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peeps: Karen Pokras Toz
A natural numbers person, Karen Pokras Toz worked many years as a tax accountant. Her writing was pretty much “limited to emails asking for client financial information.” So she really surprised herself more than anyone else when she started writing stories. She couldn’t explain it — one day she just opened up her laptop and started […]
peeps: G.L. Breedon
An ordained Interfaith Minister, G.L. Breedon says he “grew up to write science fiction and fantasy novels.” Since graduating from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor’s in General Studies (with a concentration in film, video, theater and writing), he’s directed a short film, plays and other short works. He also wrote, produced, directed and […]
Wordpreneur Reader Now Back In-House
Just an FYI that the Wordpreneur Reader is now back in-house, under the Wordpreneur.com domain umbrella. Formerly under its own domain (WPrdr.com), I’ve decided to bring it back here, under the Reader menu option and this link: http://wordpreneur.com/reader It’ll have the usual curated summaries of articles, blog posts, articles, etc., I’ve come across out there […]
peeps: Cheryl Bradshaw
Although she started writing at a young age back when she was growing up in Tehachapi, California, bestselling author Cheryl Bradshaw didn’t finish her first novel until two decades later. But what an entrance. Within six weeks of that book, Black Diamond Death (Book One: Sloane Monroe mystery series), being released in 2011, it made the […]
peeps: Zach Fortier
Zach Fortier was a police officer in the Western US. Thirty years and four departments later, he had enough of “the cop life.” It sure wasn’t an easygoing Andy Griffith at Mayberry-type career — as an investigator, Zach specialized in K-9, SWAT, gang, domestic violence and sex crimes, and he eventually got diagnosed with PTSD as a […]
peeps: J.S. Scott
J.S. (Jan) Scott says, “I am a very normal, average person.” If by that she means someone who studied to become a Registered Respiratory Therapist and worked for years in the field, and with no professional writing and publishing experience to speak of becomes a successful author, then yes, she’s quite normal and average. She […]
