Jeannette Grunhaus de Gelman is a Venezuelan professor, researcher, and writer. She was born in Szczecin. Poland in 1946, to Polish Holocaust survivors who came from Wlodawa. Her family emigrated to Venezuela, settling in Maracaibo. Gelman received her undergraduate degree in French from Wellesley College. In 1970, she went on to receive an MA in Spanish Literature from New York University via their extension program in Madrid and in 1976 was awarded her MA in the teaching of French from the Université de Paris III. She was a professor of French Language and Literature at the Universidad del Zulia in Maracaibo from 1971 to 1996.
Travelling was one of her passions but finally in 2013 she moved to Miami, Florida with a purpose in mind. As Seco
This name Bald Solomon captures the theme of the Path Series™ and challenges me to clear the highest standards on my literary journey.
Let me explain.
Wisdom: Who was the wisest person in the world? The biblical King Solomon, known for his wisdom and fair judgments. Leaning on this name “Solomon” pushes me to create situations rich with insight and guidance, chasing my namesake king's ability to navigate complex moral landscapes.
Action: "Bald" infuses my name with a sense of intensity and directness. The imagery of baldness—coupled with my characteristic candor and plain truth—complements the wise connotations of "Solomon," promising stories that are both action-packed and meaningful.
Mary K. Savarese is a best-selling, award-winning author and speaker celebrated for her quirky titles and imaginative stories. Her debut, Tigers Love Bubble Baths & Obsession Perfume (who knew!)—a mystery romance with a supernatural twist—won eight literary awards.
She went on to create The StarWriters Trilogy, fantasy adventures with a touch of romance. Book one, The Girl in the Toile Wallpaper, became an award-winning audiobook, receiving the NYC Big Book Award for Fantasy, the International Royal Dragonfly Award, and honors at the International Cadmus Awards. Book two, The StarWriters Club, also won the NYC Big Book Award, with critics comparing her work to A Wrinkle in Time and Doctor Who. Book three, Return The Girl in the Toile Wallpap
