Authors

Joseph Martin is a multi-faceted spiritualist, holistic healer, author of "The Ascension Guide" series, and musician dedicated to helping individuals embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and spiritual ascension. With a deep-rooted passion for connecting with the spiritual realm and a wealth of knowledge in holistic healing practices, Joseph weaves his insights into spiritually themed books that serve as guiding lights on the path of self-realization.

Drawing upon his extensive expertise in holistic healing and his innate connection with the spiritual world, Joseph's writing resonates with readers seeking profound wisdom and guidance. His books offer a unique blend of spiritual insight, practical advice, and ethereal melodies that echo the harmonious rhythms of the universe.

Joseph's literary works, infused with his personal experiences and divine encounters, delve into the depths of self-awareness, encouraging readers to explore their inner landscapes and embrace the transformative power of spirituality. Through his words, he illuminates the possibilities of self-ascension and invites readers to forge an unbreakable bond with their higher selves.

Joseph Martin's journey as a spiritualist, holistic healer, and author has touched the lives of countless seekers around the world. His words radiate authenticity, compassion, and a profound connection to the realm of spirit. Whether you're new to the spiritual path or a seasoned traveler, Joseph's works offer invaluable guidance for those yearning to ascend to higher states of consciousness and embrace the beauty of their spiritual essence.

Nora Uchenna Ossai is a Sociologist from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Nigeria. Her flair for writing was awakened at the age of twelve due to her introverted nature and her desire to communicate to the world through writings. She is an author of four books with two already published (Echoes of Poverty, Mirror of Greed, The Story of an African Girl and Grace Anslem). Nora is a content creator, a blogger and owner of the Relationship Chronicles. As an individual with much interest in love and relationships, she has written e-books that will help singles in their relationship. These e-books include: 30 dating advice that I wish I'd known, How to avoid breakup depression, Reasons why you are yet to be in a relationship and My one sided love story (in view). Her stories are all fact-fiction, because she loves to write about the reality, true nature and facts of life. All her stories are born out of real-life situations and the desire to inspire others out there in this shaking world. Nora is specialized in writing books that are religious-relationship, inspirational and motivational based. When she's not a workaholic, she loves to read books or cook. 

Born in New York City, Lou felt he was destined to become a writer ever since receiving a toy printing press at the age of eight, which inspired him to write and publish the Bayside News, which he then hawked for five cents to surrounding neighbors.

Following high school he enlisted in the U.S. Navy, and began his writing career in earnest, completing courses from The Naval School of Journalism and writing for several armed forces publications.

After his discharge, Lou resided in Rhode Island and studied journalism and creative writing first at the University of Rhode Island, before returning to NYC and transferring to New York University. At the same time, he was employed as a cub reporter for William Randolph Hearst’s flagship newspaper, The New York Journal-American, the country's largest afternoon daily, learning his craft alongside such acclaimed journalists as Jimmy Breslin, Dorothy Kilgallen, and noted sports writer and broadcaster Stan Fischler. When the Journal-American folded, along with several other Manhattan dailies, he became the city reporter for the Long Island Press, and was honored in 1967 by receiving New York City’s Best Spot News Story of the Year award. In 1969 he left the failing newspaper field and became a public relations executive, first for The Long Island Rail Road as Broadcast Relations Manager and then as an account supervisor for Grey Advertising.

During this period Lou wrote his critically acclaimed poetry book, the sadness of happy times, which sold more than 40,000 copies through major outlets such as B. Dalton, Brentano's and Waldenbooks.

In 1973 Lou opened his own marketing and advertising agency, The LKD Group, with several subsidiaries of Gulf & Western among his clients. He “retired” in 1985 to pursue his writing career full time on the Greek island of Crete with his Greek-American wife, Sofia.

Lou's fiction, poetry, magazine articles, and news stories have appeared in numerous publications in the United States, Greece, and Great Britain. His published literary works include the iconic 1950s coming-of-age novel, Be Bop A Lula, as well as the perennial-selling free verse poetry book, the sadness of happy times. Other published books include If You've Ever Loved a Married Man and On The Road to Here.

Ahmad Ardalan is an ongoing cancer fighter. He was born in Baghdad in 1979. At the age of two, he moved with his parents to Vienna, Austria, where he spent most of his childhood and underwent his primary studies. After his father's diplomatic mission finished at the end of 1989, he returned to Iraq, where he continued his studies and graduated from the University of Dentistry. As a result of the unstable political, military, social, and economic conditions in his home country, Ahmad decided to leave Iraq and move to the UAE. After facing difficulties to pursue his career in dentistry, he opted to pursue employment in the business world. Since then, Ardalan has held several senior roles within the pharmaceutical and FMCG industries, throughout much of the Middle East. His early childhood in a mixed cultural environment, as well as his world travels, increased his passion for learning about cultures of the world and inspired him to pen The Clout of Gen, his first novel. After eleven years of being away, Ahmad returned to Baghdad in January 2013 on a visit that was full of mixed emotions. Inspired by his trip to Iraq, he wrote his second novel, The Gardener of Baghdad. He did not stop there, as "Matt" his latest Short Story Thriller Series became available 2015. The Gardener of Baghdad, opened readers’ eyes to a different picture of the city they had heard of. With hope and love as his message, Ardalan released Baghdad: The Final Gathering, and followed it by The Boy of the Mosque. A recent trip to Paris, strolling around the beautiful galleries of Le Marais inspired him to write his latest novel The Art Collector of Le Marais

Award winning Filmmaker, Author and writer living in beautiful Pacific Northwest's Bremerton on Puget Sound. A part of the local indie filmmaker community I co-founded the "Gorst Underground Film Festival" and "Slash Night Shorts" Monthly indie filmmaker late night events at the Historic Roxy Theater.

Best known for my epic horror sci fi book, "DEATH OF HEAVEN" & "Anthology of Evil" anthology series, "Pvt. Ravel's Bolero" antiwar, filmic poem & historical documentary, and "The Teenage Bodyguard" a True Crime/Biopic screenplay.

With her unique experiences giving her a different perspective on life, award winning author Lisa Beth Darling is unafraid to delve into places where others may fear to tread. Yet, as Lisa says; “Fear not the dark”.

Through her gripping tales, she takes the reader deep into those those dimly lit and often pitch black places only to masterfully illuminate the gloom showing the reader the meaning, the power, and even the beauty of the dark.

Lisa Beth Darling is 56 years-old, the mother of two adult daughters, grandmother to two adorable granddaughters, and wife to her husband for 37 years, Roy. She lives and writes in her hometown of New London, CT. Early influences were Stephen King, Mary Higgins Clark, Harold Robins, Jacqueline Susan and VC Andrews. In her spare time she enjoys gardening and photography.

Bort Patgia was born in 2001. He studied psychology for four years. There are numerous things that inspired him to write novels, but the first thing was video games. Also, western literacies and Japanese novels had great influence when he started writing his first novel in late 2017. Bort loves to read fantasy and action novels; they stimulate his mind for creative instances. Sometimes, he chases dogs for thrills, sometimes the opposite. Lastly, he loves to drink coffee before sprint writing.

Leon A. Walker has appreciated books all of his life, both as a form of enjoyment and also as a collector. No doubt some of this reading pleasure was instilled by his father, who possessed a deep affinity for literature and who, from the author’s earliest memories, read and regularly quoted everything from Chaucer and Kipling to Hughes and Baldwin to him and his siblings. Mr. Walker found himself reading and writing for entertainment purposes from a very young age. Later he began to dabble in poetry and he continued to write creatively on and off for years but he never shared any of those works. Many were not preserved and are now lost. He has twice lived abroad and traveled extensively, and before the advent of wireless email and cellular phones, it was his mother who frequently commented on the creative and unusually descriptive nature of his letters. It was this personal input that encouraged and further fueled his writing endeavors.

Over a long and varied professional career, he was compelled to write a great deal on a broad cross-section of topics. What very few actually knew, was that he tremendously enjoyed writing. Nor did they know of the passion he felt when creating written works. It should be no surprise then, that he had intended to write a book for many years. His first two books, Work Wonders and Life Lines simply presented the first publishing opportunities because he had so much completed material on hand. His third book Equinox is an anthology which contains many previously unpublished works.

Mr. Walker continues to write various forms of creative literature and he collaborates with artists and photographers worldwide on a variety of artistic images. He has also served as a judge of the “Indie Next Generation Book Awards” for the past seven years. He has previously worked as a public and private sector business executive (in the aviation and maritime industries) and he is a retired United States Naval Officer. He is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, having earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Professional Aeronautics. A member of the Screen Actors Guild, he currently resides in Southern California where he continues to explore many creative pursuits.