Authors

Daisy Grace is a multi-faceted personality who originally hails from India. She is a brainy woman with a unique 

blend of professional excellence and a passion for sports. As an accomplished software engineer with 7 years of 

experience in the industry, she has honed her skills to perfection since completing her Master's degree in 

computer science in 2015. 

However, what sets her apart is her love for sports, which she has nurtured for over 25 years. From holding a 

black belt in martial arts to playing multiple sports such as volleyball, tennis, and table tennis, Daisy’s 

passion for sports knows no bounds. Recently, she also joined the throw-ball presented team for National events 

and became part of NASA (North American Sports Association).

Daisy’s keenness and passion are evident in every aspect of her life, be it her profession or her love for sports. 

She believes that discipline and hard work are key to success, which reflects in her work. With her debut novel, 

Daisy hopes to make a difference in the lives of her readers, one book at a time. Her unique perspective, 

combined with her talent for storytelling, promises to captivate readers and leave them wanting more.

Dr. Wuwong (PhD in biochemistry, MBA in finance) has published 120+ scientific books and papers (under her legal name) and a few Christian fiction books (Love at the Garden Tomb, The Way We Forgive, Blazing China, and Detour to Agape, under R. F. Whong). She lives in the Midwest with her husband, a retired pastor. They served together at three churches from 1987 to 2020. Her grown son works in a nearby city.

She currently runs a small biotech company (www.vidasym.com) and has raised more than twenty million US dollars during the past few years for Vidasym.

In addition to her weekly newsletter (sent to about 1000+ subscribers every Thursday) and the platform (www.ruthforchrist.com), she’s active in several writers’ groups, including ACFW, Word Weavers, Facebook, and Goodreads. Through these connections, she plans newsletter/promotion swaps with others and has writers endorse her books, write forewords, and host her on guest blogs.

Brazilian, writing since 2020, seeking to conquer a space in the publishing market.

From the realm of basketball to the intricacies of relationships, from the art of writing to the healing power of massage therapy, from traversing new horizons through travel to the vibrant city of New York, from advocating for mental health to the captivating realm of music, from exploring the depths of psychedelics to the captivating world of podcasting, and from the pursuit of love to the grand plans in the Philippines—these are the various chapters that form the tapestry of my life. A social worker once remarked that my life could be transformed into a captivating movie. As a creative individual, my passion lies in expressing myself and assisting others. With an empathetic soul, I embark on a profound healing journey, constantly seeking to make lasting memories, foster familial bonds, and bring smiles to those around me. This is the essence of my story—a narrative filled with compassion, growth, and an unyielding desire to positively impact the lives of others.

Born into a Navy family and named in honor of a Civil War Naval hero, Bill Cushing has lived in Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Florida, Maryland, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California. As an undergrad, he was called the “blue collar” writer by classmates at the University of Central Florida because of his own years serving in the Navy and later working as an electrician on oil tankers, naval vessels, and fishing boats before he returned to college at the age of 37.

He earned an MFA in writing from Goddard College in Vermont. For over 20 years, he taught at East Los Angeles and Mt. San Antonio colleges while residing in Glendale with his wife and their son. Recently retired, Bill continues writing and facilitates a writing workshop in Eagle Rock, California for 9 Bridges, a nationwide non-profit community for writers. He also performs with a musician in a project called “Notes and Letters.”

As a writer, Bill has been published in various literary journals, magazines, and newspapers, including Birders World and The San Juan Star. He is a regular contributor to both Boomer Café (now defunct) and L. A. Cultural Daily.

His short stories have appeared in Borfski Press, Newtown Literary Journal, Rivanna Review, and Sediments. His poetry has appeared in numerous journals both in print and online, including both volumes of the award-winning Stories of Music as well as in several volumes of The Poet.

A nominee for both a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net, Bill was named as one of the Top Ten Poets of L.A. in 2017, and in 2018, he was honored as on the ten poets to watch in L. A. His 2019 book, A Former Life, was released by Finishing Line Press and honored by the Kops-Fetherling International book Award. He also won the 2019 San Gabriel Valley Chapbook Competition with Music Speaks, a volume that won a bronze medal from the 2021 New York City Book Awards. In 2022, Cyberwit released . . .this just in. . ., a chapbook that includes selections with accompanying artwork. His most recent complete collection of poems, Just a Little Cage of Bone, was released last February. Most recently his collection of short stories, The Commies Come to Waterton, was published.

He is currently revising a memoir that recalls his years in the Navy and on other ships afterward and has returned to his creative thesis, Counting Down the Breaths, a memoir about his late wife’s death to cancer, written from the point of view of the caregiver. Bill is also working with Southern Arizona Press to release two collections of creative non-fiction narratives before the end of 2023.

Allow me to introduce myself as a fresh and distinctive voice in the literary landscape. I am a Jamaican-American author who refuses to be confined by genre limitations. My writing canvas stretches across self-help, fantasy, urban drama, poetry, and even the daring realm of erotica.

As a new author, I relish in the boundless power of creativity, using my words to sketch vibrant worlds and breathe life into characters that resonate deeply. With an unyielding commitment to authenticity, I am on a mission to craft narratives that not only entertain but also provoke thought and introspection.

I am more than an author; I am a storyteller with a unique perspective, bringing tales to life that reflect the human experience in all its intricacies. Beyond my passion for the written word, I am a seeker of laughter, an explorer of new horizons, and a firm believer in the magic of music to elevate the soul.

I invite you to embark on this literary journey with me. Let's challenge conventions, explore emotions, and traverse uncharted territories of imagination together. Through my stories, I aim to connect with readers, leaving an impression that lingers long after the final chapter

Bernard Korzeniewski, PhD, is a scientist dealing with the computer modeling of the skeletal muscle and heart bioenergetic system. However, his additional interests include biological evolution, the origin and definition of life, the thermodynamic basis of life, and the evolution of the universe, among many others. He has published two books in English, six books in Polish and over 100 scientific and philosophical articles. He has worked at the Jagiellonian University, Poland, practised at Cambridge University, and been a visiting professor at Bordeaux University and Kyoto University. He is currently working on the development of BioSimulation Center, a private, non-profit company.