Authors

Ballarat, Victoria, Australia.

Of Google’s recognized books, the author of ‘Realization’ and ‘The Immortal Fly: Eternal Whispers’, Writer Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri is a teacher and Critic on Academic Research of English and British Literature recognized at different websites as Scholar on Citation together (MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver).

Affa Ibrahim Darijva. born in the European Union, and from a young age, I was fascinated by science fiction. After school, I spent hours reading Marvel and DC comic books and watching movies about space travel and alien civilizations. When I grew older, I began to read science fiction novels by authors like Frank Herbert and H.G. Wells.

At 15 years old, I wrote my first science fiction ebook, Omnion Eleven. The book was about a group of highly advanced aliens from the planet Omni. Recently, I moved to a new apartment and discovered my writings. I decided to publish the ebook, and I hope that the first season of Omnion Eleven becomes a hit with readers. Season two will follow soon, and I hope to publish several more of my science fiction novels.

I am excited to share my stories with the world and inspire others to follow their dreams.

Author L.R. Lane focuses his fictional story premise on creativity, using his website and music to promote the originality of his production.

Beyond the realm of literary creation, Akshat nurtures a noble aspiration—to become a veterinary doctor. This ambition harmoniously intertwines with his dedication to animal welfare, showcasing his compassionate nature. Alongside this journey, Akshat steadfastly pursues his passion for creative storytelling, painting. Though a bit of flowery language has been used in this author profile, it is the perfect way to capture his personality.

Andreas Economou is a former banker and a proud resident of Larnaca, Cyprus. He spent almost 30 years working at a bank, but now he happily spends his days writing. 

Always striving to deal with the big picture, and the more than two decades he used to be a Freemason, gave him all the inspiration necessary to write "Templar Secrets." And after that, his relentless spiritual unease "guided" him in joining religion with history to yield "Holy Quests."

EN HEIM: Fascinated by his grandmother's life she told him, he wanted to write her intriguing tales. Why, he was not a writer? Her stories caught his imagination. In his head, they whirled and twisted as though they were real. His education was in art and design, not in writing. While studying at Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles (now Cal-Arts), he developed a passion for illustration and design.. It represented his storytelling style.. During his military duty, he drafted and illustrated a fable. The writing was an initial endeavor.. Following his obligation in the service, he presented the story to his aunt who praised it as a delightful tale with profound truths. She insisted he publish it. But as time passed, he forgot about the little gem, and it became absorbed in memory.

Following his military service, he excelled as a designer in publication design. The urge to write strengthened. In the 1980s Otis Art College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, ask him to teach a class. Working with computers at Otis, he bought his first Mac, and his writing began, and hasn’t stopped since. His twelve years ended at Otis when he and wife took positions in Germany. During that time, he wrote many short stories of his experiences and especially the struggles of his German friends. Many are the bases of his novels. Since he started writing, he self-published 8 books.