Authors

L.J. Goodman’s writing career spans many decades. Firstly as an award-winning advertising copywriter, journalist and public speaker, then as an award-winning animal welfare campaigner and now as an author.

I am DD, a compassionate gardening Writer and storyteller. I enjoy sowing Empathy wherever needed, reaping Joy 🙂 feeling and Being alive. 🙂

Anthony Miano is a graduate of the University of Akron and the Ohio Media School, a 13-year military veteran, and voice-over artist.

I grew up in Dorchester Massachusetts, which is a town outside of Boston, and on a street that was just across the Dorchester Municipal Court. Up until that time when I was a few years younger, I spent my time playing with the boys and my brothers in the neighborhood, because I was the only girl willing to play football and baseball with the gang. I didn’t really want to spend my time with dolls and such, since the boys were having much more fun, than spending the day playing house with the other two girls in my neighborhood. Oh I spent a day or two doing what they wanted to do, but it was boring to me so I opted to throw a football or baseball and even climb trees if the boys would let me join them. In those days it was what one would call a “tomboy”. This went on for a few years until I was sixteen, and that was when my father told me I couldn’t play with the boys anymore. When I asked why, he only said, ask your mother. This all came about when one of the “gang” asked my brother if he could date me. That’s when Dad stepped in and said no more. When I again asked why, he only shook his head and said, because. When I asked my oldest brother why Dad forbade me from playing with the boys any longer, he said that the “gang” was looking at me more as a girl than a “boy” and that’s was why. Since I couldn’t play with the boys any longer, my only outlet was books. I soon discovered that books opened up a new avenue to me. I could go to faraway places with strange sounding names from the books I took from the shelf in my father’s library.

T.H. Forest lives in New England, is an avid reader and music lover. She is passionate about the things that matter to her, like representation, inclusivity, and being an LGBTQ+ ally. She is also a shameless promoter of her novels (more are forthcoming) and is happy to talk your ear off about them. 

Gabrielle (G.R.) Page has loved reading and learning since second grade. Her favorite books to read usually fall into the fantasy genre. G.R. Page started her writing with poems to express her emotions. Her notes indicate her main writing started around ninth grade and hasn’t stopped since. Page went on to be a writing tutor at Snow College, as well as a teacher’s assistant at Brigham Young University - Idaho, due to her love for knowledge and writing.

Bestselling international author of spooky paranormal romance, urban fantasy romance, and fantasy romance, Maggie Tideswell has a passion for romance. She combines things that can’t be explained with sweaty bodies and rumpled sheets in a way that will make your toes curl and your hair stand on end.

Maggie lives in Johannesburg, South Africa with her husband Gareth and a cat called Aunty. She just can’t do without perfume, her tea and the internet. She is nearly as passionate about food as she is about creating alpha heroes every woman will fall in love with, just as she does, every time.

An avid explorer of personal growth and the human experience, weaving tales of resilience and discovery with every turn of the page.

Hey there folks my professional expertise lies in the realm of construction and infrastructure. Sure, I'm all about building bridges and structures, but today, we're gonna construct something even more epic: a roadmap to personal growth and fulfillment. I've always been deeply fascinated by the intricacies of personal growth and the human experience. It's this intricate dance of growth and experience that fuels my curiosity and drives me to explore further.  

Dona Masi is a writer and editor whose short fiction and articles are used in reading and writing assessments throughout the United States. She has written articles on the arts and the environment for Foster’s Daily Democrat, Seacoast Newspapers, and Portsmouth Press. Also a playwright, Masi has had two of her plays performed at the Provincetown Theater Company and on the radio show Bon Mot. In her fiction and drama, she loves bringing relatable characters to life and depicting them in all their heroic and flawed humanity.

Masi’s debut novel, The Taking, was inspired by her interest in UFO folklore and reports of alien encounters. With a B.A. in Liberal Studies from Vermont College, she earned her M.A. in Liberal Studies from the University of New Hampshire. She lives with her husband in New Hampshire.