Marie- Antoinette was eighteen when she became Queen of France. The first time she arrived in Paris, she was not yet fifteen, but already...

Jo Huddleston is a multi-published author who writes novels inspired by her fascination with the 1950s and her lov

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Edith MacKenzie or Eddie Mac to her friends is an Australian author of sweet and wholesome contemporary cowboy romance. They say in liter...

A native North Carolinian, J. Carol Nemeth has always loved reading and enjoyed making up stories ever since junior high school, most bas...

Cynthia Hickey has been making up stories since she was a child. How fortunate that she finally found an outlet for her, uh, fictional te...

Misty M. Beller is a USA Today bestselling author of romantic mountain stories, set on the 1800s frontier and woven with the truth of God...

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Joyce dreamed of green medieval forests while growing up in the dusty copper mining town of Kearny, Arizona. She filled her medieval hung...

A native Oregonian of Polish decent, Catherine A. Hamilton spent several years as freelance writer. Her articles and poems have appeared ...

Clare O'Beara is a tree surgeon and expert witness, and a former national standard showjumper. She has qualified in ecology and includes ...

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Interview with Christian author J.E. Grace she retired in 2012 to pursue her true passion for Writing & Painting.

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Angela pushed a strand of strawberry coloured hair behind her ear

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The Tale of Johnny Town-mouse was first published in December 1918. Beatrix Potter was fifty-two when she wrote the story of Johnny Town-...

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This was so hard to do. I never read short stories or flash fiction. Anyway, this is just to have a taster of my writing... The Peer Tapp...