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Sean Adkins was born in Maryland in 1974 to the P.G. County Goat Man and Sasquatch. He was eventually found under Cry Baby Bridge, in Upper Marlboro Md.,where his new parents raised him from that point forward. An early incident when he was younger changed his perceptions on books and since that time he has became an avid reader. He has always been a fan of Monster/Horror movies, with a leaning towards the monsters.

Chartel Amos is an author born in Los Angeles, CA, and raised in the small town of Rosamond, located in the Mojave Desert. Inspired by her surroundings, she began working on her first novel, "Gift of Sight". Amos currently resides in Spokane, WA, and is working on the sequel to her debut novel. Her writing often explores supernatural themes and combines elements of mystery and romance.

Diana Arco is a poetess and author from Mexico, known for her unique writing style that blends poetry and prose. Her works often explore themes of hope, despair, and the human condition. Arco's ability to evoke deep emotions through her words has garnered her a dedicated readership.

Bonnie Beckeman is a talented author and illustrator based in Vancouver, Canada. She has been drawing since the age of six and graduated from New England College with a degree in Art. Beckeman further honed her skills under the guidance of Ivan Powell, a renowned illustrator, through Syracuse University's graduate department. With over 25 years of professional painting experience, Beckeman has worked with notable clients, including William Simon, Secretary of the Treasury under Nixon.

Allen Brooks is a talented and versatile author based in Aberdeen, North Carolina. With a deep passion for storytelling, Brooks has co-authored several notable works, including "Awakenings, New Beginnings, and Learnin' Lessons". His writing often delves into themes of personal growth, resilience, and the complexities of the human experience, resonating with readers from diverse backgrounds.

Alex Chew is a versatile author and aerospace engineer based in North Florida/Tallahassee. With a background in biochemistry and a strong record of service in the United States Marine Corps, Chew brings a unique perspective to his writing. His works often explore complex systems and the intersection of science and humanity. As an emergent author, Alex combines his technical expertise with a deep understanding of human experiences, enriching his narratives with authenticity and insight.

Cohen explores the logistical challenges and meticulous planning involved in moving such an iconic symbol of the presidency. The narrative likely covers the historical significance of Air Force One, detailing its years of service transporting U.S. presidents and dignitaries around the globe. Through engaging storytelling, the book brings to life the efforts of engineers, pilots, historians, and logistics experts who collaborated to ensure the aircraft's preservation.

Cohen explores the logistical challenges and meticulous planning involved in moving such an iconic symbol of the presidency. The narrative likely covers the historical significance of Air Force One, detailing its years of service transporting U.S. presidents and dignitaries around the globe. Through engaging storytelling, the book brings to life the efforts of engineers, pilots, historians, and logistics experts who collaborated to ensure the aircraft's preservation.

Dottie Daniels is known for her work in the realm of speculative fiction, particularly the zombie genre. Her novel “Affliction” introduces readers to Seanna Burges, a 26-year-old paramedic who awakens to chaos. The world she knew has been overrun by people succumbing to an unknown, fast-acting infection that turns them into reanimated beings, perpetuating the cycle of affliction.

Candy Strother Devore-Mitchell is a dynamic author, entrepreneur, and television network owner based in Los Angeles, California. She is the founder of Faces of Rap Mothers™, a brand that celebrates and empowers women connected to the rap and hip-hop industry.

Guy DeWhitney is a versatile talent, known both for his captivating performances on screen and his thought-provoking literary works. As an actor, Guy has brought a range of characters to life, showcasing his ability to dive deep into diverse roles and connect with audiences. ​Beyond acting, Guy is a prolific author with a unique perspective on politics, religion, physics, and relationships. His notable works include "Quantum God: A Study of Reality and Theology from a 21st Century Perspective.

Carolyn Kay Doswell is the owner of EBD Publishing and is a writing partner in Panther Sight Productions. A former teacher with the Los Angeles Unified School District, Carolyn has put her writing expertise to good use, having co-written, “A Flower Grows,” “An American Rises,” “Birds of Paradise,” and “Jaguar’s Child,” with John Loretto. She’s also co-composer of pop songs “Accident’ly on Purpose,” and “Only Twenty-Four” with Robin Randall. She currently resides in Palm Springs, California.

Jan Drabek was born in Prague. In 1948 his family escaped on skis from the newly Communist Czechoslovakia, eventually making its way to the United States where he finished his schooling and served in the U.S. Navy. He has called various countries in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa his home while working as a taxi driver, refugee resettlement officer, high school teacher, radio broadcaster and an ambassador. Married with two daughters, he is the author of 17 books, both in English and

Christopher Duquette is a captivating author known for his raw and heartfelt memoirs. Born in 1958 in Northern California, Christopher's journey took him to Upstate New York for public school, where he often felt socially isolated1. He found his stride at SUNY Stony Brook, where he pursued his education and immersed himself in the vibrant NYC club scene.

Chip Esajian is an ordinary person who has lived an extraordinary life. From being a Chippendale’s dancer to an actor, ministry home overseer, car detailer, real estate agent, and mortgage banker, Chip has worn many hats1. His journey is fueled by his gift of “encouragement,” and he is dedicated to helping others achieve their dreams. Chip is the creator of The Victorious Mindset Training System, a program that has been endorsed by professionals.

Fabio Evangelista was born in Marília, São Paulo, Brazil, and discovered his passion for storytelling at the young age of thirteen. Initially inspired to create a comic story, Fabio's project evolved over time, leading him to pursue a degree in biomedicine1. Despite his busy academic schedule, Fabio continued to write short stories and eventually resumed his original project, the MYRA-HATI saga, from a more mature perspective. Recently, Fabio began studying philosophy at São Paulo State.

Meet Phil Force, a remarkable individual whose journey from Brazoria, TX, to Austin, TX, is a testament to resilience and transformation. Born on July 7, 1984, Phil was raised in Austin and spent a short time in Boerne. As the eldest of three children, he has yet to marry or have children. Phil holds a BA in Psychology and currently resides in Austin, where he runs his successful web design company, Blue 3 Designs, and writes in his spare time.​

Lyn Gibson is horror writer from the deep South, known for her captivating tales of ghosts, urban legends, and haunted history. Raised among the moss-strewn oaks, Gibson's stories are deeply rooted in the lore and legends of her surroundings. She is recognized as a Vampire Historian and has rapidly become a master in the horror genre. Gibson is also a lively local radio personality in Louisiana and hosts "The Twisted Southern Horror Queen" show.

Meet J. R. Hatcher, a remarkable survivor with a mission. His personal story is captivating, but it’s his unwavering focus on education that truly sets him apart. As a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor, he navigates the complexities of disabilities and community awareness with grace and determination. ​Dual Perspectives: J. R.'s literary journey spans both children’s and adult titles. In the children’s series, he dives into the nitty-gritty of day-to-day life for brain-insult survivors.

Jason Lee Andrew Hatcher is a multifaceted author and editor-in-chief, known for his contributions to various literary and academic fields. His work often explores complex themes and offers insightful perspectives on contemporary issues. As the editor-in-chief, Hatcher brings a wealth of experience and a keen editorial eye to his publications, ensuring high-quality content for readers.

Cliff Hill is an award-winning specialist in organizational change and leadership development. In 2013, Cliff concluded his professional journey by providing strategic advisory services to the Office of the Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.​ With over 15 years of successful experience in both government and private sectors, Cliff has made significant contributions to various organizations.

Annetta Hobson is a prolific author born in Detroit, Michigan. She began her writing journey in 2012, and her debut novel, "Light in the Shadow", was published in April 2013. Since then, Hobson has authored several romance novels and novellas.

Step into the intriguing world of Dr. Edwin Hung, a retired professor whose journey from faith to philosophy has culminated in a groundbreaking new ideology. Educated at Oxford University with a Doctor of Philosophy degree, Dr. Hung's early years were marked by a Christian upbringing in a Jesuit-run high school. At 16, he vowed to serve God and aspired to become a Catholic priest. However, his time at Oxford, an institution rich in Christian heritage, ignited a profound transformation.

Step into the captivating world of "Joe's Life Tale," an extraordinary journey penned by the esteemed author, Professor Roberto Ivaldi. This compelling narrative weaves together the intricate details of Joe's life, exploring the highs and lows, the triumphs and tribulations, and the moments that define the human experience. Set against the rich backdrop of the Italian Renaissance, Ivaldi's masterful storytelling transports readers to a time of cultural rebirth and intellectual discovery.

M. Frederic Jennings is on a mission from God. Literally.​ Several years ago, as Mark Jennings lay in bed after working a night shift as a nurse, an extraordinary event occurred. Supernaturally, the Holy Spirit descended into his bedroom, forever changing his life. At the time, Mark was not a Christian and had only tuned his clock radio to a station playing old-time church music to help him sleep. However, after just a song or two, the station featured a Bible reading segment.

Step into the captivating memoir, "The Stars We Wrecked", and discover the rich tapestry of experiences that have shaped Milan Kalis's extraordinary life. Born on August 22, 1979, in Ilava, Slovakia, Milan spent the first decade of his childhood in Dubnica nad Váhom and Nová Dubnica. From 1986 to 1994, he attended school in Dubnica, witnessing the end of an era with the Velvet Revolution in 1989, marking the last year he was part of the young pioneer organization of Czechoslovakia.

Steven Kay was born in Lancashire, and he grew up in Hambleton close to Morecambe Bay and the Forest of Bowland. His father introduced him to the great outdoors and his mother showed him how to make the most out of his life. His education started in mathematics and at university transitioned to languages.

Welcome to the intriguing world of "Haunted Hotel," where the luxurious Hotel Kimball, now converted to condos, becomes a stage for a diverse cast of characters. Meet Dr. Madness, a retired medical professional who decorates the lobby with an eccentric flair. Get to know the sassy property manager Bobbie Jo, along with her office assistant Melody and her husband Butchie. Watch as retired English professor Prudence, nicknamed Holly Golightly, hobbles on a cane through the apartments and lobby.

Lanaina Lee is a captivating wordsmith known for her imaginative storytelling and exploration of complex themes. Her works often blend elements of science fiction, paranormal activities, and historical intrigue, creating riveting narratives that challenge readers' perceptions of reality.

Joshua Lisec is an adventure-thriller novelist known for his engaging storytelling and intricate plots. His works often delve into historical conspiracies and underworlds, taking readers on extraordinary quests filled with wit and insight. Lisec's novels, such as "The Phoenix Reich" and "The Compass", are part of the Max Meyers Adventure saga, which follows relatable characters on their journeys to confront hidden forces.

Kim is a writer of paranormal fiction books as well as parenting self help books. Kim has always been intrigued by the things that go bump in the night and has spent years researching and exploring the boundaries of the paranormal. Taking her lifetime of experience, and her creatively fun and magical mind she is able to wind these together into books that are fabulously entertaining, hauntingly realistic as well as questioning the lines of our current reality.

William "Bill" Moorefield is an accomplished author known for his engaging adventure-thriller novels. His works often delve into historical conspiracies and hidden worlds, captivating readers with intricate plots and well-developed characters. Moorefield's storytelling prowess has earned him a dedicated readership.

John Loretto was born in Washington Heights New York City and grew up in New Jersey where as a young adult he worked for a car dealership and as an assistant special education teacher. In high school, and college, he began his acting and writing career becoming affiliated with Beautiful People Owen Action Theater Conservatory, Dead End Tommy Action Theater Conservatory, Summer and Smoke John Action Theater Conservatory, Tea and Sympathy Tommy Action Theater Conservatory, etc.

Chartel Amos is an author born in Los Angeles, CA, and raised in the small town of Rosamond, located in the Mojave Desert. Inspired by her surroundings, she began working on her first novel, "Gift of Sight". Amos currently resides in Spokane, WA, and is working on the sequel to her debut novel. Her writing often explores supernatural themes and combines elements of mystery and romance.

Step into the mysterious and captivating world of "The Shadow Zone," a thrilling novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat. In this gripping tale, Dr. Gerhard Plenert masterfully weaves a story of suspense, intrigue, and the supernatural, drawing readers into an unforgettable adventure. "The Shadow Zone" explores the boundaries between reality and the supernatural, where the lines between the living and the dead blur, and secrets from the past come back to haunt the present.

William "Bill" Powers is a seasoned author known for his engaging and thought-provoking novels. His works often delve into complex themes and historical contexts, captivating readers with their depth and intrigue. Powers has been published by DonnaInk Publications, a platform that has supported his literary journey.

B. P. Pryor is a renowned author known for their ability to craft compelling narratives that delve into the complexities of law enforcement and the human condition. With a background in [related field or expertise], B. P. Pryor brings a unique perspective to their writing, creating stories that are both authentic and engaging. Their work has garnered praise for its attention to detail, well-developed characters, and thrilling plots that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

Ms. Donna L. Quesinberry is a prolific author, poet, and senior business writer with an impressive 30-year history in the literary and business worlds. Known for her compelling storytelling and insightful writing, Donna has penned over 10,000 articles and stories, captivating readers with her diverse range of topics and genres. Her literary career continues to expand, reflecting her dedication to the craft of writing and her passion for storytelling.

Caroline Scutt is an emergent author known for her engaging and relatable storytelling. Her works often explore themes of coming-of-age, romance, and personal growth, resonating with readers of all ages.

Tommy Reynolds is a lifelong, passionate baseball fan, who was pulled in hook-line and sinker as a kid by Chris Chambliss’ 1976 pennant-clinching home run, which sent the Yankees to their first World Series in twelve years. In the midst of a successful business career, he has finally written the novel about his greatest passion, America’s pastime. In his spare time he plays racquetball and umpires men’s league baseball games. He lives in Clinton, N.J. with his three children.

Along with her co-producer, Catherine won the distinguished North Carolina Society of Historians’ Paul Green Multi-Media Award for the documentary The House in the Horseshoe. She received her Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Eligibility in 2004 for her role as Mrs. Newman (the "nosey neighbor") in a national Travelocity Commercial Campaign.

W.P. Rigler is an author known for his captivating and eerie storytelling. Born in Havre de Grace, Maryland, Rigler has honed his writing skills through ghost tours and other creative endeavors.

Renee Smith is a work in process on this temporary planet of earth. Renee was born in Uniontown, Pa. on 30 May 1954 to her parents Greno and Helen Salvo who were children of poor catholic immigrants. The Salvo's parents came to America believing the streets were lined in gold, never to see their families again.

When you think of Skyla Spencer, you think of a talent that wears many different hats. We’re not talking about the over 100 hats she has to choose from, but all the hats she wears professionally. Skyla sings, writes music, dances, choreographs production pieces and more; she also has experience in acting, modeling, voice over work, and most recently started writing children's books.

Wayne Tatum is a walking enthusiast and progressing pilgrim on the rocky narrow road of Christianity who early on experienced life through the perspectives of sports, theater, music, creative writing, and home movies. He is a self-described class clown who built his voice through self-inflicted wisdom, while honing a co-medic discipline that has entertained everyone who has encountered him throughout his up and down lifetime achievements--including church orchestras, blues open mic sessions

Ed is from Philadelphia. He currently lives in Mexico. He has published seven works of fiction, most of which are comic novels or novellas. He's also a playwright and screenwriter and has won a host of awards for humor. His humor has been published in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, England, Italy and Australia.

Teedzani Thapelo was born in Jacklas No.1 village in Tati East, Botswana and educated at McConnell College, the University of Botswana, the London School of Economics and the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London in Britain. He has worked as a teacher, research assistant, research associate, university lecturer, researcher and human rights campaigner.

Jeremiah Think is a young adult novelist who resides in both the United States and Korea. His unique life experiences, split between two vibrant cultures, have shaped his perspective and infused his writing with authenticity and depth. Think's works often explore fantastical themes, blending mystery and magic with relatable characters and engaging plots.

Nichole Troupe is a trauma survivor who writes for children.​ "Just Like You: A Children's Study in Autism," is a story about a young girl who is autistic and is afraid to venture into her school day alone . . . she perseveres and learns how to cope with change. While embracing change - she learns more about other students and herself.

Michael "Mick" Tyas is a seasoned professional with a rich career in the world of rock 'n' roll. As a sound and monitor engineer, Tyas has collaborated with major rock bands across the United States and Europe, shaping their live performances and ensuring top-notch sound quality.

Born an "Air Force Brat," Hollywood Agent to the Stars Theresa Lynn Zaino, spent most of her early childhood in England and upstate New York eventually settling in Palm Beach County, Florida when her father retired from the United States Air Force in 1973 where she met her future husband, Danny Zaino.