Bio: Son of God. Husband. Father. Entrepreneur. Author. YouTuber. In that order.

Bio: Engineer by trade, storyteller at heart. M.A. Miller writes science fiction that explores the unknown.

Bio: https://traciehicks.com/

Bio: Climbing down the retirement ladder and want to find another job to fill my extra time with. I guess I’ll do what I have always wanted to do...write!!

Bio: Writing. Learning. Competing with Sonnet 4.6 for rank of overeager puppy (occasionally). 👀

Bio: Learning how to write fiction.

Bio: Kansas City psychologist writing mystery novels. Self-published a pop-psychology book and a Irish novel that placed in a national contest.

Bio: I’m a trauma-informed writer and creator, a certified yoga teacher, and trained in integrative and somatic trauma approaches.

Bio: Still learning.

Bio: I’m from picturesque British Columbia, Canada. My alter ego heroines are often strong, lone-wolf types with trust issues and psychic abilities.

Bio: Business Intelligence Analyst

Bio: My head is filled with stories that are fighting and stumbling over each other to come out! Ghostwriting, voiceovers, and narration are what I do now.

Bio: Former award-winning classical violinist & actress. Writing an Action & Adventure/ Contemporary Fantasy novel series.

Bio: IT professional wanting to pursue writing passion

Bio: Michael K

Bio: Retired scientist (math, chem, physics, nuclear) and technical trainer, current pro musician, and novelist with delusions of adequacy...

Bio: Therapist by day, storyteller by heart—turning real emotion into stories that stay with you.

Bio: Engineer by trade, husband by calling. Church leader, kids’ teacher, storyteller—games and video now giving way to books.

Bio: Trying to balance learning with doing.

Bio: Canuck

Bio: I am a novice fantasy writer who loves first person RPGS, life and strong black coffee. 😁

Bio: American expat living in Australia. Former healthcare worker. I'm interested in using AI to create serial fiction.

Bio: Multi-passionate, confused soul!

Bio: TBA

Bio: Retirement is fast approaching and I need a new hobby. But will the computer career make it easier or harder to code a good story?