Ricardo Sanchez Medina

Ricardo is an Aerospace Engineer and is an avid lover of sports, literature (including books, comic books, and graphic novels), movies, TV series, traveling, and photography. His ultimate goal is to release a new episode every 2-3 months, both digitally and physically in the future.

Join Ricardo in his imaginative world of Velaria, where thrilling adventures await!

Yewande Akinse

Yewande is a Poet and Author of two collections of poetry, titled, "A tale of being, of green and of ing" (2019) and Voices: A collection of poems that tell stories (2016). 

She is the winner of the World Bank Youth Acton EDU Poetry Prize, the Project Knucklehead prize for creative rebellion, The Guardian Newspaper Poetry prize and the Fidelity Bank prize for creative writing. 

Jan Miklaszewicz

Born and raised in Plymouth, England, Jan is a father and husband who works to feed the flesh and writes to feed the soul. His poems put the umption back in gumption.

Jan has 8 books to his credit.

Sophie Penhaligon

Sophie was born and raised in England before moving to the Canadian Rockies. 

Sophie enjoys writing novels about heroines she can relate to and heroes she can fall in love with, and she is a voracious reader of fun and sexy romances. She has a master's degree in education and has enjoyed a variety of interesting careers, drawing inspiration from her colourful life experiences.

Carol Denise Mitchell

On June 21, 2023, veteran writer, Carol Denise Mitchell received a Bay Area’s Resilience and Determination (RAD) Hero Award, presented by The Alameda County Community Consumer Advisory Board; the author called this one of the proudest days of her life! On July 13, 2021, the veteran writer became a bestselling author when her coming-of-age story, "Noah, True Love Never Dies," hit #1 on Kindle Unlimited.

Chrisann Dawson

Woman, Christian, wife, mother, teacher, missionary, and now author, Chrisann is a woman with a multi-faceted life. Her book, Congo Crisis, was written many years ago and is full of her experiences, only told through the eyes of a young lady who traveled to Congo to gain insights into missionary life. And now, her latest book, Congo Terror, is out!

Felicity George

Felicity is a writer and teacher from Toronto, where she lives with her husband, her two teenage children, a large cat, and a tiny dog. A lifelong devotee of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, Felicity adores a happily-ever-after. Connect with Felicity: On Twitter: Felicity George @ElizabethWelke On Facebook: Felicity George, Author @FelicityGeorgeRegencyRomance Represented by Kate Nash at the Kate Nash Literary Agency

Pearl. B. Cannon

In addition to writing science fiction and fantasy (and a smidgen of horror), Pearl enjoys a good read, working crossword puzzles, walking, drawing, and painting.

She is a retired electronics technician and admits to having worked at a variety of other jobs during her life, including being a dishwasher, a busgirl, a housemaid, a motel/hotel maid, working in a fast-food joint, a telephone operator, and a store clerk. There have been other, not-so-glamorous jobs, including picking cotton.

She daydreams a lot, too.

Eric Montgomery

Eric is the author of two poetry books: Echoes of the Mind: Wrestling with Love, Loneliness, and Self and Multifarious Dimensions of Meh. He's also written a children's book, Actions Speak Louder Than Words.

Anna Tizard

Anna writes wildly imagined fantasies spiked with unexpected, metaphysical themes. Inspired by the surrealist word game of Exquisite Corpse, which she plays on her podcast, Brainstoryum, each unique story is based on random word combinations for a bizarre and enlightening journey into the imagination.

Diane Winters

Diane's work as a writer spans many subjects. She considers her style of writing to be straightforward, professional, and creative, and she always tries to bridge her love for creative writing with the world in which we live. The art of compassion shows up in each and every book she writes.

Stephanie Dargon Luce

Stephanie was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. She currently lives near Madison with her husband and rescue dog. She's written three books, All Hail the Queen, Caribbean Queens, and The Queen's Last Hand.

D. G. Barnes

Doug is a 32 year veteran of the Canadian Forces. Now retired and living in Nova Scotia, Canada. A lover of audiobooks, mostly science fiction, but also of contemporary lesbian romance.

K.P. Maloy

Writing tales of suspense and horror that focus on reactions to and consequences of the supernatural in our everyday world, the common theme of Keith's work is haunting your imagination. With settings ranging from rural Ohio to Loch Ness, Scotland, the stories of K. P. Maloy explore the limits of human thought and terror, piquing interest as well as fear in readers around the globe. 

Hugh Cook

Hugh was born in The Hague, The Netherlands, and immigrated to Canada with his family in 1950.

​In 1997 The Word Guild of Canada awarded Hugh the Leslie K. Tarr Award. Hugh is emeritus professor of English at Redeemer University.

Hugh is the author of four books. His latest novel is Heron River, a deeply moving exploration of human error and redemption, tragedy and triumph, set in the supposed safety of a small Ontario town.

Carl F. Brothers

Carl currently lives with his wife and two adorable toddlers who’ve all helped him persevere through life’s carnival and the journey to publishing his first book—Keepers & Destinies. With the continued love and support of his family, and all of us, Carl will continue to pursue his passion and turn out more books that we will enjoy. 

Aishwarya Singh

Aishwarya works for a travel BPO in India. Her grandmother's bedtime stories always captivated her. She grew up hearing stories about three princesses and a king, as well as stories about saving princesses from monsters and other Panchatantra legends. Aishwarya was so moved by all of those bedtime stories that she decided to write her own. She began writing as a result of her passion for the craft and a desire to put her imagined universe on paper.

Peter Benton

"Writer of weird dispatches from The Corner Where the Dog Would Be if We Had One." 

The author known here as Peter Benton had left his mark mainly in a walk of life other than writing sexy novels and determined that the twain shall never cross.

Kimberly Greer

Kimberly passion for connecting audiences with a good read has bled into all facets of her life. A journalist by training, she earned her BA in English Language and Literature from the University of Virginia and an MS in Journalism from Columbia University.

Joe Clark

Joe's Demented got him Long-Listed for the Book Viral Millennium Book Award in 2020. His novels, The Walsh’s: the Coming of Eve, Demented, and MacGregor’s Final Battle are Book-of-the-Month selections. He writes Contemporary Drama and Urban Adventure. 

Joe and his wife make their home with their two lab-border mix rescue dogs in Maryland on the outskirts of DC in the house they’ve occupied for most of the last forty years.

Steven Ainley

Stephen was born in, Birmingham UK, in the 1950s. He served in the British Airborne in the 1970s, before moving to Australia. His books include The Dennis Bisskit Adventures, Jessup, Spike, and The Broken Detective. His books are  set in London's East End in the 1960s.

Colin Ward

Colin has been writing for over twenty years in wide range of forms and styles, releasing his debut novel "To Die For" in 2017. This was followed by two poetry collections and the publication of his play "No Smoke", which gained high praise from BAFTA winner Geoff Thompson. The second novel in his Detective Mike Stone trilogy, "Innocent Lies" is out now.

Aleksandra Tryniecka

Aleksandra is an Assistant Professor at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University and the author of "Bunky and the Walms: The Christmas Story". In her free time she writes poetry and stories in order to accommodate her life with the right words. She enjoys the nineteenth-century British literature, especially everything written by Anthony Trollope and Wilkie Collins. One of her favourite literary characters is the Cheshire Cat. Without a doubt, Bunky is also her favourite literary character!

Edge O. Erin

Edge grew up in BC and now lives in NS, Canada.  He has authored four novels, Legacy of Seconds, Sneak: Emergence, Odin's Tillit, and Terraform Charlie. He is at work on his next two novels, Way of the Hatchet (Book One of The Hatchets Trilogy) and Parn.

David Cruickshanks

"Equally as tense and claustrophobic as it is funny, sweet and poignant, Stayin Alive puts you shoulder to shoulder with PTSD sufferer David Cruickshanks as he navigates domestic unrest as a child, the savagery of war in the Falklands as a teenager, the challenges of covering significant events as a press photographer in adulthood, and the heat of the spotlight as a stand-up comedian in his 50s."

Kevin Donaghy and 38 others, incl. Zoe Houghton, Tony Collier, Kate Rackham, Nicola Nuttall, Ricky Nicol, & Chris Johnson.

Stories Of Cancer And Hope is a collection of stories brought together by Kevin Donaghy from people affected by cancer.
Each story is a lived experience of the impact of the disease and by sharing our stories, we hope to help people affected by cancer to feel that you are not alone.
Hope is constant.