Monthly, and Epiphany Magazine. Jerry's psychological thrillers bring the the sights, sounds, and smells of Louisiana's Cajun country to life. Among some of Jerry's works are Mother's Revenge, fairy! A Cautionary Tale, Write to Kill, and his current work-in-progress--Rayne's Road.
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Pamela June Kimmell...Click to read some of Pam's poetry.
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A writer and an artist, Pam makes her home in Warrenton, Virginia. Her passion for mysteries is evidenced by her works, The Mystery of David's Bridge and The Mystery of the Duplicate Key, which follow the adventures of Bailey Ferrol, a female private investigator. Pam is currently working on The Door, a fantasy/thriller based on one of her paintings she has given to friends. Pam's work has been displayed and sold in several public showcases, and her poetry has been published online and in print in "Poetic License" and "Poet's Portico" magazines.
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Anastasia Clark...Click to read some of Anastasia's poetry.
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Ann has been writing poetry for over 30 years. A native of Massachusetts, she currently resides in Florida. Ann has two children and one grandchild. Her "day job" is as a Contracts Manager for an aircraft parts dealer. During her years in Massachusetts, Ann was designated "Poet-in-Residence" by the Framingham Public School District where she prepared and taught a ten week poetry seminar to over 23 fourth grade classes. She is currently marketing four poetry manuscripts and five children's book manuscripts. Ann has been a published poet since 1975. Within the past year, her poetry has found a home online and in print with Poet's Portico, Speaking Leaves, Black Creek Review, Poetic License, Epiphany, and EOTU magazines.
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Brian Holland...Click to read an excerpt from Project Brainfire.
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This talented and very private person hails from Alberta, Canada. I wrote to Brian recently, and asked that he share a little about himself. Be careful what you ask for...you might just get it. This was his reply:
"Awright, ye trubblesome wench, I'll tell thee. I arose from the union of the local barber and the village idiot's sister, the local witch. Most of me childhood, like, was spent in a wet gunny sack, round the back of the family business. That was daycare in them days, a wet gunny sack. Aye, but ye've hurd i'tall many a times, many a times..."
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James V. Stedjee...Click here to read some of James's poetry.
Click here to read Some Unfinished Business
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With Pamela June Kimmell's blessing, I am permitted to call James the "King of Short Stories". James's collection of shorts entitled Mettle is a testament to the human spirit that examines us at our best and our worst. His rich words and diverse voice are a treasure trove as he weaves his spell over the reader. His poetry is also a feast for the soul. James's work has appeared in Epiphany Magazine. He and his wife and family make their home in Appleton, Wisconsin.
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Geoffrey Stead...Click to read The Knights of Nayal Chapter 7
Click to read Calfain the Dreamweaver Chapter 1
Click to read Calfain the Dreamweaver Chapter 4
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This native of Yorkshire, England earned his living as a mechanical engineer, where he was a tool buyer for a large engineering company before trying his hand at writing. The Knights of Nayal will eventually extend to five volumes and is Geoff's first attempt at fantasy. His characters trandscend time and place, sweeping the reader into a world of adventure, love, and romance--not to mention a bit of action and humor! Geoff thinks there should be more people in this world who believe in the Nayal philosophy, and that dragons should be placed on the endangered species list, along with shape-shifters and sorcerers.
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