Paul Abraham’s life has been filled with adventures most of us can only dream about, and he realizes how fortunate he is in this respect. Touring with legendary musicians, meeting some of his heroes, and forming friendships with a diverse group of people—this is Paul’s story. After many colleagues encouraged him to put some of his...
Cliff Allman, a longtime resident of Manhattan Beach, California, has been writing since a young age—his imagination never confined to a single genre or type of story.
From small-town Arkansas to traveling the world as a Navy helicopter pilot, Bowe found her inspiration for daring adventure within the pages of wild fantasy novels.
Bruce Blackman wrote a song that took the ’70s by storm, “Moonlight Feels Right.” He was front man for the band Starbuck at the time. But there is much more to Bruce than a song. He says he is not so...
Leslie Cronkhite Armstrong works every day to discover visually what lives in her imagination. Some days are more rewarding than others and being “stuck” occasionally seems to be a part of the process! “The key is to just keep coming to work each day. When things are going well, I am filled with a great sense of wonder and purpose,” she says.
María L. De León, M.D., is a fellowship-trained movement disorder specialist, patient, caregiver, and passionate advocate for gender equity in healthcare.
At age seventy-seven, he published his first book, When War Was Heck, followed by The Afterglow of War: Lessons Learned, which were reflections from his childhood and teen years. Phil of late has changed his focus toward more Christian-based stories: The Overcomers, America Rebooted, The Reprieve, and this latest one, Old Men Shall Dream Dreams.
Diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s disease, Julie has turned her personal experience into a mission of advocacy and empowerment.
Janet Fix is a book publisher, editor, and multi-genre writer whose work spans gripping mysteries, heartwarming children’s stories, and soulful modern fables.
