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Hollie Westring grew up and still lives in the Midwest. After a lifelong obsession with reading books, she decided to put fingertip to key and create her own stories. When not working, Hollie enjoys getting caught up in fictional worlds and baking. She'd much rather hear about you than talk about herself.
"Cozy fiction with a splash of charm and a sprinkle of love."
Sage Springs Series:
Whispers and Wishes
Spirits and Spells
Cinnamon and Sunshine.
An author of horror, fantasy, and science fiction for teen and adult readers, Hesler's work includes the short story collection "Prismatica" and the dark fantasy novel "Children of Aerthwheel," as well as the ongoing series "Divine Intermission" and "Roswell Newton." He also produces "Deadtown," a horror serial regularly available on his website.
L. David Hesler
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Carl is the Wondrous Blunder. He is a cosmic mistake who is somehow the only being capable of preventing an apocalypse known as the Divine Intermission, the moment when all heavenly creators give up on their creations and take one last eternal break.
Carl is accidentally immortal, his best friend is an annoying and otherworldly being named Chip, and his most recent vacation was to a pocket universe called The Infinite Beach, where he found himself face to face with a retired deity.
With Chip having taken the form of a mammoth sea turtle, Carl sets sail on his friend's back armed with encyclopedias, fruit, and an ancient magical toaster. The Cosmic Swing of Things hangs in the balance."
When L. David Hesler isn't crafting weird tales, he is either pounding away on a Schecter guitar in his home recording studio or he's trying to catch up on a reading list that's been growing since 1995.
Rachel Skatvold is an inspirational author and stay at home mom from the Midwest. She enjoys writing inspirational romance, devotions and encouraging blogs. Rachel is currently seeking publication for her first inspirational romance novel, Enduring the Flames. Other than writing, her hobbies include: singing, reading, and camping outdoors with her husband and two young sons.
"I was born and raised in New England and I live in Massachusetts now, with my husband and benevolent feline overlords. Mine is a quiet, fairly ordinary life. I love that because it's what saves me from an overdeveloped sense of paranoia and a tendency to expect the worst. Or the weird. Combined with an eye for detail and a quirky take on life, these traits give me a vivid internal life, one that's sometimes nerve-wracking, but very useful for writingall kinds of fiction. My interest in archaeology stems from childhood, where my interest in books and the opportunities I had to travel made me begin to think about cultural differences. The thing I like best about this work is that it is a real opportunity to try and resurrect individuals from the monolith of history. I've worked on prehistoric and historical sites in the U.S. and in Europe, and like to teach in the field, in museums, in the classroom, and through writing."
