Authors

Mr Wolfson published his debut novel, the Financial Syndicate. Originally from Pennsylvania, he received a Bachelor’s of Science from Drexel University and an MBA from Pace University. He has worked in the financial services industry over the past three decades in asset management, hedge fund administration, and bank and asset management compliance. Mr Wolfson lives on the Jersey Shore where you might see him running on the boardwalk, checking out the latest band, or swimming laps at the local gym pool.

Sarah Patt earned a master’s degree in Special Education from Simmons College. She is in her sixteenth year of teaching at Landmark School in Massachusetts. She dedicates Dakota to her devoted and loving husband, Michael, and their three adult children, Zachary, Benjamin, and Olivia. During the pandemic, in between writing, Michael's gourmet meals, Olivia's baked goodies, Ben's Scrabble games, and Zach's fitness regimes were her salvation. She is forever grateful and loves her family beyond measure. 

Dr. John Elcik, writing as Father Goose, blends satire and heart in playful, legacy-driven fiction. His latest novella, Father Goose: My Life with Mother, reimagines nursery rhymes as a witty, fictional memoir.

After forty years as an accountant, Gordon Blitz retired in 2017 and became a passionate writing machine. As a senior LGBTQ+ man, he has a unique perspective on the many facets of being LGBTQ+ for the last fifty years. He is a multi-media creative artist, novelist, playwright and performer.

In 2023, Reflections of A Gay Jewish Boy had a performance at the Region 8 Kennedy Center American Theater College Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada and became a finalist for the National Festival in Washington D.C. A Homeless Thanksgiving had a reading on February 9, 2025 as part of the Talking It Out Festival at the Spit&Vigor Blackbox Theatre, NYC. His short play, The Aftermath, was published in the June, 2025 issue of Mini Plays Review. Additionally, his play, Climate Change, was selected for the Climate Action New Play Collective at DePaul University. Transplant has been accepted into 321 Plays for Trans Futures, and The Important Things We Keep Hidden was selected for publication in the Summer 2025 issue of The Soliloquist

In 2021, his novella, Shipped Off, was published by Running Wild Press in Novella Anthology Volume 4, Book 1. Since 2021, he has published the novels Stretched Love, Murder Times Three: A Waverly Place Mystery, Transformation and Acceptance, The Hermaphrodites, Harmonic Dissonance and It’s No Laughing Matter.

Like every child, I had dreams and aspirations. Sometimes those dreams become reality as people grow and sometimes obstacles hinder our path. From the outside looking in we can see a young girl who appears to have just made bad decisions, but from the other side of the glass, you can see a girl who feels scared. The expression "never judge a book by its cover" has a deeper meaning when you see the perception from a new angle. While, we know judgment is only of the Lord, do we not judge each other constantly with our own opinions? Depression doesn't start in the beginning, it develops through time. 

Swetha Selvam writes from the quiet corners of healing and hope. A poet at heart and a storyteller in spirit, she weaves words that hold space for those who are trying—just like her. Her writing explores the beauty in vulnerability, the softness in strength, and the quiet courage it takes to show up. Through essays, letters, and slow-burning fiction, she hopes her words become a soft landing for anyone carrying too much.

Adrian Sandru is the creator of "Digital Peace for Seniors" and founder of AdrianUX, specializing in human-centered design that reduces overwhelm. With a background in creating ADHD-friendly digital tools, Adrian understands how technology anxiety affects daily life. His mission is simple: help people find peace and confidence in our digital world. When not writing, Adrian creates calming digital planners that prioritize well-being over productivity pressure.

Hello there! In short and hopefully conceptually sufficient, my name is Milan, and I am a web content writer and software developer. I write mostly on my public weblog site, Milan's Public Journal where I publish a lot of reviews, travel stories, scientific and documentary articles, and fictional short and long stories within the framework of historical and science fiction. I have written numerous reviews, often focusing on the scientific or historical background of books. I have also published several science fiction short stories, graphic novels, and short films.