Dr. Avi Datta is the award-winning author of the best-selling Time Corrector series. Adept at weaving masterful plots that employ non-linear storytelling as well as fantastical plot devices and other-worldly concepts, Avi's writing resists the confines of a singular category.
Award-winning and USA Today best-selling author Debra Kristi writes addicting young adult fantasy, urban fantasy, and paranormal adventures. Born and raised a Southern California girl, she still resides in the sunny state with her husband, two kids, and several rescue cats.
Strelich was born into a family of professional wrestlers and raised in Bakersfield, California, and his writing career began on a dare from a theatre director. Strelich has written multiple award-winning plays, and has one screen credit, Out There (Showtime). His novels include, Dog Logic (loosely based on the play -- same setting, same characters, epically different story) and Water Memory (Dog Logic sequel). As our Author of the Day, Strelich tells us all about Water Memory.
Linda LeBlanc's favorite university classes revolved around cultural anthropology, igniting a desire within her to traverse the globe.
Michael J. Vaughn is the author of 29 novels, including the award-winning opera novel Gabriella's Voice.
Douglas Stewart was born in Scotland but raised in England. Like John Grisham, he is a lawyer and writer. He has lived and worked in London, Las Vegas, Cyprus, and the Isle of Man. "Deadly Hush," soon to be published, is his sixteenth book and the third in the Ratso series.
S E Davis is a veterinarian and advocate for werewolf and mental health. She lives on the North Dakota prairie with her family and a Weimaraner who understands shifting into human form is not necessary for being part of the pack.
F.T. McKinstry writes dark fantasy, swords and sorcery, and fairy tales. She loves cats, books, forests, music, aquariums, gardens and computers. She lives in the northwoods of New England, doesn’t get out much and has one foot in the otherworld.
Gerald was only 19 when he entered the Peace Corps in 1967 after two years as a literature student at Albion College. After graduation, he returned to the Marshall Islands with a love for literature and an interest in transcribing the stories he had heard in previous years.
Meet Sky Lachlan, a contemporary romance writer whose books skillfully intertwine drama, humor, and captivation. In the world of fiction, Sky crafts passionate, trope-driven plots that leave readers yearning for more.
