About Kevin Buckner: Kevin studied Medical Laboratory Science at the University of Utah and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in 2011. He is a certified Medical Laboratory Scientist, currently working as a Technical Consultant for a clinical laboratory near his home in the Salt Lake valley in Utah. He has a wife and two children. He enjoys playing games of all kinds with his family, especially the Zombicide series. He is known for liking zombies and super-spicy food. He enjoys playing his … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Kevin Buckner
Interview with Author – Robert Cano
About Robert Cano: A unique poet and new author who hearkens back to the world of the classics, Robert Cano also brings his poetic voice to his prose as he scribbles his stories down in small and barely legible scrawlings. The world he has created is inspired by the likes of Tolkien, Le Guin, and Shelley. Building his world with incredible depth of lore and fascinating characters of all types and races, Cano's artwork is of a classical mindset. Calming, despite, or perhaps because of, the … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Robert Cano
Interview with Author – F. P. Spirit
About F. P. Spirit: "Magic & adventure with a twist of humor (because fantasy should be fun)." F.P. Spirit writes high fantasy fiction inspired by the likes of Tolkien, Eddings, Brooks, and Piers Anthony. An avid science fiction fan, he became hooked on fantasy the moment he cracked open his first copy of Lord of the Rings in high school. When he is not writing, F.P. is either spending time with his family, gaming, doing yoga, or walking the dog. A long-time lover of fantasy … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – F. P. Spirit
Interview with Author – Nathan Ayersman
About Nathan Ayersman: Born in the flat rural terrain of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, I occupied my mind with the escapism of fantasy novels to explore the worlds created by Robert Jordan, Brian Jacques, and Christopher Paolini. Eventually, the image of a sword with a hilt in the shape of a dragon's mouth came to me and inspired me to write what would eventually become the Ancient's Armor series. The first book "The Dragon's Rising" took several years to write while … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Nathan Ayersman
Interview with Author – W.D. Kilpack III
About W.D. Kilpack III: W.D. Kilpack III is an award-winning freelance writer published in two countries, with works appearing in print, online, radio and television, starting with his first publication credit at the age of nine, when he wrote an award-winning poem. As an adult, he received special recognition from L. Ron Hubbard's Writers of the Future Contest. He has been editor and/or publisher of nineteen news and literary publications, both online and in print, with circulations as … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – W.D. Kilpack III
Interview with Author – Vanessa Kittle
About Vanessa Kittle: Vanessa Kittle is a former chef, soldier, and lawyer who now teaches English. Her fantasy and science fiction stories have been featured by Akashic Books. Vanessa's stories have received hundreds of thousands of downloads on Amazon in the genres of fantasy, science fiction, paranormal romance, and cooking. She enjoys watching cheesy movies, cooking, gardening, and Star Trek! What inspires you to write? I wrote my first story in 4th grade about an otter. I became … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Vanessa Kittle
Falling Objects by Jean Carrier
Sergeant Hektor Huxley, permanently scarred by the disastrous operation at Caer Griefheart five years ago, struggles to save the scattered members of his squad. Hailed as a hero for recapturing Hill 422 from the Deathwalkers, he knows none of them deserve the much bandied title of "Hektor's Heroes." On this fifth anniversary of the defeat at Caer Griefheart, can he rescue two of his men who are wandering the Deepstrom Plains hunted by the Moonhunters, a troop of fierce mercenaries? This book … [Read more...] about Falling Objects by Jean Carrier
My Pilgrimage to Nowhere by Garred Kluth
My Pilgrimage to Nowhere by Garred Kluth Join me on my journey of 1,100 miles on the Pacific Crest Trail. "We conversed about the many levels of the hike, from the physical to the mental to the emotional to the spiritual. Layer upon layer of trials and growth. We called ourselves pilgrims, but realized that there really was no destination, no holy monastery, no mecca, no temple at the end waiting for us. The journey itself was our destination and our sanctuary. This was our pilgrimage to … [Read more...] about My Pilgrimage to Nowhere by Garred Kluth
Interview with Author – Lucinda Hare
About Lucinda Hare: I live just south of Edinburgh with a badly-behaved pack of nine cats, four dogs and two rabbits whose feisty characters inspire my dragons. (four distressed hoglets arrived in July this year at the height of the heatwave now resident in the rabbit garden, and, yes there are going to be spined dragons). Run-away battery hens have also been given a home. They are all adopted, and many are blind or have special needs, are grumpy and ungrateful! Ten years ago, following trips … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Lucinda Hare
Interview with Author – Garred Kluth
About Garred Kluth: My life has been about passion. Passion for the outdoors, art, music, and all of the beautiful things of this world. This is my first book and is a true story of my travels on the Pacific Crest Trail. What inspires you to write? I'm inspired by the idea of inspiring others. That a reader might find encouragement in my adventures to go out and write their own story, maybe not so much in words, but in experiences. Tell us about your writing process. Writing … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Garred Kluth
The Turn by Matthew Tysz
This is the first novel of a series— the only one of the series that has been published at the time of this submission. It is a dark fantasy of approximately 120,000 words. It contains strong language, violence and some sexual dialogue. Scholar was a man with grand ambitions stifled by a mediocre existence. Quietly, he resented himself for every opportunity he let pass by, living reclusively. One day, he stepped outside and the world had ended; the sky was dark and the ground was covered in … [Read more...] about The Turn by Matthew Tysz
Featured PermaFree eBook: Widow Walk by Gar LaSalle
About the Book It is 1857 in the American Pacific Northwest where less than 3500 non-natives have begun settlements. Tensions between local indigenous tribes and pioneer settlers are growing. The U.S. territorial governor has called for a "war of extermination" against natives. Complicating it all, the local British and U.S. Armies begin preparing for war in a boundary dispute. Haida native Anah-nawitka, widely known by native foes and white settlers as "The Black Wind," addicted to the … [Read more...] about Featured PermaFree eBook: Widow Walk by Gar LaSalle
