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John Preston is an Australian Poet who has published his own books. John was born in Narrandera NSW in 1983 and attended his schooling life in Narrandera before leaving multiples times traveling to various places gaining new inspirations to form his writing styles as a free verse Poet. John has spent the last 19 years developing his writing skills and people all over the globe have delighted in his work. The next step as a reader and discover the poet with yourself and inspire your desire today.
When John first started writing, his goal was to be a real Poet for real people writing about the realities we face in our lives, the good, the bad, love, failure, success. You name it ’ll be in his books which serve to inspire your desire for reading and renew your love for modern day poetry.
Lacee Hightower is an American writer, and romance novelist referring to her style as ‘’Contemporary Romance’’ with a ‘’twist.’’ Living in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, she describes herself as a foodie that can’t cook, a large lover of fashion, and SHOES. A self-confessed hopeless romantic since childhood, she fell in love with the word and concept of romance and happy endings. As fate would have it, her love for writing took a back seat to life. After her children were grown and on their own, she decided it was time to write her first offering. That was in 2017. There has been no stopping her since. With a glass of wine in her hand or a steaming cup of coffee, she enjoys creating different worlds with her words and brilliant imagination. Lacee, invites you to enjoy her latest offering ‘’Saving The Grace’’ Published through Evernight Publishing.
Julie Mishler resides in a small Pennsylvania town with her family. She has always had a way with words, but started to write and share those words publicly in December 2011 after strong encouragement from family, friends and fellow authors. Prior to releasing her own book of poetry in 2014, Julie wrote poems/pieces for a number of other author's books and has done personal commission pieces for display in people's homes. When Julie isn't working on a new poem, quote or spending time with family, she enjoys reading, photography, art, and music.
Ann Christine Tabaka is a 2017 Pushcart Prize in Poetry nominee. She was selected as Poet of the Month for January 2018 and interviewed by Kingdoms in the Wild.
Christine was born and lives in Delaware. She has been writing poems and rhymes since her Junior High years. She always kept a journal of her writing, but only recently was encouraged by friends to publish.
She was an Art Major in college and retired a scientist. Now she is a personal trainer, and more recently a published poet and writer.
Besides her memoir, 3 poetry books, and 2 Haiku books, her poems are published in numerous national, and international Poetry Journals, Reviews, and Anthologies.
Scott Thomas Outlar survived both the fire and the flood – now he dances in celebration while waiting on the next round of chaos to commence. Otherwise, he lives a relatively simple life, spending his time laughing at life’s existential nature, flowing and fluxing with the Tao River, and writing prose-fusion poetry dedicated to the Phoenix Generation. His work has appeared recently in venues such as Underground Books, Dead Snakes, Dissident Voice, Strike-the-Root, Daily Anarchist, Black Mirror Magazine, and The Chaffey Review.
The poems of George Eklund are celebrations and examinations of our philosophical, social, psychological and spiritual emergencies. This collection is filled with voices at once strange and familiar, poems that unite human interiors and exteriors. They present an aesthetic which honors language as the essence of our beings; an aesthetic in which words are freed from the yokes of colonial duties. These poems synthesize influences drawn from a diverse and wide world. They celebrate discursive, linear composition as it comes into contact with the elliptical and associative orientations in language. We encounter a voice that alternates as narrative or lyrical as well as associative and highly abstracted. To create new blendings and ratios these poems move freely between the rational and the arcane, between the linear and the elliptical. The Island Blade offers us a destination to expand and honor human experience.
Welcome to the kingdom of phantoms and monsters. Seven terrifying tales of vampires, ghosts, werewolves, and witchery await those brave enough to venture inside.
A terrifying witch hunter bathes the countryside in blood, but remains blissfully unaware of the true danger… A young hunter finds something on the game trails which huntsmen…A grieving widow finds happiness in a second marriage, only to find her first husband won’t let her go…A cowardly captain abandons his men to a horrible death, and they won’t leave him alone…
These are but some of the sinister stories about the dark corners of Earth. From glittering palaces to filthy streets, these are the places where Death holds court.
