Author websites:
(click on the name to go to their websites)
Carol
Kluz:
Carol Kluz collaborated with book editor Gary
Kessler to write Finding Go: Matching Questions and Resources in
Getting Published (Winterwolf, 2004). The authors have since
turned the book into an award-winning Website with totally free
access for writers. See
www.publishingquestions.com. She has published poetry,
short stories and novels. She served in the U.S. Navy in personnel
and worked as a proofreader for National Press, as a Web publicist
representing Clifford Stevens and M. M. Lehman, and as a freelance
editor.
The
author often relies upon the mountain scenery in her home state of
Wyoming as inspiration for the scenes in her books. She is part of
the suspense writing team of Carol Randy. Carol has an award winning
Website that is listed as one of John Kremer’s 101 best book marketing
sites. She can be visited on-line at
www.carolkluz.homestead.com
Shayne
Easson:
Shayne Eason resides in Calgary with
his wife Mandy, daughters Hailee, Kaylan and son Owen. He is a
Master Electrician and co-owner of his own electrical company.
Writing is his true passion. The seeds of writing were nurtured by a
series of short stories he wrote in High School. The character
Riordan was first developed in a short story titled The Guardian.
Shayne credits that story as the inspiration for his Demons of
Destiny series. Not all of his time is spent working or at the
computer. When the weather is favorable, he and his family enjoy
camping and fishing in the beautiful Canadian Rockies.
Mark Adderley:
Mark
Adderley was born in the railway town of
Crewe
,
England
. Like many of his contemporaries, he grew up devouring the novels
of C. S. Lewis and, later, Ian Fleming and J. R. R. Tolkien.
It wasn’t until he was studying at the
University
of
Wales
, however, that he discovered the passion for the Arthurian legend
that has now lasted almost a quarter of a century.
During
his studies in
Wales
, Mark also met a beautiful American woman, Adrianne, whom he
married. Moving to
America
, he got, in not very rapid succession, four children and a PhD in
medieval literature from the
University
of
South Florida
. He has lived in
Florida
,
Georgia
, and
Montana
, and now teaches writing, medieval literature and Shakespeare at
Missouri
Valley
College
in
Marshall
,
Missouri
. He has been writing for almost three decades, but The
Hawk and the Wolf
is his first published novel.
Dominic
Caruso:
Dominic Caruso is
the sole surviving son of Francesco “Cheech” Caruso. At the age of
16, he was approached by his father to write his life story.
Immature and unable to deal with it at the time, a subject the
family never discussed, he refused his father. Until he returned
from Sicily in 1958, at which time he told his father that he didn’t
know when, but he would do it for him and he did in fact write the
story.
Born and raised in
New York City and spending his teenage years on Long Island he served
in the Navy as an electrician and yeoman for four years. He studied
at the Professional Institute of Commercial Art at Reisterstown,
Baltimore specializing in commercial and graphic art, fashion
illustration, advertising and animation. He served as a
graphics/animation instructor at the Institute and authored an
Animation 101 manual for use by future PICA students. Mr. Caruso
worked for a number of major electronic companies and designed,
developed more than a dozen electronic innovations. He is a writer,
inventor, artist and songwriter and resides at Maryland.
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