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TRACY
L. CARBONE
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
Tracy
L. Carbone is an aspiring author who lives with her daughter,
Siamese cat, and little gray dog in Bradford, Massachusetts.
Her first novel, The Proteus Cure,
a medical thriller set in the fictional town of Bradfield,
is complete and making the rounds with publishers. She is
hard at work on her new thriller, Hope House.
A Massachusetts native, she grew up in Taunton and has worked
in Boston for almost twenty years. She is a paralegal by
profession and does most of her fiction writing on the train,
on lunch hours, or at night when the rest of the world is
sleeping.
She recently joined the Essex Writers’ and Artists’
Guild and is pleased to be part of their group and anthology.
Please visit her web site for more information:
www.tracylcarbone.com
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| SCOTT
T. GOUDSWARD
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
Author of the novel, Trailer Trash
Scott
T. Goudsward is the author of numerous short stories, screen
plays and novels. He has had an avid interest in the horror
genre since seeing the horror classic, Friday the 13th, when
he was only 13. By total accident he hails from the same odd
New England town—Haverhill, MA—that produced Puritan
axe murderess, Hannah Dustin, beloved Abolitionist poet, John
Greenleaf Whiter, and heavy metal rocker/movie director, Rob
Zombie. Learn more at his web site:
www.goudsward.com/scott/
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CORALIE
HUGHES JENSEN
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
Coralie
first picked up her pen at the age of seven when she wrote
her own version of the fall of Icarus and performed her first
reading in front of her elementary school principal. But that
was only the beginning. While spending her summers in a seventeen-foot
trailer traveling all over North America, she experienced
the adventures she would use to write seven novels and numerous
short stories.
Two of Coralie’s short stories have won honorable mention
awards in the Writer’s Digest 2000 Writing Competition,
which attracted over 19,000 entries. Her fiction has appeared
in Bibliophilos, QWF, Vermeer and Nostalgia and her
book reviews in magazines and on web sites. Rembrandt and
Company interviewed her as an “up and coming”
writer in 2005. She is currently speaking in front of book
clubs and attending signings at bookstores here and in Canada
for her novel, Lety’s Gift, published by Lightning
Rider Press, and her novel, Passup Point.
A graduate in English from University of California at Berkeley,
Coralie has lived and worked in California, Oregon, The Netherlands,
New Mexico, and Texas and has worked in Asia. She now lives
with her husband and golden retriever in Massachusetts. Her
web site can be found at:
www.coraliehughesjensen.com
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BRENNA
LYONS
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
What
do you get when you have a child writing seriously at the
age of 7 and competing at it at the age of 11? A woman raised
in an inner-city DMZ, weaned on too many nights of watching
classic Chiller Theater until the wee hours of the morning
with no parental guidance? Someone who is rumored to have
picked locks to libraries to get her reads in and once assaulted
a teacher? (Okay, he was a letch and deserved to eat that
shoe.)
You end
up with the Susan Lucci of e-publishing, the president of
EPIC, and a driven, sleep-deprived author of Science Fiction,
Fantasy and Horror, straight genre through romance, dark romance,
and erotica, poetry, and articles. You find a woman who narrowed
her college degree choices based on a comment a teacher made
about her either becoming the “perfect auditor or the
perfect thief.” And, you probably find a woman who is
rumored to have once incited a mutiny...by accident.
With
degrees in accounting and computer programming, backgrounds
in everything from teaching to clerking, tracking fraud suspects
to working for the Air Force and the Navy as a civilian, it’s
a strange irony that Brenna Lyons will become best known for
her first love...writing. Brenna is an active member of EWAG,
BroadUniverse, EPIC, WRW, and ERWA. She loves to talk to readers
and can be reached via her site at:
www.brennalyons.com
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| A.E.
MARTINEAU
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
A.E.
Martineau is a supreme multi-tasker living and loving in Salem,
NH. A former teacher/program coordinator/presenter, she writes
fiction, poetry, essays, sings and composes music, acts, directs
and has done professional modeling. This is tenuously balanced
between caring for her four children, crazed cat and loving
husband. In her “spare time” she creates jewelry
and artwork for her web-site:
www.mermaidisland.com
Creative
expression in its various forms is her passion and her sanity.
Between serving the muse of short-story inspiration, she is
currently working on a paranormal romance novel and a one-woman
multi-media show on the issue of rape response and recovery.
Her greatest hope is to inspire and heal others with the gifts
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GREGORY
L. NORRIS
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
Growing
up on a healthy diet of classic science fiction TV and Saturday
afternoon creature double-features, Gregory L. Norris always
knew he wanted to be a writer. 3,000 published short stories,
feature articles, and books later, he still approaches that
dream with passion and gusto, feeling more like fifteen than
a man of forty-one. Norris, who has penned numerous features
for national magazines, held down stints as a columnist for
the Sci Fi Channel's official magazine, and even created two
episodes of the popular Paramount series, STAR TREK: VOYAGER,
spends his days writing from the compact seven-by-eleven home
office of his very small antique bungalow house set on a very
big plot of hilly pine forest, where he lives with his longtime
partner Bruce and their step-cat, Chicken. Fore more
information, please visit:
www.gregorylnorris.com |
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MELLISA SHERLIN
Contributor
to the Nobody Anthology
Mellisa
Sherlin has always thought writing was magic, and she didn't
try her hand at the craft until her second grade teacher,
Mrs. Hargraves taught the class how to properly punctuate
dialoged with the challenge, "Now, write a conversation
yourself." To the amazement of her teacher, Mellisa
finished her homework that night. And while the other children
turned in two or three scribbled sentences, Mellisa turned
in a five page story base on her favorite book, she entitled
Mr. Toad and Mr. Frog Go to the Store that she
had painstakingly typed on her mother's manual type writer.
Decades on, Mellisa is still writing conversations and basking
in the magical glow of those words dance across the screen
of her traveled laptop computer and in print. Three years
ago, she found and joined the highly talented, Essex Writer's
and Artisan's Guild.
Visit
Mellisa on the web at:
www.mellisasherlin.com
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