Carlos Wallace, a 2025 Pulitzer Prize nominee, is a multifaceted individual with a genuine passion for personal growth, empowerment, and community engagement. His remarkable achievements and involvement in various endeavors highlight his exceptional dedication to making a positive impact on society.
Carlos is an accomplished author, renowned for his bestselling books "Why Sell Lies When the Truth Is Free," "Life Is Not Complicated, You Are: Turning Your Biggest Disappointments Into Your Greatest Blessings," and "The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity." These transformative works inspire readers to embrace a positive mindset and overcome life's challenges with resilience and grace. His literary success has earned him presti
I'm the author of eight books. Two non-fiction, (for John Wiley & Sons and the National Society of Professional Engineers) and six historical fiction/novels (for Dark Spark Press).
My historical novels are a six-book series, "The Puzzle Box Chronicles." Set in the late 1800s, it focuses on an important time of transition in America, when electric lighting is spreading across the country like a wave. Its locations range from private luxury train cars to seedy back alleys. Even the sparks created by that time period's "War of the Currents" can't fully illuminate the darkest parts of that history.
Mike Walsh loves mystery! He attended Boston University, where he became a staffer for the Daily Free Press and earned a degree in journalism. His first professional job was at a public relations and advertising firm, writing press releases that appeared in the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, and New England Journal of Engineering. He later became a technical writer, writing and editing jet engine manuals. He relocated to Cincinnati and Florida, where he currently resides. He’s written and studied fiction for years at BU, the University of Cincinnati, and now Jacksonville, where he won the First Coast Writers Festival short story contest and had work published in the UK’s Twisted Tongue and Askew Reviews. He’s an active member of the Bard Socie
