Desperate for a hockey-player fix during an NHL lockout, Laurel picked up her laptop. She couldn’t watch hot hockey players on TV, so she started writing about them. From blending a decades-long love of hockey with a few of her other interests—traveling in the...

B.L Wheatley is a librarian and mom of three daughters. She loves nature and spends most weekends hiking new trails while trying to keep up with the girls and puppy Luna as they run ahead to become wild things. She lives in Vancouver. And no one believes she writes...

International bestselling author C. J. Daugherty is a former newspaper reporter and crime writer. Her bestselling young adult series Night School (romantic thrillers set in a fictional boarding school called Cimmerian Academy) has been translated into 21 languages,...

Cara has worked in the film industry for over 20 years in a variety of areas. She loves to travel and has visited and lived in many wonderful places and currently calls Vancouver, British Columbia home. She loves to write, think about parallel dimensions and the...

Julie's a mythology twisting, pizza hoarding karate kicker who left her ten year panty peddling career to devote all her time to writing. Her debut novel, Running Home, and the sequel, Running Away are published through Books of the Dead Press. The Harpy is coming in...

Natasha graduated with a degree in Biology from Old Dominion University and a Master’s in Education, Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Phoenix. A middle school science teacher by day, she spends her nights coming up with new ways to torment her...

When did you know that you wanted to be a writer? In second grade, I had a teacher who was highly focused on writing and the writing process. My third grade teacher was the same way. And I loved it. I think that’s around the time I decided I wanted to be a writer. I...

Heather Grace Stewart is a bestselling Amazon author, speaker, and poet. She trained as a journalist, started her own freelance magazine writing & editing business, Graceful Publications, and her first book, a non-fiction book for youth on Sir Wilfrid Laurier, was...

When did you know that you wanted to be a writer? I remember this notion first crossing my mind when I was about five. I had a life plan forming already. I guess I was an unusual kid. The moment it really held on was a summer night a few years later. I was rocking a...

When did you know that you wanted to be a writer? How did you start? As an English teacher, I always loved reading but never really thought about writing. It seemed like something other people did, not me. One day while I was talking to my kids about making goals for...