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Phil A Davis’ stories explore the human condition under pressure the intersections of truth, deception, love, and redemption. Through compelling characters and vivid settings, he examines how ordinary people respond to extraordinary circumstances, and what it truly means to heal, forgive, and begin again.

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“Your habits are the blueprint of your future. Design them with care.”

Dr. Emadeldin I. A. A. Regeila was born in  Sudan in 1971. He completed his medical education at the Faculty of Medicine & Pharmacy , followed by postgraduate studies . A lifelong learner, he is a writer, physician, and futurist with a deep passion for exploring Alternative Medicine, Philosophy, Religions, Spirituality, the History of Human Civilizations, Medical Science, and the future of Artificial Intelligence.

 A dedicated advocate for the integration of advanced technology with ancient wisdom, believing strongly in their combined power to create a healthier, more enlightened future for humanity. His writings aim to inspire, elevate awareness, and expand the knowledge of his readers, helping them cultivate deeper understanding, personal growth, and a richer life experience.

I retired in 2016 and came to live in Werrington, Staffordshire Moorlands. Since then, I have written seven books, all based on true, historical events that mostly took place in Staffordshire. I trained to be a teacher of Art and German, but spent most of my working life as a secretary, my final position being at an NHS mental health hospital in North London. I've lived most of my life in London, except for four years, when I bought a pub in Ostend, Belgium, with my then husband, where I was able to learn Dutch. We split up, and I met my partner of 33+ years in Ostend, so I returned with her to London. I then wrote my first book, "Escape from Reality", based on my experiences in Ostend  (BLGQT category).  I am in the process of resurrecting this to republish it.  I also wrote two short stories based on a fictional detective in Ostend - both based on true murders/suicides. 

I have painted all of my life, in oils, including painting the covers for my books - see my website Artweb/Margaret Moxom. 
On 5 December 2025 I gave a talk, in Llanrwst, North Wales, about a true Christmas Day murder in 1937, in Llanrwst - and my book "A Llanrwst Christmas, Not Worth Dying For".  I am regularly asked to give talks about my books. I thoroughly research all the history pertaining to my book stories. For the  Llanrwst book, I went to Kew Archives, in London, to get copies of all the information they have on the murder case. 

Walter Winkwink is the Editor-in-Chief of The Wink Report, a satirical news publication that specializes in pointing out uncomfortable truths while pretending everything is completely fine.

His writing blends satire, observation, and documentation, often examining modern systems, corporate incentives, and the subtle ways convenience encourages people to stop asking questions. Walter believes humor works best when it sneaks up on you, taps you on the shoulder, and quietly hands you a mirror.

When not writing, Walter can usually be found noticing things no one asked him to notice and then writing them down anyway.

His latest book, Classified Report: Prime Evil - Inside Amazon’s Plan to Couchify Humanity, is a satirical report exploring automation, comfort culture, and how surrender can feel a lot like convenience if you’re not paying attention.

I am a writer of dark folklore, supernatural, psychological thrillers, myths & legends, and horror. My love of horror and monster movies, the Twilight zone, Shock Theatre, and  Chiller Theatre on TV in my younger years has stayed with me and influenced everything I write. I enjoy creating shivers and chills for readers.

Currently,  I have two self -published books on Amazon and a novella released Feb 2025 by Dorrance Publishing. I have just completed a 80,000 word novel, The Goddess Chariot,  now with an editor for final proof reading.

I am a life-long NYC resident living on Staten Island

Married, gay, a dog owner for 57 years. Our current rescue is Buster, a shih tzu/poodle/pekingese mix.

I enjoy gardening, growing vegetables, cooking, reading, RPG & MMORPG PC video games.

Favorite authors: Agatha Christie, JRR Tolkien, Daniel Silva, Stephen King, RA Salvatore

Favorite TV shows:  Law & Order /FBI

I am retired from a 35 year career in Medical Billing and Coding since 2020

Born in 1957, Eleonore Radtberger has many years of experience in spiritual work, with the Tarot playing a significant part. Advocating an undogmatic approach to spiritual paths, the author also works with other mediums, such as runes and Lenormand cards. "There is more than one view of things, even when it comes to what constitutes our reality" is a sentiment that Eleonore wishes to convey to her readers. Anyone who engages with the Tarot can do so in their own unique way, as this ancient book of wisdom was created outside the realm of rules and constraints.

Julia Anne is a former journalist from Brazil, now working as a middle school English teacher in the United States. Writing has been Julia’s lifelong passion—one that began in childhood and grew through every stage of her life. Unforgettable is more than just a story; it’s a reflection of her own experiences, emotions, and memories. This book was inspired by Momo, Julia’s grandmother—a simple woman whose love shaped her.

You can connect with the author and follow her journey at:

Instagram: @julia.anne.08

E-mail: [email protected]

Gordon J. MacKenzie is an Australian author obsessed with the messy, human side of history. From American presidents and European strongmen to Aussie prime ministers and forgotten locals, he writes narrative non-fiction and historical fiction that read like stories but stick like lessons.

Based in Perth, he spends most days buried in archives, lectures, and old newspaper clippings, turning dry facts into characters you care about and decisions that still echo now. He’s particularly drawn to turning footnote figures and overlooked scandals into full, believable worlds on the page.

Gordon’s books are written for busy readers who want clear, gripping stories without academic fluff—just sharp storytelling, clean research, and a blunt look at the choices that shape lives and nations. When he isn’t writing, he’s usually outlining the next series and finding new ways to connect big historical events to real people.