 T. Lee Harris T Lee Harris T Lee Harris is a writer and illustrator. A graduate of Indiana University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, T has put her degree to good use when designing and publishing the Indian Creek Anthology series for the Southern Indiana Writers’ Group and the Not From Around Here anthology for the Cincinnati Writers’ Project. Using said diploma to fan bacon smoke away from the smoke alarm was merely a plus. T’s work has appeared in several print and online venues including untreedreads.com, mystericale.com, the Indian Creek Anthology series and Wildside Press’ Cat Tales 2 anthology. Her novella Winter Wonderland (written for the Black Orchid competition), featuring former FBI agent, Dallas Powell, is available through several electronic venues including Amazon’s Kindle store and in hardcopy through Amazon’s CreateSpace. Hanukkah Gelt, a short story featuring Josh Katzen, is available through untreedreads.com. Several novels are in the works with settings ranging from ancient Egypt to modern day Chicago.
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 Lyndi Alexander Lyndi Alexander Lyndi Alexander dreamed for many years of being a spaceship captain, but settled instead for inspired excursions into fictional places with fascinating companions from her imagination that she likes to share with others. She has been a published writer for over thirty years, including seven years as a reporter and editor at a newspaper in Homestead, Florida. In addition to her Clan Elves of the Bitterroot series, her list of publications is eclectic, from science fiction to romance to horror, from tech reporting to television reviews. Lyndi is married to an absent-minded computer geek. Together, they have a dozen computers, seven children and a full house in northwestern Pennsylvania. Writing as Lyndi Alexander: The Elf Queen, 2010 The Elf Child, 2011 and The Elf Mage, 2012, all from Dragonfly Publishing http://clanelvesofthebitterroot.com The Elf Guardian, coming from Dragonfly Publishing in 2013 Triad, Dragonfly Publishing, 2012 Love Me, Touch Me, Kill Me, coming from Hydra Publications in 2012 Also writing as Alana Lorens: Secrets in the Sand, a novel of romantic suspense—The Wild Rose Press, April 20,2011 http://alanalorens.com Conviction of the Heart, coming from The Wild Rose Press June 8, 2012 That Girl’s the One I Love, coming from The Wild Rose Press in 2012 Second Chances, due out from Zumaya Publications in November 2012 Post-apocalyptic YA Series The Color of Fear: Plague, The Color of Fear: Journeys and The Color of Fear: Survivors debuts in 2013 from Zumaya Publications |
 Marian Allen Marian Allen Marian Allen writes fantasy, mystery, science fiction, humor, horror, romance and anything else she can wrestle into fixed form. She is a member of the Southern Indiana Writers Group. You can read free samples of her work at http://MarianAllen.com/ |
 Ren Garcia Ren Garcia REN GARCIA, creator of the League of Elder series, is an author from Columbus, Ohio. He began work on the League of Elder series in 1994, forgot about it, got married, and then picked it back up only a short time ago. Since then, he’s written over a million words. He began as a self-published author, went through the ranks and did his time. He recently signed his first publication contract for The Temple of the Exploding Head triology with Loconeal Publications in Amherst, Ohio. |
 Lucy Snyder Lucy Snyder Lucy A. Snyder is the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of the novels Spellbent, Shotgun Sorceress, Switchblade Goddess,and the collections Sparks and Shadows, Chimeric Machines, and Installing Linux on a Dead Badger. Her writing has appeared in Strange Horizons, Weird Tales, Hellbound Hearts, Doctor Who Short Trips: Destination Prague, Chiaroscuro, GUD, and Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet. You can learn more about her at www.lucysnyder.com. |
 Gary Braunbeck Gary A. Braunbeck Gary A. Braunbeck is the author of over 250 published short stories and 20 books; he is best known for his Cedar Hill series. His work has won the Bram Stoker Award six times, the International Horror Guild Award once, and as editor his anthology Five Strokes to Midnight was nominated for a World Fantasy Award. You can learn more about him and his work at www.garybraunbeck.com |
 Linda Anne Wulf Linda Anne Wulf Daughter of an avid reader and newspaper columnist, Linda devoured mysteries and the English classics along with apples and dum-dum pops. As a teen, she wrote two contemporary novels based on classmates and neighbors, who would have sued her for bad writing before bothering with slander if they’d known. Later, books by Anya Seton and Anne Golon introduced Linda to historical romance, and in 2004 and 2008 she was awarded first-place for historical romance in national competitions sponsored by Romance Writers of America. Her first novel, The Heart Denied, was published by Hydra Publications in 2011. Her second novel, Heart of the Hunter, also from Hydra, was published in February 2012. A landscape quilt artist as well (see http://www.etsy.com/shop/lwulf?ref=si_shop), Linda lives in Kentucky with her husband, son, and three indoor cats who have no clue their neighborhood is an official bird sanctuary. Visit Linda, her books, and her clueless cats at www.lindaannewulf.com and http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4744566.Linda_Anne_Wulf. |
 Stephen Zimmer Stephen Zimmer Stephen Zimmer is an award-winning author and filmmaker, whose literary works include the epic urban fantasy series The Rising Dawn Saga, and the epic fantasy Fires in Eden Series. The Exodus Gate, Book One of the Rising Dawn Saga, was Stephen’s debut novel. It was released in the spring of 2009, with The Storm Guardians following in 2010, and The Seventh Throne in August of 2011. Crown of Vengeance, Book One of the Fires in Eden Series, was released in the fall of 2009, and received a 2010 Pluto Award for Best Novel in Small Press. The second title in the series, Dream of Legends, was published in early 2011, with the third installment scheduled for a spring 2012 release. Stephen’s short fiction includes the Harvey and Solomon steampunk stories included in the Dreams of Steam and Dreams of Steam II: Bolts and Brass anthologies from Kerlak Publishing. As a filmmaker, Stephen’s film credits include the supernatural thriller feature Shadows Light, the horror short film The Sirens, and the recent Swordbearer, a medieval fantasy short film based upon the H. David Blalock novel Ascendant. Further information on Stephen Zimmer can be found at: Website: www.stephenzimmer.com |
 Carol Preflatish Carol Preflatish Carol Preflatish knew at an early age that she wanted to write, but it wasn’t until later that she decided to pursue it seriously. In 2007, she published “Master’s & Disasters of Cooking,” a collection of comical stories about her cooking exploits. Her first romantic suspense, “Love, Lies & Deceit” was released in 2009 and her next book, “Saved by the Sheriff” will be out in 2012. Always loving a good mystery, she’s constantly thinking up ideas for future books. Carol lives in southern Indiana, sharing her log cabin in the woods with her husband and their cat and dog. |
 Kayelle McClive Kayelle McClive Kayelle McClive lives in Southern Indiana, just North of Louisville KY, where she was born and raised. (Except for a 4 year stint in Buffalo NY). She is the mother of 5 kids and married to the love of her life who also writes and helps her plot out storylines and assists with characters from time to time. Finding such authors as Laurell K Hamilton, Keri Arthur and Patricia Briggs, she decided that she too wanted to delve into a world where Werewolves, Vampires, Mages and Demons not only existed but flourished and were usually pretty sexy too! She also has a very unhealthy (but fun) obsession with Nickelback and Ryan Reynolds. When she’s not up to my neck in sexy creatures that go bump in the night, she works in the photography field. She’s been doing this on and off for almost 20 years. Her first two short story releases were contemporary romances involving hockey players and her first full length novel Confederate Moon will be available in early 2012. |
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Shiloh Walker has been writing since she was a kid. She fell in love with vampires with the book Bunnicula and has worked her way up to the more…ah…serious works of fiction. She loves reading and writing anything paranormal, anything fantasy, and nearly every kind of romance. Once upon a time she worked as a nurse, but now she writes full time and lives with her family in the Midwest. She writes paranormal and contemporary romance, as well as romantic suspense. |
 Tom Wallace Tom Wallace Tom Wallace is the author of two previous mysteries featuring Detective Jack Dantzler—What Matters Blood (2004) and The Devil’s Racket (2007), both set in Lexington, Kentucky, where Tom lives. He also wrote the thriller, Heirs of Cain (2010). Tom spent many years as a successful, award-winning sportswriter in his native Kentucky. He authored five sports-related books, including the highly popular Kentucky Basketball Encyclopedia, an in-depth history of the University of Kentucky’s legendary hoops program. Tom, a Vietnam vet, is an active member of Mystery Writers of America and the Author’s Guild. His Web site is www.tomwallacenovels.com. |
 Christopher Kokoski Christopher Kokoski Christopher Kokoski is a national trainer who has presented at local, state and national conferences on topics such as communication, body language, relationships, prevention, cultural sensitivity, and writing. President of his local Toastmaster Club, he is the author of numerous articles, short stories, training materials, and several books, including the Past Lives series about a man who finds out hypnosis that he is a reincarnated serial killer. Dark Halo, another one of his projects, is about a town besieged by shadowy, demonic forces after losing its only guardian angel. The sequel to Past Lives is scheduled to for publication in late 2012 or early 2013. His novels are available at the fair, and online at amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com. As the son of an Army Ranger and Black Hawk pilot, Christopher grew up in Hopkinsville, Kentucky and Darmstadt, Germany. His experiences in Germany, Mexico and Brazil have expanded his perspective and provided a rich context in which to approach life and storytelling. He graduated from Murray State University in 2001 with a degree in Organizational Communication and a minor in Non-profit Leadership. He is happily married to Kristi Kokoski, and is the proud father of one very special daughter, Lilly. Christopher looks forward to meeting you at the event. |
 Teddi Robinson Teddi Robinson I wasn’t sure how to start this but thought I was born…was a little silly. Still I needed something to draw attention from everyone else to me! I have been writing since I was a child but didn’t publish anything except newsletters for various clubs as well as being public relations person for a few. After attending several creative writing classes at IUS and writing workshops, I decided I was ready to tackle the world. I’m still not sure the world is ready to accept me or my writings. Two of my novels are historical romances, one before WWII and the other during WWII. The thrid book is the true story of my childhood. I have never been a typical child nor adult. At 79 years of age, I refuse to sit in a chair and watch TV. However, if by chance, my readers’ prediction should come true and my first book becomes a Hallmark Movie, you can bet your bottom dollar, I’ll be in front of the TV along with everyone I have ever said hello to. I look forward to meeting each and every one of my fellow authors and having a lot of fun at That Book Place on March 17.. My books are feel good, easy read, and faith based books that can be read by 12 year olds and up. My childhood can be read by an 8 year old. You can reach me at teddi.robinson@gmail.com or order my books at www.blackwyrm.com or Autographedbooksonline.com
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 RJ Sullivan RJ Sullivan R. J. Sullivan and his family live in Heartland Crossing, Indiana. He’s published short fiction in Midnight Graffiti and Strange, Weird, and Wonderful ezines, and the forthcoming Vampires Don’t Sparkle anthology edited by Michael West. His first novel, Haunting Blue, was released through Damnation Books. Join the R.J. Sullivan fan community at www.rjsullivanfiction.com |
 Michael Williams Michael Williams Michael Williams was born in Louisville Kentucky. Much of his childhood was spent in the south central part of the state, amid red dirt, tobacco farms, and murky legends of Confederate guerillas. He has spent a dozen years in various parts of the world-Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, with stopovers in Ireland and England-and emerged from the experience surprisingly unscathed. Upon returning to the Ohio River Valley, he has published a series of novels of increasing oddness-combinations of what he characterizes as “gothic/historical fiction/fantasy/sf/redneck magical realism”-beginning with Weasel’s Luck (1988) and Galen Beknighted (1990), the critically acclaimed Arcady (1996) and Allamanda (1997), and, most recently, Trajan’s Arch (2010). He lives in Corydon, Indiana with his wife, Rhonda, and a clowder of cats. |
 Lynn Tincher Lynn Tincher Two time published author with Blackwyrm Fiction, Drama/English major turned Accountant, Lynn Tincher now branches into the publishing world. Lynn Tincher was born in La Grange, Kentucky and grew up in Goshen. One of her fondest memories is when her English class short story was read in front of the students at Oldham County High School. Since then, her love for writing blossomed. Lynn studied Theater Arts in College in hopes of becoming a Drama/English teacher. She had several articles published in local newspapers and travel brochures. In 2007, she finally wrote a novel. After years of frustration with the publishing industry, several rejection letters, and quite a few headaches, a local publishing company, Blackwyrm Fiction, published Lynn’s first novel, ‘Afterthoughts’. When she signed the contract, it landed her the center page for a story in Leo Weekly. Since then, Blackwyrm released her second novel, ‘Left in the Dark’, and she is currently writing the third, ‘Buried Deep’. Lynn then took a big step. She decided to open the doors Otherworld Publications in 2009. In September of 2010, Lynn was diagnosed with Brugada Syndrome, a rare and potentially fatal genetic heart disease. That did not stop her. After surgery to have a defibrillator installed, she forged on to continue Otherworld’s plan. She set up her office in La Venture Station in Downtown La Grange, Kentucky. She immediately spearheaded the first Pitch the Publisher – LaGrange! event. Lynn also teaches novel writing classes and published a tutorial to go along with it. She also visits schools and writers groups to help encourage other writers. She is actively involved in the Louisville Chapter of the National Association of Professional Women and is a Champion Member of the Oldham County Chamber of Commerce. She recently appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal, the RoundAbout and the Oldham Era. Lynn now lives in Prospect, Kentucky with her husband, Eric. She has three wonderful children, Emily, Aaron and Becca and two fantastic dogs named Luke and Mara. |
 Michael West Michael West Michael West is the critically-acclaimed author of Cinema of Shadows, Skull Full of Kisses, and The Wide Game. He lives and works in the Indianapolis area with his wife, their two children, their bird, Rodan, and turtle, Gamera. He loves to walk on the beach, but he still doesn’t think it’s safe to go back in the water. Poseidon’s Children, the first novel of his epic, dark Urban Fantasy series, The Legacy of the Gods, will be launching at this event! |
 Michael D'Ambrosio Michael D’Ambrosio Michael, a lifelong resident of the Philadelphia area, has been writing since 2000. Now that he has become a successful writer, his next goal is to see his novels go to film. When he isn’t writing or traveling to conventions, Michael works at a nuclear power plant in New Jersey to feed his imagination. Look for details on Michael’s appearances and projects at www.fracturedtime.com. |
 John Pesta John Pesta John Pesta was editor and publisher of The Brownstown Banner, a southern Indiana weekly, for seventeen years, and he drew on this experience to write his mystery novel, Safely Buried, which is set in a fictional county about forty miles from Madison. Born and raised in Allentown, Pennsylvania, he received degrees from the University of Notre Dame and the University of Virginia and spent a year at the University of London on a Fulbright fellowship. His short stories have appeared in various literary magazines, among them The Bridge, Prairie Schooner, The Florida Review, and Sou’wester. He and his wife, Maureen, live in Starve Hollow near Brownstown. |
 Abigail Keam Abigail Keam Abigail Keam is an award winning author of the Josiah Reynolds mysteries series about a beekeeping sleuth. Ms. Keam writes blogs about writing for Hydra Publications and Hubpages, http:// She is also a professional beekeeper and has won 16 honey awards at the Kentucky State Fair. Her website is www.abigailkeam.com. You can also follow her on Facebook and Twitter. |
 Morinda Montgomery Morinda Montgomery Morinda Montgomery spent most of her time blending in, it wasn’t until her last 2 years of high school that she became truly interactive with others and now she doesn’t know a stranger, believing you can learn any number of interesting things from many different people. Her love of writing came before the growth of her curiosity however. She wrote many poems and short stories. Secret wasn’t the first ‘novel’ completed by the young author, it is however the first to be published. Many more are expected in the years to come. |
 Patrick D'Orazio Patrick D’Orazio Patrick D’Orazio resides in southwestern Ohio with his wife, Michele, two children, Alexandra and Zachary, and three spastic dogs. A lifelong writer, he decided a few years ago that attempting to get published might be a better idea than continuing to toss all those stories he’s been scribbling down over the years into a filing cabinet, never to be seen again. Over twenty-five of his short stories appear or will be appearing in various anthologies from a wide array of different small press publishers. He has dipped his toes into a variety of genres, including horror, science fiction, fantasy, erotica, bizarro, western, action-adventure, apocalyptic, and comedy. Beyond the Dark is his latest novel, and the final book in the Dark Trilogy. It is preceded by the novels Comes the Dark and Into the Dark, both of which are available through the Library of the Living Dead Press. He has also released all three books, plus another book of short stories, in an ebook release entitled “The Dark Trilogy: Revised, Expanded, and With Additional Stories” for the Kindle and other ebook readers. You can see what Patrick is up to via his website at www.patrickdorazio.com.
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Bertena Varney
Bertena Varney is the author of Lure of the Vampire and co author of Vampire News 2011. Both are non fiction works about vampire mythology, history, culture, and pop culture. She is also the character creator for Elizabeth Loraine’s fiction story Lillian. - B.A. in Social Science and Education – M.A. in Social Science and Education She found her love for pop culture at an early age and applied her knowledge to academic studies and love of the creature to create her book, Lure of the Vampire. She is currently a writer for True Blood on HBOWatch.com, and is the Vampire and True Blood for Examiner.com. |
 Ginny Fleming Ginny Fleming Daughter of a Sunday School teacher and a prankster, Ginny grew up in the best of both worlds. The jokes flowed from her father, but were tempered by weekly Bible lessons (bi-weekly, daily or whenever the Holy-Muse struck her mother). She’s written various screenplays (optioned), short stories and novels. In her life, she’s peddled Hallmark cards, hawked books, sold craft supplies and worked at a pot factory (Louisville Stoneware). While she didn’t inhale the wares, she did paint them. A long-time member of the Southern Indiana Writers Group, Ginny’s work appears in their anthologies: http://southernindianawriters.com/ “Keys of Illusion” reflects Ginny’s love of the Florida Keys, scuba diving, eccentric billionaires, magical illusion, the color lavender and All-Things-Mermaid. Find Ginny’s blog “Mermaid Muses” at”: http://themermaidmuses.wordpress.com/ “The Florida Keys — A gift you give your soul.” Check out Keys of Illusion Here |
 Sheri Wright Sheri Wright Pushcart Prize nominee, Sheri L. Wright is the author of five books of poetry, including the most recent,The Slow Talk Of Stones. Her works of poetry appear in numerous journals including New Southerner, Out of Line, Chiron Review, Clark Street Review, Darkling and Earth’s Daughters, Crucible and Kentucky Monthly Magazine. She also works as a free-lance editor in a variety of genres ranging from poetry to fiction and as a ghostwriter for websites such as Proud Single Moms and Deathcare.com. Ms. Wright is a graduate of Lee Kitt’s Scholl Of Acting and has completed basic and advanced courses in Commercial Voice-Over at the University of Louisville. She has been a guest poet on Accents, at 88.1 on WRFL out of Lexington, Ky. and on Janice Lee “Featuring The Arts” on WSKV in Stanton, Ky. She has won awards with Jesse Poets, Green River Writers and the Kentucky State Poetry Society and has read extensively throughout the Kentucky/Indiana area and has also appeared at New York city’s Cornelia Street Café. She has been a volunteer editor for This I Believe. Ms. Wright has taught poetry workshops for Women in Transition, the Kentucky Young Writer’s Connection and The Kentucky State Poetry Society, judged the poetry division in The Golden Nibs for the Virginia Writers Club, for Women Who Write and for Green River Writers writing contest. She was regional chair for the Kentucky State Poetry society and co-chair for their adult poetry contest for 2011. Ms. Wright currently is the host of From The Inkwell, a one hour radio show dedicated to all things literary on CHRadio 1650am, live-streaming at www.CrescentHillRadio.com and is the founder and host of the Stone Soup Poetry Series. Please visit her website at www.scribblingsandsuch.com. Sheri L. Wright’s visual work has appeared in numerous journals, including Blood Orange Review, The Single Hound , THIS Literary Magazine, Prick of the Spindle, Blood Lotus Journal and Subliminal Interiors. More examples of her work can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/sherilwright/. With Ms. Wright’s consent, all work is available for publication, and as cover art unless otherwise noted. |
 Tracy R. Chowdhury Tracy R. Chowdhury Tracy R. Chowdhury was born in the small town of Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania in 1975. The oldest of five siblings, she spent much of her childhood in imaginary play, always fascinated by the possibility of magic, and intrigued by dragons, fairies, unicorns, and other mystical things. Even at a very young age she was interested in writing. In 1998, Tracy graduated from the Miami University with a degree in Zoology. Later the same year she married her husband, Abdul Gaffar. For a while she worked at the Cincinnati Zoo, but then moved on to the University of Cincinnati to work in cancer research. Meanwhile, throughout the years she never lost interest in writing. In 2000 Tracy began writing in earnest. With ideas taken from an AD&D campaign mastered by her good friend, Ted Crim, she developed a story that took her over five years to write. Shadow Over Shandahar – Child of Prophecy was published in 2005. The second installment of the duology, Warrior of Destiny, was published in 2007. Since then, Tracy and her co-author have written the first novel in the second duology, Dark Mists of Ansalar – Blood of Dragons, a story that takes place approximately thirty years after the first duology. Two short stories have also been published in a new series of anthologies called Missing Pieces. Currently there are two volumes and more are planned to follow. Tracy currently lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with her husband, four children, and sphynx cat. She and Ted are currently working on the second installment of the dark Mists of Ansalar duology, a novel that will be making its debut this August. Meanwhile, The Chronicles of Shandahar has been picked up by Loconeal Publishing! 2012 starts a new era for the World of Shandahar! |
 Ted M. Crim Ted M. Crim Ted M. Crim was born the oldest of three children in Cincinnati, Ohio. As a young boy, he remembers being quite the adventurer, but it wasn’t until he was about thirteen that he became introduced to the world of Dungeons and Dragons. He was in the seventh grade, it was his first campaign, and it fascinated him. Very quickly it became a hobby, and for several more years he played in various other campaigns with a good group of friends. When Ted graduated high school, he realized he had a knack for handling animals. For a few years he worked at the Cincinnati Zoo, but after a while decided to broaden his horizons. It was in 1998, while working as a technician for a veterinary clinic, that he met Tracy Chowdhury. He found they had a lot in common, and it wasn’t long before they became friends. She enjoyed Dungeons and Dragons as well, and they began gaming together. Soon after, Tracy began writing down the details of the adventure as they happened in role-play, and several years later the first novel, Shadow over Shandahar – Child of Prophecy, was published. Currently Ted continues to reside in Cincinnati and lives with his younger sister. He enjoys being the male role model for her three children, two nieces and a nephew. Every year he attends the Ohio Renaissance Festival and sells the books he helped to develop. He is also working on making the World of Shandahar into an RPG all its own. One day he even hopes to see the books made into animated novels, and maybe even into film! |
 Tammy Sloss Tammy Sloss Tammy Sloss received her BA from Ball State University and her MBA from Indiana Wesleyan. She is an educator, business entrepreneur, and travels around the country as a motivational speaker. |
 Haley Elizabeth Garwood Haley Elizabeth Garwood Haley Elizabeth Garwood wrote her first historical novel at the age of eleven that she sold to a classmate for two pencils and a notebook. She was bitten by the writing bug at the tender age of three when she wrote her first story, in chicken scratches, about an Easter chicken. Her mother kindly translated it and saved it. At present she has four completed novels in her Warrior Queen Series and is working on the fifth about Rani of Jhansi from India. She is almost finished with her novel (that’s out of the Warrior Queen Series) called For the Love of King Tut about the women who try to keep him from being assassinated. Haley has just completed a modern “clash of cultures” novel called Goodbye India about an American journalist who falls in love with a drop dead gorgeous Indian man. Problems arise. Can she overcome his family to have the man of her dreams? Can she overcome her family to have the man of her dreams? Nope, she can’t. Or maybe she can. There are a few hilarious adventures that keep her in trouble. Haley gave up civilization to live in a cabin in the West Virginia mountains. She owns 120 acres of trees, rocks and a noisy creek that has no bridge. Only four wheel drive vehicles can get to her place. It’s 23 miles to a gas station and a small grocery store. Haley sees it as a writer’s paradise. |
 Louise Stratton Louise Stratton Louise Stratton currently resides in Trimble County, Kentucky, just south of Madison, IN . She was born and raised in Illinois and relocated to Kentucky in 2001 with her husband and two daughters. Louise is a strong advocate against child sexual abuse. She was adopted by a pastor and his family. Rev. Francis, a minister for the United Methodist Church, was a child pedophile who repeatedly and viciously molested his children, and he hid his evil deeds behind Christianity, the churches he ministered at, and his role as a man of the cloth. Ms. Stratton has recently published her book “Hiding Behind the Cloth – Memoirs of an Innocent Child”, utilizing her deposition taken in 1994 and her personal memoirs. This book tells the story of innocence taken away by the devil himself. Ms. Stratton is eager to share her story in order to bring a stronger awareness of childhood sexual abuse and the damage it causes. It is her desire to give victims of sexual assault a voice in her writing, and she hopes people will read the book, learn from it, share it, and come together in our communities to put an end to child sexual abuse. |
Marlene Mitchell
Originally from St. Louis, Marlene makes her home in Kentucky now. A mother and grandmother, Marlene has a wide range of interests including watercolor and oil painting, yet writing has always been her passion. That comes through loud and clear in her wonderful novels! These novels reflect a genuine sincerity with very strong characters to which her readers can relate. To quote Marlene: “It took me a long time to start writing, but now I can’t stop. The stories just keep on coming.” |
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J. Kelley Anderson J. Kelley Anderson is a fan of comic books, John Milton, tattoos, pulp detective novels, herpetology, folklore, video games, and all things sci-fi and fantasy. Growing up, he wanted to be either a ninja or a maple tree. These aspirations led him to teach college English. He lives in Ohio. Find him online at: www.jkelleyanderson.com |
 Lori Moore Lori Moore Lori A. Moore teaches college both online as well as in her hometown of Louisville, KY where she lives with her husband Michael and their one and 1/2 cats. Lori has a passion for adults who haven’t yet experienced a relationship with Christ because everything they’ve heard is kind of formal and scary. She tries to write with humor and on a down-to-earth level that people can relate to and understand. When she’s not writing, Lori loves to travel. She has visited all 50 states in the U.S. and travelled to 30 other countries. Her last trip was in 2011 to Israel, Italy, Greece, and Turkey. Lori is also an amateur photographer. |
