~ Our Authors ~
Lora Deeprose
Lora Deeprose has a B.A. in Drama with a minor in History. She lives on Ravenwood Farm in the West Kootenay’s with her older sister, two goats, a flock of Banty chickens, four cats, a dog, and a cockatiel. Most recently,an article will appear in a future issue of Shared Vision magazine. The Still Life of Hannah Morgan (due out August 15, 2008) is her first novel. Lora is currently working on her next romance novel and a humorous account of her adventures in the country. You can visit her at http://www.loradeeprose.com. |
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R. J. Astruc
R. J. Astruc is an African-Irish writer currently based in Australia. Her fiction has been accepted by numerous magazines, including Strange Horizons, Aurealis, Andromeda Spaceways and Abyss & Apex, and she is a past finalist for an Aurealis Award. She has a large book collection and a long-suffering husband. You can visit her online at http://www.rachelastruc.com. |
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Michael J. Hultquist
Mike Hultquist is a screenwriter and author of mostly dark fiction, horror, thrillers, and the occasional comedy.
His first novel with Lilley Press, Off Track, actively incorporates his love for trains.
He is an active member of the Horror Writers Association. You can visit him at http://www.michaelhultquist.com. |
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Sharon Michaels
Sharon Michaels is a Canadian author who writes to quiet the voices in her head. She is an avid reader and shares her life with a feline companion who rules her house and her son and his fiance who visit her frequently. The Piper is her first novel with Lilley Press, and she is currently hard at work on her second novel. |
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Val Griswold-Ford
Growing up in a household filled with books, it's only reasonable that Valerie Griswold-Ford had her first novel penned at the tender age of 7. Since then, she's graduated to the real world of writing: in addition to her novel Not Your Father's Horseman, she has co-edited two of the three books in the Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy series. Snow is a "what-if" novella set in the Horseman universe. You can visit her at http://www.vg-ford.com. |
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R. J. Clarken
R. J. Clarken is a writer, photographer, and graphic artist. Happily married to a terrific and very supportive guy, she is mommy to gorgeous but rather mischievous young twins and a crazed Cairn terrier. Her work has been published in Möbius, Asinine Poetry, USA Today Online, Sol Magazine, and Trellis Magazine, among others. She is the Editor of Goldfinch, the literary journal of Women Who Write, a NJ not-for-profit women's writing collective. She is also the author of Mugging for the Camera, a quirky, offbeat collection of humorous poetry. |
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