Blue Moose’s premiere authors, Christine and Ethan Rose, won the Indie Excellence Award for YA Fiction in 2009 for their first book Rowan of the Wood. The second book of the series Witch on the Water and the third Fire of the Fey are also available. They are currently working on the fourth book Power of the Zephyr, and the fifth & final book Spirit of the Otherworld is set for release in the Autumn of 2012.
He also passes the time by writing hilarious blog posts and some fun flash fiction, both can be found on his blog below.
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Additionally, Christine offers social media and publishing consulting services for emerging authors. Details as well as some free stories can be found on her blog below.
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O.M. Grey is best known for a novel called Avalon Revisited, a Steampunk paranormal romance set in Victorian England. It was on the Amazon TOP 40 for Gothic Romance for over four months and is proving to be quite popular with the readers.
Additionally, she has written several short stories, poems, and articles. Her second book, a Young Adult Steampunk paranormal romance called The Zombies of Mesmer is available on the Kindle. Suitable for teens and also enjoyed by adults.
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Robert Stikmanz began publishing poems and occasional illustrations in the late seventies. Moving to Austin in 1979 he became an active presence in independent Texas letters, contributing poems, short essays, illustrations, design and production assistance to numerous small press publications, including the Sleepy Tree anthologies, Window Magazine, The Argonaut, Aileron, VíAtzlan, Lone Star Socialist, SA, Austin Duckweed and Vowel Movement.
He now writes the Hidden Lands of Nod series, complete with its own oracle and language.
Paul E. Cooley is a writer of horror, supernatural, and, well, other types of fiction. Most of his stories are rather difficult to classify. Shadowpublications.com presents stories every month (when possible) with rants and ramblings at least once a week. The non-fiction “rants” consist of discussions regarding writing fiction, developing software, as well as filleting the banality of every day life.
Fiends, Vol. 1 is his first novel.
