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Introducing Robin G Howard - a visionary author pushing the boundaries of what is possible. His psychic approach to a trip to the future sets him apart from other authors in this field. He skillfully weaves psychic information from his experiences and visions of the future into his books, fiction and nonfiction, adding an extra layer of intrigue and depth.

Howard’s unique perspective on the universe and the possibilities of the unknown has earned him a reputation as a must-read author for anyone interested in simplified quantum mechanics, superposition, and the multiverse of other realities.

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Richard’s story began with both heartbreak and resilience. When he was only three years old, his parents passed away, and after being moved between relatives, his aunt and uncle finally took him in. They raised him on a small farm in western Washington, about forty miles north of Seattle—a place where the night sky stretched wide and endless.

From an early age, Richard was captivated by the cosmos. He would switch off the outside lights, gaze upward at the stars, planets, and shooting meteors—and sometimes what he was certain were UFOs. He recorded each sighting in a journal, filling its pages with colorful detail, and dreamed of one day exploring the Milky Way.

An avid reader, Richard devoured every science fiction book he could get his hands on, even exhausting the tiny library at his small rural school. Stories of distant worlds and alien civilizations lit his imagination on fire.

His professional writing career began more than twenty years ago in radio and television advertising, where he quickly learned the power of storytelling. Wrapping a sales message inside a narrative often produced results far beyond expectations—and a few of his favorite campaigns carried a subtle sci-fi flavor.

After retiring from a long career in marketing, Richard returned to a story he had started years earlier. Three years of dedication later, Time Stamping became a reality—a science fiction adventure unlike any other.

Today, Richard lives in Spokane Valley, Washington, with his wife. He has two grown children, three grandchildren, and a boundless curiosity for the universe.

Confessions of a Rock 'n' Roll Name-Dropper: My Life Leading Up to John Lennon's Last Interview is my memoir, the story of my rock radio-related early life and career wrapped around John Lennon’s final interview which I co-conducted for RKO Radio at the Dakota in New York back on December 8, 1980 mere hours before he was shot and killed! I also wrote the incredibly well-received 3 hour RKO special that aired a mere 6 days after John’s assassination: John Lennon - The Man, The Memory, as well as the 14 hour RKO Presents The Beatles - the longest Fab Four radio special ever created for the U.S.! It was internationally syndicated shortly afterwards  and we expanded it to 17 hours and changed the title to the original one I’d come up with - The Beatles From Liverpool to Legend! It was especially popular in the UK !

 KJ Backford grew up living in many places around the world. After graduate degrees and a rewarding career in Silicon Valley, she now focuses on writing. She strives to combine real-world experience and knowledge to create inspiring characters within interesting, intricate thrillers and mysteries.

Links to her books are:

Where Sunflowers Stand: A Traitor in Ukraine. A Spy in Russia. A CIA Man. And the Fight for Freedom.  https://amzn.to/43jRDGC

Breaking Moscow Charter  https://amzn.to/3HwTj6Q

The Blackmail Enigma https://amzn.to/4kdW9w5

Nik Grybaski is neither real nor imaginary, existing solely in the shadows of the worlds Nik creates.

Nik is responsible for creating Leo Katz and the things that Leo gets up to when Nik is asleep.

A dabbler at most things useless but creative, Nik writes to forget...to forget...Nik has already forgotten.

Written by certified instructor and former international competitor Raphael F. Estevao. As a coach, he has sent multiple athletes to the Savate World Championships — in 2024, three returned with medals — and even the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC News) featured a TV report on the training session, where their reporter left with a few bruises and a newfound respect for the sport.

Unlike generic combat sport manuals, the book "Savate: A Comprehensive Guide to a European Martial Art and Modern Combat Sport" blends practical training, history, and philosophy to give readers a comprehensive understanding of savate’s roots and modern relevance. If you're curious about one of Europe’s hidden combat arts, this is the guide you’ve been waiting for. This book offers a balanced approach, bilingual terminology that benefits coaches, students, and educators alike—an essential resource for martial artists, instructors, and combat sport enthusiasts seeking something beyond the mainstream.

Father. 

Certified Running Coach. 

Podcast Host "The Mile You're In". 

Published Author. 

Ten Time 100 Mile Finisher.

Mark Robertson spent most of his career as a technician in the world of theatre, film, and TV. Often, either in-between rehearsals, or at the end of a day’s work, he would take pen to paper and use the time writing as a way of clearing his mind and relaxing before moving on to the next issue of the day. In 2016 he decided to turn his pastime into a paid environment and studied with the British College of Journalism, where he gained an HND in the subject. Since qualifying, he has had multiple articles published in national newspapers and magazines and now works as a newsreader for two London based radio stations. Mark is based in Dorset and is currently studying to be a light aircraft pilot, after winning a competition to gain a pilot’s licence.