Authors

  I am a passionate writer who finds joy in expressing my thoughts and emotions through words. Writing is always a way for me to explore my creativity and connect with others. I believe in the power of storytelling to inspire, educate, and bring people together. When I'm not writing, you can find me exploring new places, reading a good book, or spending time with loved ones.

  my Interests are: Writing, reading, travelling, swimming, listening to music.

 My Favourite Quote: "The pen is mightier than the sword."

Louise was born in the same hospital where George Orwell wrote 1984. When growing up in East Kilbride in the 80s, it was clear to see the legacy he left; there was a library on every corner and two nuclear bunkers. She went to Glasgow University and achieved a Master of Arts. She then joined the sensible corporate world of paper shuffling. For the last 25 years, her career has culminated in various promotions to the heady heights where she now tells stories for a living. She still shuffles paper, but virtually now, so that’s progress.

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Jay Jones is the new author of the book, A Bilagáana Boy among the Navajo. In this true story, he chronicles his four years living as a white kid on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Window Rock, Arizona. As the son of two Air Force veterans, he was born in Tachikawa, Japan, and lived across the United States. After a turbulent childhood, Jay grew up quickly and joined the Marine Corps at 17 and served in Bermuda before receiving an honorable discharge. He has worked as a pizza and short order cook, professional photographer, security guard, fire alarm salesman, employment counselor, drugstore manager trainee, hotel front desk clerk, bar manager, restaurant manager, disk jockey, beauty pageant MC, financial advisor, investment wholesaler, volunteer, and more. While working, Jay obtained his degree in Business Management and retired after 33 years as a Chartered Financial Consultant sales executive. He lives at Dove Mountain near Tucson, Arizona.

Evgenia is a passionate lifelong learner with a deep love for self-development and creativity. She holds a Master of Arts in Asian Studies, a diploma in video game design and animation, and speaks four languages. She currently resides in Canada with her growing family. 

Writing has been a part of Evgenia's life since childhood. She began with fairy tales for her younger brother and endearingly simplistic "Book about the world" before expanding into poetry and translations of modern Chinese verse. When her passion for learning and self-improvement intertwined with her love for writing, her book High on Life, Not on Stuff was born. Through self-reflection, research and humor, Evgenia explores the topic of excessive consumerism, its triggers and ways to escape from it and have a more fulfilling life. 

PETE FLECK retired from the Brownsburg Police Department after 27 years. He served 24 years in the US Army Reserves, National Guard and Active Duty, finishing his time as a Drill Sergeant at Ft. Benning, GA. Pete loves martial arts, playing piano, is an avid chess player, and performs standup comedy. He is incredibly talented and can do anything. . .except fix stuff and keep a woman. 

R.S. Pinner (PhD) is an Associate Professor in Literature and Applied Linguistics, and author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction.

Dave McGowan has been a cowboy, forest fire fighter, heavy equipment operator, commercial driver, farmhand, gardener, road musician and businessman. He retired as a commercial driver and now writes and records in Northern Eastern British Columbia. He and Karen have 4 children,8 grand children and 5 great grand children

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Biha Soundarya writes from the in-between — between light and shadow, presence and absence, strength and silence. A mentor, educator, and spiritual seeker, she has spent decades helping others rise, all while walking her own quiet path of transformation. Her words often explore themes of identity, purpose, sacrifice, and the unseen weight of being "the one everyone relies on."

Resonating her life experiences far beyond, Biha brings the nuance of her mixed heritage, her faith, and her lived experience into every line she pens. She believes that not all stories are meant to be loud — some are meant to linger softly, like echoes.