Mari Atherton lives in the DFW Metroplex with her six cats, one dog and husband. She fell in love with Science Fiction when she read The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury at the age of ten. She promptly wrote her own science fiction novel that, mercifully, has long since been consigned to the recycling bin. Mari Atherton's page.
Lawrence Barker's previous novels, I'll Take my Stand (a horror story of the reconstruction era South) and Renfield (the bug eater's side of the story) have been well-received by fans of the macabre. Lawrence's work appears in many anthologies, such as Hell's Hangmen, Damned in Dixie, Travel a Time Historic, and Terror on the Rural Route. He lives outside Atlanta, Georgia, in a house over-run by cats. When not writing, Lawrence plays hammered dulcimer and listens to old-time music, as well as working full-time as an epidemiologist. He also holds a doctorate in mathematical statistics. Lawrence would accomplish more, if he could just get over his annoying habit of sleeping.
Jane Bernard has had the pleasure of being a professional writer and educator for the past 25 years. Starting as a technical writer working for educational thinktanks, then educational television, ghost writing speeches, re-writing books, screenplays, proposals, etc, Jane continues to write and re-write for the fields of entertainment, medicine and art. At the same time Jane has been a writing professor at several colleges in NY and conducted creative writing workshops. She has been published on and off line, had work optioned and readings of her theatrical scripts. Recently she has written "Fine Tuning" which teaches people how to use their 5 senses to recognize and tune in to their intuition. Jane loves writing and believes that the great things we accomplish in life pale next to the great effort that went into them. Through writing there is no greater opportunity in any of our lives than daring to be as great as we might yet become. Jane teaches Fine Tuning the Senses and Wrte On! Re-Writing Your Own Work at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
Cynthia Brian, ASID, NY Times best selling co-author of Chicken Soup for the Gardener’s Soul author of Be the Star You Are!®, 99 Gifts for Living, Loving, Laughingand Learning to Make a Difference, The Business of Show Business, and Miracle Moments®, is an internationally acclaimed key note speaker, personal growth consultant, host of radio and TV shows, syndicated columnist and acting coach. (www.star-style.com). Cynthia Brian is often referred to by the media as “the Renaissance woman with soul!" She is a world traveler who speaks French, Spanish, Italian, and Dutch. With nearly three decades of experience working in the entertainment field as an actor, producer, writer, coach, designer, and casting director, she has had the honor of performing with some of the biggest names in the industry. Cynthia is a Certified Interior Designer and has had her interior and garden design projects featured in TV, commercials, books, and numerous publications. Her licensed line of garden and interior furnishings, Starstyle® by Cynthia Brian will be debuting in 2007. Cynthia is a much in demand speaker on luxury cruise lines and spas around the world inspiring others to be the stars they were born to be by creating a life they design. Because of her devotion to increasing literacy and positive messages in the world, Cynthia founded and is CEO of the 501(c)(3) charity, Be the Star You Are! (www.bethestaryouare.org) empowering women, families and youth at risk. Her motto is “To be a leader, you must be a reader!” Since it’s founding in 1999, Be the Star You Are! has served approximately 50,000 individuals and families within 47 organizations and has logged more than 108,000 volunteer hours, while distributing over $1.5 million in resources. As Cynthia likes to say, “We’re small yet MIGHTY!” Ms. Brian is also dedicated to helping others achieve their dreams by implementing their unique gifts and has coached many aspiring thespians, writers, and professionals to fame and fortune through her personal success consultations in acting, media, writing, and presentations. Because of her energy and passion, companies engage Cynthia’s services as a media spokesperson. She is the home, garden, and lifestyle expert at ClubMom.com and a writer for numerous publications. Her daughter, Heather Brittany, and Cynthia are known as the Stella Donne Goddess Gals working together in films, TV, radio, writing assignments and speaking engagements. (www.goddessgals.com). Born on a farm in the Napa Valley in Northern California, the eldest of five children, she raised chickens and sheep, drove tractor and picked fruit to earn enough money to pay her way through college. After being honored as the Outstanding Teenager of California, she was named teenage ambassador to Holland and served as a foreign correspondent for several newspapers. Her travel expeditions gave birth to her writing, speaking, and coaching career.
Named to the Wisconsin Library Association's list "Notable Wisconsin Authors" in 2002, Alden R. Carter joined the company of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Carl Sandburg, Sterling North, George Shannon, and Kevin Henkes among the state's finest writers. His eleven novels, 21 nonfiction titles, and seven picture books for children and young adults have won numerous honors including six American Library Association Best Book awards. For his picture books for and about children with disabilities, he was named iParenting “Dad of the Month” for January 2005. Mr. Carter's latest book for young adults is his novel in stories, Love, Football and Other Contact Sports, published by Holiday House in April 2006. Besides his work for young people, Mr. Carter also writes adult fiction and nonfiction. His Bright Starry Banner: A Novel of the Civil War was released by Soho Press in March 2004 and won the prestigious John Esten Cooke Fiction Award from the Military Order of the Stars & Bars. His Brother to the Eagle: The Civil War Journal of Sgt. Ambrose Armitage, 8th Wisconsin Infantry was published by Booklocker in fall 2006.
Dr. Larry Chiaramonte was chosen as one of the best doctors in America in part because of his published scientific works. He is a graduate of Yale College and Yale medical school. He had an eventful thirty-five year career teaching, practicing, doing research and clinical writing mostly in Brooklyn. He was asked to do a book for the general public entitled "What Your Doctor May Not Have Told You About Your Child’s Asthma and Allergy" with Dr. Paul Ehrlich for Time Warner Books. They had fun using examples from their clinical practices. This attempt at fiction is the result.
JOSEPH COWLEY JOSEPH COWLEY was born on October 9, 1923. He graduated from Columbia University in 1947, interrupting his academic career to serve two and a half years with the Army Air Force during World War II. The last few months of service were spent overseas as a bombardier with the Eighth Air Force. He received his M.A. from Columbia in 1948 and taught English at Cornell University before entering sales. Most of his career was spent writing and editing material on sales and management for The Research Institute of America. Taking early retirement in 1982 to devote himself to fiction, he moved with his wife Ruth to Lebanon, Ohio, to be near the eldest of their four children and the two grandchildren existent at the time. They now have seven grandchildren: Jesse, Noah, Sarah, Samantha, Eliot, Sophia, and Sean, and live on Long Island. Joseph Cowley is the author of the novels The Chrysanthemum Garden, Home by Seven, Landscape with Figures, Dust Be My Destiny, The House on Huntington Hill; the plays The Stargazers, Twin Bill, and A Jury of His Peers; a collection of shorter fiction called The Night Billy Was Born and Other Love Stories; and, with Robert Weisselberg, The Executive Strategist, An Armchair Guide to Scientific Decision-Making. His latest book is The Best of Joseph Cowley. His articles have appeared in trade and science journals, and his short stories in Prairie Schooner, New-Story, The Maryland Review, Ohio Short Fiction, and other literary journals and anthologies. He is currently writing a biography of John Adams for young adults, working on a sequel to the adventure novel Dust Be My Destiny, and writing a futuristic thriller called Don’t Shoot—I’m Not the Enemy. On the back burner are a short novel, and another historical play, this one about Leo Tolstoy.
Libby Cudmore idles away her hours drinking bad diner coffee and writing until her fingers cramp up. Her credentials include Long Story Short (where they boosted her ego by naming “Lauren” the 2004 Story of the Year) and The Subway Chronicles (where she was awarded the 2004 Essay of the Year prize). Additional publications include CosmoGirl, Listen, About Teens, the Curiouser and Curiouser anthology, Sage of Consciousness and st8ke.com, where she was employed as an advice columnist under the pseudonym, “The Dating Dame” and wrote a music column as the Retro Music Chick. Libby received her Bachelors Degree in Creative Writing from Binghamton University, where she was the President, Founder and Only Girl in the Pen is Mightier Fiction Club and where she received the Andrew Bergman Scholarship for Creative Writing. In 2000, she was one of 25 young writers to attend the Silver Bay conference, and is an alumnus of such other notable conferences as the Pen in Hand and the St. Lawrence Writer’s Conference. Her frequently updated writer’s blog is http://libbycudmore.blogspot.com and daily music musings can be found at http://killyouripod.blogspot.com. She is currently working on her breakout novel. Libby is available on a fee basis for private tutoring and critiquing services. Libby's website: http://libbycudmore.tripod.com.
Ella I. Curry, born in California, now resides in Florida. Of Norwegian decent, she is a first generation American. Learned her cooking skills working for head start programs and cooking for a state facility in Florida. So many people have asked for her advice she has decided to write her cookbook, Ella's Little Cookbook, Synopsis of Business Management.
Francis X. Curry has written three books. All of them published by Infinity Publishing of West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. Francis "Sohne" Curry has had an extremely colorful life full of adventure, danger and intrigue. Though born in suburban Philadelphia, PA, Francis "Sohne" Curry has lived in 4 different states two of them on opposite coasts. He claims he has led an interesting life, not exciting, but interesting. His work took him through such varied occupations as an oil refinery operator, a firefighter, direct care worker in facilities for retarded persons and a psychiatric technician in a mental hospital. He took his first paying job at five years old as a "Tong Boy" on Saturdays and earned his lunch and five cents a day. He has been stabbed 8 times, shot 3 times and has been poisoned too many times to bother counting. He lived through a few refinery explosions and many fires, one of which chased him down the street in a sea of flaming gasoline. It's no surprise he has had 8 heart attacks and 2 bouts of cancer. Sohne studied writing at Gonzaga U. in Spoken WA under the late, great English professor, Sam Dagley. He now lives in Florida with his wife of many years and has almost retired. His stories are largely autobiographical, so you can just imagine! Sohne teaches The Nitty Gritty of Good Grammar and Great Writing at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
Jennifer Svendsen Delaney's manuscript Stealing Monkey won Colorado University’s Jovanovich Imaginative Award for best graduate thesis, as well as receiving finalist status in the Nidus Literary Journal Competition. After graduating from CU with a Masters in creative writing/English, she worked as a writing consultant for the CU math department and taught writing at Bixby Elementary School in Boulder. With B.A. degrees in English and dance from the University of California in Santa Barbara, Jennifer began her writing career in New York City where she worked as copy editor for a real estate publishing company, as well as The Diplomatic World News, a United Nations publication. In Los Angeles, she worked in marketing for three years. Jennifer writes for a monthly newspaper and her work has been published in literary journals and magazines as well as Lucia Capacchion’s The Creative Journal and Creative Journal for Teens. www.thewritersarbor.com. Jennifer teaches Modern Poetry: Broaching the Avant-Garde and Quintessential Queries and Savvy Synopses at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
ROSEANNE DOWELL: Always an avid reader, Roseanne’s love of writing began as a teenager. A graduate of Long Ridge Writers Group, she especially enjoys reading and writing romance and mysteries. Roseanne has over thirty articles and stories published in magazines such as Good Old Days, Nostalgia, and Ohio Writer, as well as the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Long Story Short, Long Ridge Writers Group, The Sweet Spot, and Wax Romantic. Along with writing a monthly column for Leditslip online magazine, she writes a column for and is Senior Editor for Silver Moon magazine. Her story, Man with a Hat, will be published in an Anthology, Haunted Encounters, and another, Stranger on the Shore, will appear in the Anthology, Triple Fury, due out in the Spring 06. Roseanne recently finished her first mystery /romance novel, Ring Around the Rosey and hopes to have it published soon.She enjoys spending time with her six children and twelve grandchildren. Her hobbies include ceramics, quilting, knitting, and making jewelry. Roseanne resides with her husband in Parma, Ohio. You can visit Roseanne’s website at: http://www.roseannedowell.com. Roseanne teaches Show, Don't Tell and Turning Ideas into Fiction at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
Ray Grayson as been a writer for his entire career. After receiving his B.A. from Pomona College on the GI Bill and doing a stint teaching high school English, he was for many years an editor and production manager for a Chicago-based group of trade magazines. Returning to California and the aerospace industry, he wrote high-level management reports during the Apollo Moon Landing Program at Space Division, North American Rockwell Corp. Speeches, briefings, brochures, and correspondence were among his other writing tasks. Finishing his formal working days in the venture capital industry, he wrote proposals and business plans. After semi-retiring, he authored Venture Capital Inside Out, which was well received by the VC industry. Ray now writes for his own enjoyment and, hopefully, that of others. In addition to The Drought Hunters, he has completed another novel, a novella, and a few short stories. He recently had published Jones at War, a remarkable true story of a sailor’s service in World War II and the Korean War, from Pearl Harbor to Inchon Harbor. Because Chief Yeoman Jones survived Pearl Harbor, the book has been designated for the archives of the Library of Congress. Ray lives in the Cascade foothills of Northern California with his wife, Joy, an artist and poet.
Floriana Hall attended Akron University, has been married to Robert Hall 56 years. She has five children and nine grandchildren. She is the author/editor of six nonfiction/ inspirational books, SMALL CHANGE, THE SANDS OF RHYME, DADDY WAS A BAD BOY, OUT OF THE ORDINARY SHORT STORIES. Founder/coordinator of the Poet's Nook at Cuyahoga Falls Library, Editor of The Poet's Nook's two books, THROUGH OUR EYES, POEMS OF BEAUTIFUL NORTHEAST OHIO, AND POET'S NOOK POTPOURRI. Floriana has always loved rhyme, even as a child, for it was 'fun for the tongue.' Excellent Literature and English teachers enhanced her love for poetry in high school. Inspired in church at sixty eight years of age, she started writing rhyme and some free verse again. She has won many poetry contests and has been published in U.S. England, and India. Her works were compared to the styles of Poe and Hawthorne by Taj Mahal Review. Recognition and awards: WHO'S WHO IN US WRITERS, EDITORS AND POETS, WHO'S WHO IN INTERNATIONAL POETRY, MARQUIS WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. Check Google and website: www.expage.com/flossiesbooknook. Floriana teaches You, Me and Poetry at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
Jim Harrington is the author of over forty published flash fiction stories.
This is his first extended work. You can read his stories and learn
Colin Harvey is the author of Vengeance (2001, revised 2005), Lightning Days (2006) and The Silk Palace (September 2007) as well as about a dozen short stories in various webzines. Colin's reviews of works such as Vernor Vinge's Rainbows End and Gary Fry's The Impelled appear each month in Strange Horizons. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and several on-line crit groups. Colin serves on the Management Committee of The Speculative Literature Foundation, and year acts (with Tiffany Jonas, CEO of Aio Books) as one of the judges for the SLF's Annual Travel Grant. The grant is open between July 1st and September 30th. Please do not apply outside of the dates as Colin gets very cross... He lives just outside Bristol in the UK with his wife and two spaniels, who have a page of their own. Colin's website.
Chandra Ghosh Jain was born in Calcutta and spent her formative years in Delhi. She graduated in Economics (Honours) from Miranda House, Delhi University. and received my her graduation in Economics from Jawahar Lal University New Delhi. For a brief while she taught Economics in Delhi University as a lecturer. She did her research on the 'Changing Agrarian relations and its socio-economic impact on development' from Rajasthan University. Marriage brought her to Rajasthan a desert state, where time appeared to stand still. The veil separating the past from the present was thin. One could sense the fact that the history, which shaped the destiny of the place, hadn't been lost. The violent and blinding sandstorms which blows through the hot summer months, revealed new shapes and contours, telling a different tale each time. Her husband's postings offered her an opportunity to travel in the state, which boasts of palaces and forts of a bygone era; which forms a backdrop to many of her tales. She is presently working on an anthology of short stories, Quixotic Quest and Other Tales. She teaches Writing as Mediation at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
Kristine Lowder earned a double major in Bible and Communication/Print Media from Biola University. After working as a staff writer, editor, and as an aerospace professional, she "retired" to take on real jobs as a professional mother and homeschooler of four sons. She reads, hikes, dabbles in tennis and is deathly allergic to anything resembling Math. She also tent-camps with The Guys and loves MacEddies. (She admits to the last two only when threatened with the imminent demise of her private chocolate stash.) Kristine specializes in creative nonfiction and personal narrative, both serious and light-hearted. Her work has appeared in more than thirty ezines and hard copy publications including The Written Heart, Blessings for Life, Homeschooling Horizons, Penwomanship, Our Fathers Who Art in Heaven, Hearts at Home and the Chicken Soup series. Her favorite quote these days is:
T.C. McMullen began her first novel shortly after finishing the Breaking Into Print course from Long Ridge Writers Group in 1995. She continued to study the writing craft, found an agent, worked with an editor, then chose a new way of publishing. In 2001, she published her first novel, Whispers of Insanity, followed by her second, Gone Before Dawn in 2003. She worked as senior editor and head artistic development editor of Global Authors Publications before going freelance with both her editing and designing services. She has since written The Manipulated Evil Trilogy with The Unseen: Book One and Scattered Souls: Book Two in print and Scorching Eden: Book Three to be released autumn 2005. She also heads Silver Moon Magazine, a magazine geared toward the darker genres. http://tc_mcmullen.tripod.com . Thriller author of: Whispers of Insanity, The Manipulated Evil Series, The Unseen: Book One, Scattered Souls: Book Two - Manipulated Evil Series. T.C. teaches Novel Building 101 and 102 at The Long Story Short School of Writing.
Sondra Quinn has been a teacher, a social worker and a local government bureaucrat. She is passionate about causes involving animal and child welfare. She was born and raised in Indiana, but she moved to the warmth of Texas as fast as she could. She says that she’s seen enough snow to last her for life after living in upstate New York for 4 years when her husband was in the military. Sondra Quinn's MySpace page.
Deborah J. Rebolloso (aka Deb Reb) is a native Chicagoan, currently residing in Southern California with Luv, Snuggle Lee Butts and Kali Ko (husband, cat and cat, respectively). She writes a monthly humor column for Long Story Short called Humor Me and another for Heal Yourself Magazine. Visit Deb's website at www.debrebollosohumorme.com.
Lorene Robbins is the pseudonym for a husband and wife writing team. They live the DFW Metroplex, with assorted animals. Their two adult daughters live nearby. Determined skeptics, they do not believe in ghosts, goblins or things that go bump in the night. Lorene Robbin's Myspace page.
Lea Schizas is Founder and co-Founder of 2 Writer's Digest 101 Best Writing Sites of 2005 and recipients of the Preditors and Editors Most Useful Writing Sites: Apollo's Lyre and The MuseItUp Club. She is an award-winning writer with several honorable mentions in both screenwriting and fiction contests. Her Young Adult Fantasy Novel, The Rock of Realm, was released April 2005, the first in a series of adventures and quests of Alexandra Stone and her friends. For more information on Lea Schizas, link here: http://leaschizasauthor.tripod.com. Lea teaches Novel Writing Children's Fiction and Writing Fiction Express at The Long Story Short School of Writing.
Eric Schneider is an ordained and licensed Interfaith Minister (non-denominational), a Teacher of Forgiveness, a single parent, and a writer. He is the author of the booklet, HOW TO FORGIVE ANYONE (Burning Bush Publications, 1998—now–out–of–print, endorsed by Chicken Soup for the Soul® co-editor Mark Victor Hansen), and The Complete Book of Forgiveness: The 4 Steps to Happiness with Your Spouse, Your Ex, Co–Workers, Friends, Family...and YOURSELF, which is available online. Since 1985, Eric has devoted himself to teaching all adults how to forgive those who have hurt us—their Family members, Lovers and Spouses, Ex-es, Friends and sometime enemies. He has opened and operated the Huntington Beach (CA) Forgiveness Center and the Santa Fe School of Forgiveness.
Julie Ann Shapiro is a freelance writer and author of the story collection, Flashes of the Other World published by Pulp Bits and distributed by Digital Pulp Publishing. Published Short Stories/Essays have appeared in the San Diego Union Tribune, North County Times, Los Angeles Journal, Pindeldyboz, Sacred Waters/Fire: (Adams Media 2005), Story South, Word Riot, Opium Magazine, Insolent Rudder, Elimae, Cezzane’s Carrots, Mad Hatters Review, Spoiled Ink, Void, Footsteps to Oxford, Salome, Skive, Millennium Shift, Mega Era Magazine, Science Fiction and Fantasy World, Green Tricycle, Long Story Short, All Things Girl, Ultimate Hallucination, The Glut, Somewhat, Uber, Moon Dance, The Quarterly Staple, Journal of Modern Post, Rumble, Cellar Door Magazine (Spring and Summer Issues 2005), Edifice Wrecked, Espresso Fiction, Flash Fiction – Coffee Cup Series Issue I & II and ISM Quarterly.
A retired college dean, Betty Jo Tucker serves as Lead Film Critic for ReelTalkReviews.com and is the author of two movie-related books: CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE ADDICT and SUSAN SARANDON: A TRUE MAVERICK. She writes monthly film commentary for The Colorado Senior Beacon, and her movie reviews also appear on Z Review and as well as on The Romance Club Website and on News First Online, an NBC-affiliate television Website. She discusses movies every Monday afternoon with host Don Grady on his popular Louisiana Live radio show and is the resident movie reviewer for “Laura’s Much Ado About Books,” a new radio talk show on Voice America. While serving as Dean of Humanities at San Diego Mesa College, Betty Jo supervised expansion of the film studies curriculum, designed an “Exploring Human Values through Film” course and coordinated the “Reel to Real Film Forum” program. She belongs to the Online Film Critics Society and is a founding member of the San Diego Film Critics Society. Because of a passion for film, Betty Jo and her husband Larry see approximately 200 movies a year. They live – where else -- only ten minutes away from Cinemark’s Tinseltown, the only multiplex theater in Pueblo, Colorado. Visit Betty Jo at www.authorsden.com/bettyjotucker, www.alongstoryshort.net/bettyjotucker.html,or at www.theromanceclub.com. Check out her movie reviews at www.ReelTalkReviews.com and her blog at http://Memosaic.blogspot.com.
Patrika Vaughn is President of A Cappela Publishing, Inc. and CEO of eLit Agent. She is a widely published author of articles, books, audiobooks and online classes for writers. She has been awarded the Order of Excellence by Who's Who in the 21st Century and is listed in Outstanding People of the 21st Century and The International Authors and Writers Who's Who. A widely published author herself, Patrika is known as the world's foremost Author's Advocate. She guides authors through the processes of writing, marketing and publishing (see www.acappela.com) and is the pioneer of electronic literary agenting (www.eLitAgent.com). Patrika's mission is to help new authors get published. To accomplish this, she has created a ‘"one-stop shop." Through A Cappela Publishing, Advocate House and eLitAgent, Patrika works with authors from concept through publication, offering both consulting and editing until a marketable work has been achieved. She also helps authors pinpoint their markets and can either produce books for self-publishers or represent them to publishing houses through her innovative electronic agenting service. She holds a B.A. in Literature and Anthropology from New College (the honors program for the State of Florida) and did her postgraduate work in World Literature at the University of Arkansas. Patrika teaches Curing Your Writing Problems and Start Here: Basic Writing Skills at The Long Story Short School of Writing.
Larriane Wills is a pseudonym for Larriane Barnard, also Larion and Larion Wills. She doesn't suffer from an identity crisis or multiple personalities. Instead she writes in many genres and distinguishes each by her various pen names. Her interests in reading are as varied as her genres, that interest beginning as soon as she was able to pick up a book and spreading to putting her own stories to paper. Born in Oklahoma, raised in Phoenix, Arizona, she and her family tried out Oregon and Montana before returning to settle permanently in the high desert of Arizona. She and her husband enjoy the quiet of the country, and in the past year she has turned her energies to sharing her stories. THE KNOWING, a fantasy, is the first to be published, soon to be followed by THE LOOKING GLASS PORTAL, a science fiction novel, MOURNING MEADOW, a soft romance, and THIRTEEN SOULS, a hot romance with ghosties and a touch of the paranormal. She invites you to visit her website.
Jamieson Wolf has often viewed the world with a different eye than most people. Anything can be a story; a conversation, a flight of birds, a song. Words come from inspiration. Jamieson often feels he has too many words. "I guess I have a lot of Muses." He says, "If I don't write, I go crazy." Writing from an early age, Jamieson was not really aware that he wanted to become a writer. Starting with poetry, he slowly began to fill journals with words. They words didn't really have meaning to him at the time; they were scratches on paper. Turning away from his words for a time, trying to find his way in the big world of the corporate drones, he enjoyed a great many different hats. One night, after a particularly bad day at his zillionth office job, Jamieson came upon his old journals and started reading. When he was done, night had come, but instead of sleeping he got up and found a blank journal. And started writing. "The words just kept coming. It was like they were there, underneath my skin all the time. I just didn't know it. I wanted to be an actor you know. I went to school for it and everything. I loved the acting. I just didn't like the people." Reading those words was like an epiphany. Jamieson knew what he wanted to do at that point; but it would take time. Approaching the art of writing like a Bard in training (Seven Years Learning, Seven Years Practicing, Seven Years Teaching) Jamieson has branched outward to give his voice it's hold. Currently his work is avable in: Susan Sarandon: A True Maverick and Fantasies: The World's Greatest Short Stories. He has also had his fiction published in: The Dark Krypt, Clean Sheet's Erotica, Mytholog, The House of Pain, The Twilight Times and others. He is currently a Senior Reviewer at Linear Reflections and is currently working on his fourth serial novel and a dark children's tale. He has written four books - Garden City, Electric Blue, Electric Pink and Watching the Rose Bloom. More books are in the works. Jamieson currently resides with his cat Mave in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. More information on his writing is available at: Jamieson Wolf. Jamieson teaches The Muse at the Long Story Short School of Writing.
