Authors

Anthony McNally is a decorated former British Royal Artillery soldier known for his service in the Falklands War. Credited with shooting down two enemy aircraft with SAM missiles, his military experiences led him on a path towards writing and advocacy. McNally's book, "Still Watching Men Burn: Fighting the PTSD War," provides a raw and truthful account of his struggles with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Recognized globally for his efforts to raise awareness and improve the treatment of veterans with mental health issues, McNally is frequently sought after by the press and media to share his insights on the subject. His bravery in speaking out about mental health at a time when PTSD was still relatively unknown and stigmatized within the British Armed Forces and veteran community has earned him admiration and respect.

Residing in the serene English Lake District with his wife Linda and two Labrador dogs, McNally continues to write best-selling books. In addition to his acclaimed memoir, he has also published a poetry book titled "Screaming in Silence," which explores trauma and the experiences of World War One soldiers. Recently, he released his latest work, "1982 Ragnarök." In the face of adversity, Anthony McNally remains dedicated to sharing his story and advocating for better support for those struggling with mental health issues.

I was hit by a car and killed! Thankfully, death wasn't terminal and as the years passed in this new life, I was able to write a book, ‘Flight of a Lifetime: Miracles do happen’. This amazing, inspiring, autobiographical story about #helicopters #hospitals #horses #hope may not change the world, but it may make people's perception of the world change. It will make you cry, but also make you laugh - often at the same time; I wrote about my death and made it funny! If enough people in the world read it, we may all end up getting along and stop fighting… A book to end all wars? If nothing else, anyone reading it will see the world in a new light.

John Pendleton is the pen name of John Cowpe, a former newspaper editor who had a 39-year career in journalism and public relations.

Born in the English holiday resort of Skegness in Lincolnshire, John edited a series of local newspapers, most recently for Johnston Press.

His third novel, “Hector’s Revenge”, is a romantic tale set in an east coast seaside resort and the surrounding rural area. He has published two previous novels, “Ill Winds” and “All For Blood”, and “Skegness Past”, a mainly photographic record of his home town.

He has recently completed his third novel, a romance entitled “Hector’s Revenge”.

Now running a property rental business, John is married to Wendy and has two grown-up children, Colin and Trudi, and four grandchildren. His interests include politics, reading, angling, tennis and going to the gym.

Max Kahl is writer, runologist, researcher and teacher of German language, English and music. From an early age he was interested in novel and historical literature. As a teenager, his interest focused on the history of the ancient Germanic peoples and the personalities that stood out. Tacitus, Strabo, Sturlusson, Borges, Goethe and the entire Germanic historical and literary collection, such as the Song of the Nibelungen, the Runes or the Eddas. He studied internationally with great connoisseurs and has obtained his degrees and awards in countries such as Norway, Sweden, Germany and Spain.

He is the author of The King of Eiselorn, with its two parts: Elwendur and Iddinthad, his first epic fantasy novel published in Spain by Grupo AJEC and in the United States and England by Ravenswood Publishing.

He has lectured in countries such as Argentina, the United States and Germany about the remote Germanic past and the wisdom of the runes. He currently offers online and face-to-face courses.

Odin’s magic Runes, Mysteries from the ancient Germania is his new historical, mythological and magical work, written with his wife Midirath Arianrhod and his children Klaus Kahl and Mildred Kahl.

Ryan Buell is a dedicated husband and proud father of four children. With a deep commitment to public service, he has spent over eight years working in various roles, including Juvenile Services, Law Enforcement, and Public Education. Ryan is a graduate of Texas State University and currently serves as a Special Education Behavior Case Manager at a high school in Texas. His extensive experience in the field of special education, combined with his passion for supporting children with special needs, inspired him to write "Charting the Course: A Parent’s Guide for Special Education." Ryan's mission is to empower parents and educators by providing them with practical strategies and valuable insights to navigate the complex world of special education successfully.

Hi, my name is Gerome Singleterry a Christian from Calera Alabama, God has blessed me to publish my first book Comfort in Time of Bereavement and I'm about finished with my second book, One Race.

Sezgin Ismailov writes his books under the pseudonym Sez Gin, He mainly publishes his printed books in German , English and Turkish . After his military service , Ismailov began his entrepreneurial path by opening a cafe in 1990. In 1996, Ismailov and a partner established a real estate agency. In 2007, with the same partner, they established a construction company. From 2009 to 2011 he published a regional newspaper, which he worked on for three years. In 2016 Ismailov moved to Germany with his wife and children. He left the business to be run by his partner. In 2019, Ismailov wrote his first book, called Manners in the Great Kingdom, and a year later his second book, The Wealth in the Great Kingdom. In 2022, Ismailov's third book, The Heir to the Dynasty, was written. He is currently finishing his fourth book, '369 Hours of Punishment'. He is also keen on reading books and buying dividend stocks. He is a gold author in the self-improvement category. At the Golden Pencil Awards 2023 Turkiey

The author Zeashan H Zaidi is a science scholar, PhD in statistics and science fiction writer. He has been consistently writing for the past twenty years. His Main language of writing is Hindi. Through his short stories, novels, dramas, telefilms, and TV serials, he has deeply touched the hearts of his readers. His prominent books include “Professor Monkey” and “the Death of Computers," the science fiction story collections. "Buddha Future" is a science fiction play. He has also written novels such as "Elusive Numbers", "The Incomplete Hero," "Mr. Perfect," "Feron's Paradise," "The Treasure of Haras", "Feron's Swing," "The Coffin," "Operation Platinum", “The Hero of Surain” and "Waves of Death".

Some of his notable stories include "Unknown Neighbor," "Innocent Criminal," "After Losing the Body," "Beyond Heights," "Death of Computers," "The Car's Spin," "Imprisoned Energy," "Man Missile," "Vehicle of Light," "Adhesive," "Zed One," "Silicon Man," "Scientist Princess," "Changing Weather," "The Savior," "Underestimate", "The Real Game," "Real & Fake," "The Reverse Move," "Avatar," "Picture," "Imaginary Case," "Swirling Snake," "Your World, My Dreams," "Compelled Sky," "Wandering Vagabond," "Away from My World," "The Bloody Sibling," and many more.

D. K. Kerr is an award-winning author, a Texas Tech graduate, a retired middle school teacher and retired private investigator who collected and told stories for years and finally took the leap and wrote many of them down. A long-time resident of West Texas, she loves travel, food, Jane Austen, Margaret Atwood, dogs, cats, and history.