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1. Missy’s Return by Bradley Hughes - 2012-09-08 17:14:40-04
   I am a COBOL programmer for a financial firm based in Kansas City, Missouri. This is my first published novel. It just had to come out!
   
2. Zombie Fever 1: Origins - 2012-09-08 23:20:05-04
   B.M. Hodges was born in Utah, U.S.A., in 1973. He studied in the United States and Singapore where he was awarded a Master's Degree in Literary Studies. He began his writing career in 2008 with Buddy the Rat. He recently published the horror novel, Zombie Fever: Malaysia Outbreak and the short story prequel Zombie Fever: Origins. He is currently living in South East Asia and working on the third installment of the Zombie Fever series.
   
3. In Living Color: The Lord’s Prayer by Paul W. Meier - 2012-09-08 23:23:58-04
   Paul W. Meier received his Masters of Divinity degree from Vanderbilt Divinity School and Masters of Sacred Theology degree from Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary. As a second career pastor, he has served nine years in parish ministry. He’s on the board of directors for Trinity/HOPE, an organization that feeds children in Haiti (www.trinityhope.org). He also serves as the chairperson in his synod for the ELCA Malaria Campaign in an effort to eradicate Africa of malaria. He’s been published in The Upper Room, Christ In Our Home, Pray!, Alive Now, The Lutheran, and Lutheran Partners. His “In Living Color” series began with The Lord’s Prayer and he will soon release another book about The Beatitudes.
   
4. Vox: Book 1 of The Monstrum Chronicles by Katherine Silva - 2012-09-09 00:22:53-04
   Katherine Silva is a MidCoast Maine author of dark fiction, connoisseur of coffee, and victim of crazy cat shenanigans. In 2010, she published her first book Vox: Book 1 of The Monstrum Chronicles, a supernatural horror series. She is set to follow it up in October this year with her second book, Aequitas. She is also a member of the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance. Currently, she resides in Rockland, Maine working on the rest of the books in "The Monstrum Chronicles" as well as other projects. More information about Katherine and her books can be found at www.voxthebook.com.
   
5. The Governor’s Sons, by Maria McKenzie - 2012-09-09 00:28:00-04
   Maria McKenzie lives in Cincinnati with her husband and two boys. She graduated from Wittenberg University with bachelor's in English, then attended Atlanta University and recieved a master's in library science. Before becoming an author, she worked as a librarian for several years.
   
6. Crowley’s Window by Gord Rollo - 2012-09-09 00:30:56-04
   Gord Rollo was born in St. Andrews, Scotland, but now lives in Ontario, Canada. His short stories and novella-length work have appeared in many professional publications throughout the genre and his novels include: The Jigsaw Man, Crimson, Strange Magic, and Valley Of The Scarecrow. His work has been translated into several languages and his titles are currently being adapted for audiobooks. Besides novels, Gord edited the acclaimed evolutionary horror anthology, Unnatural Selection: A Collection of Darwinian Nightmares. He also co-edited Dreaming of Angels, a horror/fantasy anthology created to increase awareness of Down's syndrome and raise money for research. He recently completed his newest horror/dark fantasy novel, entitled The Translators.
   
7. Eye of the Wind by Jane Jackson - 2012-09-10 13:59:43-04
   A professional writer for over 35 years, Jane Jackson has had 27 books published world-wide. She has taught the Art & Craft of Novel Writing at every level from post-grad to Ad Ed and Writers' Summer schools, and 8 of her students are traditionally published novelists. She has lived in Cornwall nearly all her life and cannot imagine living anywhere else.
   
8. The Iron Road by Jane Jackson - 2012-09-10 14:00:20-04
   A professional writer for over 35 years, Jane Jackson has had 27 books published world-wide. She has taught the Art & Craft of Novel Writing at every level from post-grad to Ad Ed and Writers' Summer schools, and 8 of her students are traditionally published novelists. She has lived in Cornwall nearly all her life and cannot imagine living anywhere else.
   
9. 50 Ways to Drink Tea - 2012-09-10 14:00:53-04
   Evelyn has studied fine arts and drama. She also did three years of study on the principles of feng shui and she also worked for many years on home interior design, graphics and advertisement. She is co-founder of the greek article network, www.en-gr.com, and she’s involved with writing articles and stories. Sotiris is a professional creative photographer and artist with passion for detail, imagination with love trying new things. He has also organised various creative projects in the past such as events, seminars, tourist and travel guides and worked on Graphic Design, PR and Marketing. He is the co-founder, photographer and writer of articles of the greek article network portal, www.en-gr.com.
   
10. The Cold Pools - 2012-09-10 14:02:11-04
    Chris Ward is the author of more than 80 short stories (33 of them published) and the novel The Tube Riders, available now on Amazon.
    
11. No Footprints Next to Mine by Linda Maierwieser - 2012-09-10 14:03:36-04
    I'm a single mom who loves writing, writing has helped me through many a long lonely night. I write poems and lyrics I've lived in the USA, Europe and South Africa I love meeting interesting and like minded people Along the way I've gathered quite a bit of material and experiences to write this small book of poems I try to find the lesson to be learnt in a negative situation I have grown as a person
    
12. Behind the Scenes of The King’s Ransom (Book I of The Young Knights of the Round Table) by Cheryl Carpinello - 2012-09-10 14:04:32-04
    Although a retired teacher, I still have a passion for working with kids. I regularly conduct Medieval Writing Workshops for local elementary/middle schools and the Colorado Girl Scouts. It seems I'm not the only one who loves Medieval Times and the King Arthur Legend. The kids thoroughly enjoy writing their own medieval stories complete with dragons, wizards, unicorns, and knights! I love to travel, and so my other job is with a major airline. My favorite trip was a two week visit to Egypt with my husband that included traveling by local train from one end of Egypt to the other. Some of my favorite books, like "The Hobbit," "The Lord of the Rings," Golding's "Lord of the Flies" and "The Once and Future King" by T.H. White were all written to offer hope to a world embroiled in another world war. "A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens illustrates how unselfish true love enables people to offer the supreme sacrifice to preserve that love, while Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" shows how circumstances can cause people to do despicable acts. The one book that connects of all of these texts as well as a multitude of others is Joseph Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces." The journey of the hero, depicted by Campbell, is a universal theme that never dies out.
    
13. Freelance Writing Guide by Christine Rice - 2012-09-10 14:05:46-04
    Christine Rice is a freelance writer, an editor, and an author. She has been publishing her writing since 2007. She is the author of four books - Poetry for the Heart, Essays for the Soul, My Not-So-Ordinary Life, and Freelance Writing Guide - and is planning on publishing two more books by the end of 2012. She has been a freelance writer and an editor since 2011.
    
14. Children of the Undead - 2012-09-10 14:07:47-04
    David Dvorkin was born in 1943 in England. His family moved to South Africa after World Two and then to the United States when David was a teenager. After attending college in Indiana, he worked in Houston at NASA on the Apollo program and then in Denver as an aerospace engineer, software developer, and technical writer. He and his wife, Leonore, have lived in Denver since 1971. In addition to non–fiction, David has published a number of science fiction, horror, mystery, and Star Trek novels. He has also coauthored two science fiction novels with his son, Daniel.
    
15. HOMECOMING - 2012-09-10 14:08:23-04
    I feel like I have been a writer all my life--from childhood essays that ended up in the Sunday School bulletin, to long-ago burned journals (I hate that I did that!), to love-sick poems written on napkins while having a glass or three of wine, to newsletters and articles and press releases written on-the-job, and finally to happily-ever-after romances. As an award-winning author of four print-published novels, I have now happily embraced the ebook revolution and I look forward to meeting new readers in cyberspace. I can't wait to share my stories with you! My website is: www.janetwellington.com There you can read about my print books (which will soon be re-pubbed as ebooks!). And you can reach me at: mail@janetwellington.com
    
16. Edgar Cayce Cures – using alternative holistic remedies and treatments - 2012-09-10 14:10:02-04
    Barb Anderson is the founder of The Edgar Cayce Center in Phoenix; author of "Edgar Cayce Cures - using alternative holistic remedies and therapies"; Edgar Cayce Channel, Dr William McGarey Channel, 30 yr Spiritualist, Ordained Minister, healer,and teacher. Barb runs the Edgar Cayce Center meetup- http://meetup.com/edgarcaycecenter with classes and webinars. Provides information about Edgar at http://edgarcaycecures.com. Barb offers private sessions of past life regression and healing by telephone or video chat.
    
17. Ghost of Summer - 2012-09-10 23:52:05-04
    I grew up in a small rural town in southeastern Oklahoma where our favorite entertainment on summer evenings was to sit outside under the stars and tell stories. When I went to bed at night, instead of a lullaby, I got a story. That could be due to the fact that everybody in my family has a singing voice like a bullfrog with laryngitis, but they sure could tell stories—ghost stories, funny stories, happy stories, scary stories. For as long as I can remember I've been a storyteller. Thank goodness for computers so I can write down my stories. It's hard to make listeners sit still for the length of a book! Like my family's tales, my stories are funny, scary, dramatic, romantic, paranormal, magic. Besides writing, my interests are reading, eating chocolate and riding my Harley. Currently I have three e-pubbed cozy mysteries, Death by Chocolate and its sequel, Murder, Lies and Chocolate, and The Ex Who Wouldn't Die. I have sold fifteen romance novels ranging from comedy to dark suspense under the names Sally Carleen, Sally Steward and Sara Garrett. For these novels, I won several awards including National Readers' Choice, Romantic Times Best Silhouette Romance and two Rita finalist slots. Most of the Silhouettes are available as e-books, and I have e-pubbed four of the out-of-print single titles. Contact information is available on my website. I love to talk to readers! And writers. And riders. And computer programmers. Okay, I just plain love to talk! http://www.sallyberneathy.com
    
18. Drift Away by Jeff Shelby - 2012-09-10 23:55:51-04
    Jeff Shelby is the national bestselling author of the Noah Braddock books (Killer Swell, Wicked Break, Liquid Smoke and Drift Away), a series that has been compared to the works of Robert Crais and Robert B. Parker. He is also the author of the stand alone thriller Thread of Hope and the humorous cozy mysteries, Stay At Home Dead and Popped Off, written under the pen name Jeffrey Allen. A graduate of the University of California, Irvine, he lives in Dallas, TX. You can find him on the web at www.jeffshelby.com.
    
19. Popsicle Goes To Church - 2012-09-10 23:59:02-04
    Cristal Baker is a native of New York City, and her love of children was the inspiration for writing this book.
    
20. I Was In Love With a Short Man Once by Kimberly Dalferes - 2012-09-11 00:00:12-04
    Kimberly “Kimba” J. Dalferes is a native Floridian, but has spent the past sixteen years pretending to be a Virginian. I Was In Love With a Short Man Once, an Amazon Best Seller, is her first book. She is a bit worried that much of her current writing seems to center on public transportation and she has no rational explanation as to why this is true. Her accomplishments have included successfully threading a sewing bobbin, landing a 35 pound Alaskan King salmon, and scoring a blue and white Chinese vase at an estate sale for $1. She recently discovered that there is a very real possibility that she might be related to Princess Margaret Tudor, the sister of King Henry the VIII (on her mama’s side). A proud Florida State University graduate, she often sings the Seminole fight song out loud for no reason other than she still knows all the words. She currently lives, works, and writes in Fairfax, Virginia with her husband Greg, dog Taz, and occasionally her son Jimmy, when he is home from college.