Veo Corva writes things and reads things and reads things out loud, and sometimes they get paid for that, which is nice because it means they can feed their cat.
They live in Wiltshire with their partner and their furry familiar and as many books as they could fit in their small flat.
They are anxious and autistic and doing just fine.
J. S. Burke has worked as an author, artist, and marine biologist, studying creatures of the dark abyss and diving on coral reefs. Her stories blend imagination with real science and author experiences. The DRAGON DREAMER series grew from years at sea, a fascination with clever, alien octopuses, and a love of dragons: Science Fantasy for young adults 9 to 99. BOOK LISTS: https://www.goodreads.com/list/book/2... NEW BOOK: SUNSET DRAGONS https://www.amazon.com/Sunset-Dragons... *DRAGON THUNDER won NABE Pinnacle Best Science Fantasy. *DRAGON LIGHTNING won NABE Pinnacle Best Science Fantasy and IAN Best Science Fiction. It's also an IAN Finalist for Best Fantasy and Best Young Adult book. *THE DRAGON DREAMER won IAN Best First Novel. It's also an
Born in the far-off days of the Second Millennium, P.C. Keeler spends his days writing detailed instructions for very dim but precise silicon brains to follow and finds it a relaxing change of pace to write more conversationally for charming, handsome, intellectual readers like you. He enjoys past, present, and future, preferably all at once. Steampunk and Ren Faires work well for this.
Currently residing in the wilds of Fairfield County, Connecticut, he grew up in New Hampshire and as such has never quite gotten used to sales tax. His first published work was a short poem printed by a local newspaper at the tender age of six. Him, that is. The newspaper was considerably more well-established. He has continued writing since, most recently ap
Saylor Ferguson has been writing stories featuring animals for longer than she can remember. To this day, she's a firm believer that there just aren't enough creature fantasy tales, and she has made it one of her life goals to remedy this issue. When not writing tales of dragons, griffins, birds, or wolves-- or some combination of the four-- she can be found hawking, fishing, or hiking. Along with one grumpy guinea pig, Saylor lives in North Carolina, where she finds great inspiration in the natural beauty and varied wildlife.
