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1. Journey With Me ABC’s - 2013-03-23 03:15:20-04
   To all my readers who purchased Journey With Me ABC's, I certainly hope you enjoyed it. I know that I really had great fun writing this book and putting in all of the illustrations. It was a real labor of love. As I said, I hope you enjoyed my book as much as I did in working on it. If you did would you please leave me a thoughtful and truthful review on Amazon, as this will help bring more readers to my book.
   
2. Dead, but Not for Long - 2013-03-23 13:40:55-04
   Matthew Kinney was born in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. After spending some time in New York and Virginia, his family finally settled down in the desert Southwest where he spent the remainder of his childhood. As a young adult, Matthew decided to drop out of college in order to pursue a life of masonry and beer drinking, both of which seemed to come natural to him. A decade later, he decided these habits were beginning to wear on his health, so he eased up on the masonry. When Matthew got married, his loving wife persuaded him that it would be in his best interest to stop drinking like a fish and find a different hobby. After several trips to the ER to get his fingers unglued, Matthew came to the conclusion that building model airplanes was too dangerous. He decided to take up writing and has had several essays published in respectable periodicals. The most popular was a letter to the editor of a local newspaper demanding that a certain speed bump be removed. He was quite sure it would have garnered more attention if Marla Pickens hadn't hogged the limelight with the recipe for her famous tuna casserole. Matthew owes a great debt of gratitude to his wife and son who, after reading the rough draft of "Dead, but Not for Long," begged him not to quit his day job. Also, Matthew is indebted to his sister and co-author for the constructive criticism throughout the writing of the aforementioned book. The constant utterance of, "That's the dumbest thing I've ever read" helped to hone Matthew's writing skills and condition him for even the toughest reviewers on Amazon. Having thoroughly enjoyed the abuse he endured co-writing his first full length novel, he is now working on a sequel. Matthew hopes to continue writing well into the afterlife. * * * Lesa Kinney Anders was born in central Michigan and was later dragged by her parents to Nevada, where she still resides with her husband and the youngest of her four children. She has also lived in New York, Virginia and Colorado. When her childhood dreams of becoming a lion tamer failed to come to fruition, she settled for the equally dangerous field of accounting, having been convinced by an old Monty Python skit that it would be exciting. It wasn't. She is currently employed as the controller for a research and development company. Lesa has been writing for years and has several mostly-finished manuscripts tucked safely away on her computer. She is currently working on a fantasy novel as well as the sequel to "Dead, but Not for Long." She enjoys reading, drawing, photography, camping, traveling and martial arts and has a black belt in Taekwondo.
   
3. ACCIDENTAL MEETING - 2013-03-24 02:01:05-04
   Susette Williams is a Best Selling Author. She loves writing various genres, both for children and adults. She usually can't resist the urge to let her ornery sense of humor shine through in one of her characters and has always believed that laughter helps you deal with the obstacles life puts in your way. Susette and her husband have six wonderful children, all with intriguing and different personalities, like the characters she creates in her novels.
   
4. That Which Follows; 1 - 2013-03-24 02:19:22-04
   These stories are an introduction into that which follows, and might show a different perspective on how one views the unknown. I can only hope that these stories will be as fun to read as they have been to write.
   
5. The Answer to Your Question by Paulette Alden - 2013-03-24 03:24:00-04
   Paulette Alden is the author of Feeding the Eagles, a short story collection (Graywolf Press), Crossing the Moon, a memoir (Penguin), and the novel, The Answer to Your Question, which Scott Turow has called “a wonderful novel.” Her work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Ploughshares, Stanford Magazine, the Antioch Review, the Mississippi Review, and others. A former Stegner Fellow at Stanford, where she was a Jones Lecturer in Creative Writing, she has taught memoir and fiction writing extensively, at the University of Minnesota, Carleton College, St. Olaf College, the Madeline Island School of the Arts, and for many years at the Key West Literary Seminar. In spring 2013 she will teach an online course for Stanford on Writing the Book-length Memoir. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including a Bush Foundation Fellowship, a Loft-McKnight Award, and several Minnesota State Arts Board grants. Originally from South Carolina, Alden lives in Minneapolis, where she blogs on books and writing and critiques literary manuscripts via her website, www.paulettealden.com.
   
6. Telepaths and Traitors by K.J. Blaine - 2013-03-24 04:18:24-04
   K.J. Blaine lives in California where she enjoys swimming with sharks without a cage, breeding fancy rats (with a cage), and eating carne asada burritos. Her favorite color is hunter green. Under various pen names, she has written 8 novels and 2 childrens books. A book she wrote under a different pen name was a finalist in the fantasy category of the 2011 Global Ebook Awards.