Arthur Bozikas lives in Sydney, Australia and has been the CEO of a nonprofit disability organisation for over twenty years. His life story was supposed to be short; at twelve, he was given an expiry date. But life doesn’t always turn out as we expect. Now sixty, he’s had forty unexpected years of life since that use by date expired.
After his day job as the CEO, Arthur was lecturing many business management courses part-time for seven years at the same university he graduated from. Additionally, he also was teaching many business management subjects as a casual teacher at several TAFE colleges for eight years, finally concluded all his teaching commitments to focus more on his passion for writing fiction novels.
John Lockton is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Yale and graduate of Harvard Law School. This debut novel captures his forty years of sailing and exploring the Caribbean, and records the life-changing Caribbean voyage he made at the same age, thirteen, as did Ethan Carpenter in the book. Lockton had a distinguished career in law and business including as a trial lawyer for a leading Walls Street legal firm, General Counsel for Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation, President of Dun & Bradstreet International, President of Moody’s Investor Services, Executive Vice President of Pacific Bell, President of Warner Amex Cable TV (now Warner Cable TV), and most recently Chairman of startup companies in Silicon Valley. In retirement he has written two books
I began writing science fiction after a strange encounter in Kauai led me to suspect we live in a simulated reality.
I've been writing software since the golden age. I knew the founders of Novell, Microsoft, Borland, Evans & Sutherland, Pansophic, Apple (a fun story), Oracle, Electronic Data Systems, Computer Associates, and others. Most of the legends are gone now, but what a trip. They would dream about a world connected by computers. Some of the legends became wealthy from luck or just good business sense, and some did not, but they were all dreamers. That is what they all had in common.
I'm married with six adventurous children. I love the island of Kauai, science fiction, and mountain biking.
Julián Rodríguez (Ceclavín, Cáceres, 1968) Editó y dirigió la revista de arte y estética Sub rosa a principios de los años 90. Actualmente es director artístico de la galería de arte Casa sin fin y director literario de la editorial Periférica.
My love of movies, such as "Psycho" (1960), "Silence of the Lambs" (1991), and "Joker" (2019) have long fueled my interest in psychological thrillers. I classify my books as edgy cozy mysteries, choosing to blend suspense, shocking twists, and deeply disturbed villains, with a sprinkle of romance and satisfying endings. My stories prominently feature dogs, which I love, focusing primarily on working dogs because I find their unique skills fascinating. My husband, two wonderful black Labrador Retrievers, and I live in picturesque New England. Some of my best ideas come when I’m out walking with "my guys."
