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He lives with his wife, children and his dog . He's the author of the Ouroboros Cycle SciFi trilogy (FR[A]ME, Future's Orphans, and Gravity's Truth) and the domestic thriller 'Kill Your Darlings'. Want to learn more about the elusive AK? Visit www.akalliss.com.au for more information. AK holds the distinction of being the first author we signed!

Blake Severson was born and raised in Central Texas. He is a husband and father of four boys. His early life started with a stint in the U.S. Navy as an Electronics Technician and then moved into I.T. work for the healthcare industry. After countless years of reading Fantasy, it was time to put some of his own ideas on the page. His current work is centered on The Dimensional Wars series.

Craig Kobayashi spends most of his time in front of his computer. If you peeked into his basement when he was younger, the monitor would have displayed deckard Cain identifying magical items or a horde vs alliance game of capture the flag in Warsong Gulch. If you looked through the window of his anime-adorned home office now (not recommended), you would probably find him tapping away at his analog keyboard with a little black cat on his lap and a stinky black labradoodle at his feet. Reading epic fantasy and science fiction from the likes of David Eddings and Orson Scott Card has always been another of Craig's passions. It wasn't until he turned 30 that Craig managed to rank up his attention span to Rank 1 (average human standard) and used that newfound average-ness to start writing books. His debut series, Peril's Prodigy, is an apocalyptic litrpg that, if you ask Craig, is pretty gosh darn cool. Unfortunately for him, the competition is pretty steep for the title of being Craig's #1 fan. He would like to claim that title for himself, but his beautiful lore keeper and wife, Tabitha, stays in contention with their dog, Bill - leaving Craig fighting for third place with the cat, Cat. He will be publishing not only the remainder of the Peril's Prodigy series that follows Garath and The Band of the Hawk in the Pacific Northwest, but also a collection of short stories in the same world that cover globally important events - and some silliness that didn't make it into the main series.

Freya Barker - Bio Award-winning author Freya Barker loves writing about ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Driven to make her books about 'real' people; she creates characters who are perhaps less than perfect, each struggling to find their own slice of happy, but just as deserving of romance, thrills and chills in their lives. Recipient of the ReadFREE.ly 2019 Best Book We've Read All Year Award for "Covering Ollie, the 2015 RomCon “Reader’s Choice” Award for Best First Book, “Slim To None”, and Finalist for the 2017 Kindle Book Award with “From Dust”, Freya continues to add to her rapidly growing collection of published novels as she spins story after story with an endless supply of bruised and dented characters, vying for attention! Visit Freya’s website to learn more about her books and social media outlets.

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J.M. Thomas grew up in a family of medical professionals where diseases and procedures were common fodder for dinner table discussions. Her interest in diverse subjects like literature and the social sciences led her to the perfect cocktail of loves--science fiction and fantasy. When she isn’t beating the ever-loving crap out of her punching bag, she's slinging words in the general direction of a page like it's nobody's business. Besides student writing consulting and copy editing, she also dabbles in herb and vegetable gardening, using those ingredients to whip up a mean pot of Indian or Thai curry. When she needs a distraction from her creative pursuits, she enjoys scenic walks along the Tennessee River with her husband and three children, all of whom are named after video games.

Jo Fenton grew up in Hertfordshire, UK. She devoured books from an early age, particularly enjoying adventure books, school stories and fantasy. She wanted to be a scientist from aged six after being given a wonderful book titled “Science Can Be Fun”. At eleven, she discovered Agatha Christie and Georgette Heyer, and now has an eclectic and much loved book collection cluttering her home office. Jo combines an exciting career in Clinical Research with an equally exciting but very different career as a writer of psychological thrillers. When not working, she runs (very slowly), and chats to lots of people. She lives in Manchester with her husband, two sons, a Corgi and a tankful of tropical fish. She is an active and enthusiastic member of two writing groups and a reading group.

Josh has been retro gaming since back when it was known simply as ‘gaming’. He worked for Nintendo as a game play counselor back in the day, and would probably still be there if not for the internet. He has a degree in archaeology and loves exploring the Pacific Northwest, but his heart is in Indonesia. Works include the Steam Whistle Alley and Eight-Bit Bastards series. Favorite NES games—Dragon Warrior 4, Faxanadu

Lowell Volk is an accomplished author in the Western genre, and a ranch owner in real life.

Greeting and salutations! I am M.A. Carlson, author of the World Tree Online series, The Curse of Hurlig Ridge, The Duchess of Hammers, The Mountain Valley War, and The Endless Savanna. I hope you enjoy the adventure and the fantastic journey that is the World Tree Online. More about me, I have been writing for years (fanfiction) but never tried my hand at an original novel until I wrote my first original novel. I am very happy to be able to share what I hope others will find as much fun to read I did to write. Thank you and enjoy! M.

A part-time wizard from the magical land of France, Maxime J. Durand (also known as Void Herald) started writing web novels as a hobby, after being inspired by works such as Worm or Mother of Learning. He had no idea what he was getting into. A few months later, he now spends half his time writing the LitRPG story 'Vainqueur the Dragon,' and other side-stories such as the science-fantasy web novel 'Magik Online.' He has no intention of stopping.

Bestselling Author, Mila Young tackles everything with the zeal and bravado of the fairytale heroes she grew up reading about. She slays monsters, real and imaginary, like there's no tomorrow. By day she rocks a keyboard as a marketing extraordinaire. At night she battles with her might pen-sword, creating fairytale retellings, and sexy ever after tales. In her spare time, she loves pretending she's a mighty warrior, cuddling up with her cats, and devouring every fantasy tale she can get her pinkies on.

Sara Mack is a Michigan native who grew up with her nose in books. She is a wife and a hockey mom on top of being trapped in an office forty hours a week. She has an unnatural affinity for dark chocolate, iced tea, and bacon.

Sue was born in North Wales, UK, but has spent most of her life in and around the city of Manchester. After graduating from Durham University with a degree in French, Sue got married then had a variety of office jobs before becoming a full-time parent. If she had her way, the phrase "non-working mother" would be banned from the English language. Since then she has had a series of part-time jobs, including some work as a freelance copywriter. In parallel with this she took several courses in Creative Writing. Her writing achievements include winning the Writing Magazine New Subscribers Poetry Competition for 2013. She is also very interested in Family History. Her own background is stranger than fiction; she'd write a book about it if she thought anybody would believe her. Sue has a mind which is sufficiently warped as to be capable of compiling questions for BBC Radio 4's fiendishly difficult Round Britain Quiz. This once caused one of her sons to describe her as "professionally weird." The label has stuck. Sue joined the editorial team of Crooked Cat Publishing team in 2013. The Ghostly Father, officially released on St Valentine's Day 2014, is her first novel.

Troy Neenan spent most of his life in Ballarat Victoria. He has completed a Bachelor of Information Technology and has been working as a volunteer. As a person who considers himself a late bloomer when it came to reading full novels. Through his journey he has since participated in many training montages and meditating in dozens of coffee cafes. His destiny to get one million dollars through book revenue remains elusive.

I used to have this thing all professional and in the third-person, but I've decided that it's going to be a whole lot better if I'm just candid with you. I like writing. A lot. And gaming. A lot a lot. I'm a former chef, spent most of my time between the ages of 16 and 20 in kitchens and the time before that splitting it roughly sixty-forty with high school. Don't get me wrong, it's a great career, taught me a lot, but f&!k me did it ruin my knees, back, and general state of mind. All better now though, minus some deafness, Asperger's, a clicky jaw, and an improperly healed burst ligament in my right knee. Fun, fun, fun. Despite all that positively joyous pain, I live a pretty awesome life. I've got a gorgeous wife, loving family, and a daughter that's pretty good. I'm kidding, I love that little bundle of joy, best thing in the world. Anyway, booky-book stuff... Well, there's not a lot to tell there outside the fact that I love writing stories, which I've already covered, and I love writing in a lot of genres, especially GameLit, LitRPG, and variations thereof. I guess that's all for now, I'll probably tinker with this little snapshot some more over time, but until then I hope this gives you glimpse into the inner workings of me.