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Cameron Cummins
Cameron grew up reading fantasy and science fiction. He also read a lot of web-novels and Light Novels from Japan and China. Author of: https://www.writers-exchange.com/Darkness-from-the-Light/
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John R. Morris
John R. Morris is a California native, born in the western shadow of the San Bernardino Mountains. He grew up a sportsman, surfing, skiing, rock climbing and motorcycling. When indoors, science fiction and fantasy stories were an essential staple of entertainment. He dabbled in writing through several jobs that included stocking grocery shelves, selling coffee, launching an IT consulting business with fellow author and friend, Will Greenway, and eventually working as a systems administrator for an international brokerage company. Throughout…
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Michael Rogers
Michael Rogers is a speculative fiction writer, civil engineer, and tech enthusiast residing in the mountains of rural Virginia with his wife and two children. When he isn't tinkering with one of his seven 3D printers or solving water crises all over the state, he enjoys telling stories that mean something. He has been deeply involved in missions in Mexico, Peru, and South Korea and believes that it is every Christian's calling to show God in everything they do with…
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Author Interview: Karen Wiesner, April 2020: Science Fiction Writing
Interview with author Karen Wiesner Please tell us about your science fiction series currently in progress. I write in nearly every genre of fiction you can imagine, along with nonfiction and writing reference, children's books and poetry. Science fiction horror is my favorite genre to read. I'm the biggest fan of the Alien movie franchise, and that's not being done as often as I'd like to see in fiction, whether in books or movies. I've always wanted to…
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Getting to know our authors: Karen Wiesner
Meet Writers Exchange Author, Karen Wiesner: "I'm a lifelong reader. I remember nostalgically lazy days as a child, too young to have worldly cares, let alone responsibilities, opening a book and getting lost in the story. Flash-forward to adult life, and those moments of bliss curling up with a book are few and far between. "Back when I was a new mother trying to juggle a full-time career as a published author, reading was something I…
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Connor Whiteley, Featured Author (2019: November)
By Will Greenway Introduction Exchange Personalities presents an interview with Connor Whiteley, author of the Garro Series, An Introductory Series and more in the genre of sci-fi fantasy and non-fiction psychology. As of this writing, Connor Whiteley has published 8 works of fiction and 10 books on psychology. His latest release is the sci-fi fantasy short story collection called: Garro: Christmas Short Stories. BACKGROUND Tell us about yourself and what lead up to your first published work?…
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Author Interview: Margaret L. Carter, featured Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Paranormal author (2019: October)
Exchange Personalities presents an interview with Margaret L. Carter, author of horror, fantasy, and paranormal romance novels, including vampire romance Crimson Dreams, and co-author of the "Wild Sorceress" series. As of this writing, Mrs. Carter has published over twenty works of fiction as well as four books and numerous articles on vampirism in literature, including Different Blood: The Vampire as Alien. Her latest release is the horror novel with romantic elements titled From the Dark Places. She received degrees in…
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Jenna Whittaker
My name is Jenna Whittaker and I am an Australian author who has been writing fantasy, science fiction, and horror novels for as long as I can remember! I love writing, my artwork, and caring for animals. Author of: https://www.writers-exchange.com/beneath-the-eye/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/dance-of-desolation/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/dreamscape/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/the-last-immortal/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/the-leavers/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/watership/
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Jacquelyn Webb
Jacquelyn Webb is the pen name for multi-genre writing Margaret Pearce. Margaret is a compulsive writer. She started off life as a copywriter and just kept on going, through marriage, children, Arts Degree at Monash and grandchildren. She lives a fairly secluded life in an underground flat in the Dandenongs in Victoria. Margaret cut her teeth on sci/fi and never quite recovered from it being her first love as a genre. Author of: http://www.writers-exchange.com/hong-kong-stopover/ http://www.writers-exchange.com/Roses-Are-For-Romance/ https://www.writers-exchange.com/the-green-heart-of-love/
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James Dressler
This novel was a very long time in coming but was probably inevitable. Like many Southerners of my generation, my childhood was steeped in family stories of ancestors' activities during the War of Northern Aggression. Northerners don't seem to share this experience in quite the same way, perhaps because the war was fought, for the most part, in the South. This then is a Southern novel, written from the Southern perspective. It couldn't have been otherwise. In a larger sense,…
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Janean Nusz
Ms. Nusz is the author of more than seven books, most of them in the genre of children's fiction. Myths and legends have always held a certain fascination for her, which is why creatures such as gryphons, goblins, and gargoyles often appear in her stories. Ms. Nusz is the busy mother of two, and attributes her love of writing to the hours she spent reading when she was a child. In addition to writing, Ms. Nusz also teaches computer-related tutorials…
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Janeau L’voe
Janeau L'voe writes speculative fiction, romance, sci-fi and fantasy, and takes great delight in combining the genres to produce fantastical romances. Ms. Nusz attributes her love of writing to the hours she spent reading as a child. Myths and legends have always held a certain fascination for her, which is why you'll find her stories populated by gryphons and gargoyles, vampires and werewolves, and the occasional troll. When she's not writing fiction, Ms. L'voe dabbles in graphic art, photography, and…
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JennaKay Francis
JennaKay Francis has been writing since she was 12 years old. She has written in many different genres - science fiction, childrens, mainstream, poetry - but truly found her voice and love in fantasy. She writes fantasy adventure, fantasy romance, dark fantasy and children's picture books. Her first official publication was a children's poem that was the Grand Prize winner in a contest sponsored by Half-Price Books. Her prize was a $500.00 gift certificate at Half Price Books: something she…
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Jennifer St. Clair
Jennifer St. Clair spins yarns in an old house that resides in a small town in southern Ohio. When not writing, she can be found sewing on her favorite sewing machine (a 1937 Singer 99 hand crank!), spinning (actual) yarn, or curled up with her cats reading a cozy mystery. She also bakes lots of bread, makes jam and jelly from the fruit she fights the birds and squirrels to harvest, and tries to keep her vintage clothing collection under…
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Jenny Smedley
Jenny Smedley is a full-time, professional writer, living with her husband of 36 years, and their dog, KC, in the beautiful English county of Somerset. She is also a mother, and loves to use her writing skills to bring magic into the lives of children. She has written four print books, "Ripples", "Come Back To Life", "Past Life Angels" and "Souls Don't Lie". Author of: https://www.writers-exchange.com/gordon-and-the-aliens/
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Jim Darley
Jim Darley was born in East Prussia--before the Russians took that province. He has lived in Australia since 1962, except for a seven-year stint in Canada. His professional life has been at three universities, managing electron microscope facilities. This included extensive use of CO2 at the critical point. Knowing CO2's properties well, Jim was incredulous about the claims made for carbon sequestration. He considers the large scale geosequestration of CO2 as the world's most dangerous experiment. Jim has published the book "Know…
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Jo Dunningham
Although new to writing and illustrating books for children, Jo Dunningham has been telling stories and drawing pictures to amuse her children for about 20 years. Having taken several unexpected twists and turns along life's path, Jo has over the past few years changed her career and lifestyle completely. Jo lives in Wiltshire, England with her husband, three of their five children and their youngest granddaughter. With a fresh approach to life, Jo now finds time for the things she…
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John Schembra
John Schembra was born Jan. 3, 1948 and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. He retired Feb. 2001 from a small northern California police department as a Sergeant after almost 30 years' service. Prior to becoming a police officer, he was a Military Policeman assigned for a year to the 557th MP Co., Long Binh, Bien Hoa, South Vietnam, where he had several "adventures" that provided the basis for his first novel, MP. He has earned a B.A in…
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Josie A. Okuly
Ever since I was a small child, I've had my nose stuck in a book. Nothing in my childhood world compared to a visit to the library, since I yearned to spend every waking moment exploring the treasured books that lined the shelves. I started writing stories and poems when I received my first diary at the age of nine. Through the years I've filled many diaries with my scribbles, drawings and observations. In college I studied history and archaeology…