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  Actus

  Actus has been writing fantasy stories since the age of twelve, and he's been telling them since he could talk. He's currently working on three main series - Morcster Chef, Steamforged Sorcery, and My Best Friend is an Eldritch Horror. You can find his works on RoyalRoad & Patreon as well as on Amazon.
  
  In addition to his passion for writing, Actus is capable of clearing a two story building with a single jump. That isn't true, but writing about himself in third person gives Actus delusions of grandeur.

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  Spoon

  Associated Names:
  * SPOON
  * 스푼 (Korean Profile)
  
  

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  Eric Dontigney

  Raised in Western New York, Eric Dontigney has lived in New Mexico, Florida, Wisconsin, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. He currently resides near Dayton, OH. He is a fan of photo-realism paintings, coffee and well-made food. He has a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy.
  
  

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  Blaise Corvin

  Blaise Corvin served in the US Army in several roles. He has seen the best and the worst that humanity has to offer. He is a sucker for any hobby involving weapons, art, or improv.
  
  He currently lives in Texas, in a house full of enough geeky memorabilia to start a museum.
  
  He likes talking about himself in 3rd person and posting pictures of himself holding tarantulas. Sometimes, he pretends he is not an idiot with a terrible sense of humor.
  
  It's all very eccentric.
  
  Blaise currently writes mostly in the GameLit genre and LitRPG subgenre, exciting new classifications of fiction where characters either play a game (usually VR), or live in a world with game-like elements.
  
  Delvers LLC is GameLit, lightly LitRPG, mostly a Fantasy/SciFi Adventure. Secr

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  Jonathan Brooks

  Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.

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  Jay Krauss

  Jay is an animal lover, software developer, traditional blacksmith, modern woodworker, terrible mechanic, avid reader, and author.
  
  A master of no trades, perhaps, but a consummate dabbler.
  
  Writing in both Sci-Fi and Fantasy genres.

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  Edward Castle

  I always loved games, but as time went on, I started to feel that gaming lacked something. There was too much grinding, weak stories, repetitive mechanics and other annoyances, like the dreaded microtransactions.
  
  I had always loved reading, but eventually the novels I found began to feel stale, they were too cliche to keep me excited to turn the pages.
  
  Then the stars aligned and I found GameLit; it was the perfect blend of my interests, it recaptured the way I had felt when gaming and the fantasy genre. I could follow the story of a character in a world that ran on game rules, whether it be in a parallel universe or full-immersion VR. I could vicariously enjoy all the parts of a game I’d loved, without being subjected to the interminable grin

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