Alexandra Kinias is the author of Black Tulips – released 2/2012. Alexandra is also co-author of the controversial movie Cairo Exit, banned from screening in Egypt, yet it was screened in Dubai, Munich, and Tribeca Film Festival and won Best Non-European Film in the European Independent Film Festival in 2011. Her screenplay ‘Leila’s World’ was short listed in Rawi Screenwriter’s Lab in 2010. Alexandra is also the author of the fiction novel Black Tulips. It reflects her experience as a woman growing up in Egypt. It is told through the eyes of four Egyptian women sharing the same hardships of living in a male dominant society. Black Tulips is in the publishing process. Alexandra writes for Kalimat Magazine and her blog Silenced Voices….Wasted Lives is dedicated to empowerment of women in general, and women in Egypt in particular. [Read more...]Alexandra Kinias
Alexandra Kinias is the author of Black Tulips – released 2/2012. Alexandra is also co-author of the controversial movie Cairo Exit, banned from screening in Egypt, yet it was screened in Dubai, Munich, and Tribeca Film Festival and won Best Non-European Film in the European Independent Film Festival in 2011. Her screenplay ‘Leila’s World’ was short listed in Rawi Screenwriter’s Lab in 2010. Alexandra is also the author of the fiction novel Black Tulips. It reflects her experience as a woman growing up in Egypt. It is told through the eyes of four Egyptian women sharing the same hardships of living in a male dominant society. Black Tulips is in the publishing process. Alexandra writes for Kalimat Magazine and her blog Silenced Voices….Wasted Lives is dedicated to empowerment of women in general, and women in Egypt in particular. [Read more...]Angela Morrison
Angela Morrison graduated from Brigham Young University with a BA in English and holds an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She grew up in Eastern Washington on the wheat farm where Taken by Storm is set. After over a decade abroad in Canada, Switzerland and Singapore, she and her family are happily settled on the edge of the Sonoran desert in Mesa, Arizona. Angela enjoys speaking to writers and readers of all ages about her craft. She has visited over 50 schools since her debut where she involves students in her creative process as they search for the perfect teen heroine and . . . the guy. She has four children—mostly grown up—and the most remarkable grandson in the universe. [Read more...]
Anna Arnett
Anna Arnett is a lively Octogenarian who wrote her memoir: Lolly’s Yarn about her life-long romance with her husband.
“When I read a book touting the contributions of maybe a couple of dozen women, I began to realize that I could almost qualify as a remarkable woman, myself. I’ve listed some of the things I recall that may indicate my progression into “The Greatest Generation.” [Read more...]
Anna del C Dye
Anna del C Dye is a fantasy author. She loves reading, but had few opportunities to do so while growing up. Once married she was introduced to the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books that she admits to having collected.
Anna’s brother-in-law Merlin Dye is a cancer survivor.
Her published books include: [Read more...]
Betsy Love
Betsy Love is the author of Identity and winner of the 2011 NANOWRIMO.
“Writing has been a passion since I was a little girl. I first discovered the art of pen to paper watching my mother make out her grocery list. It did not take long for me to discover that those indecipherable squiggles meant words, and words have power. What joy I experienced as a first grader learning to write my name. Now the stories dancing in my head would find a home on paper. I hope you will follow me in my journey to share what I have written.” [Read more...]
Betty Webb
Betty Webb is the author of the popular Lena Jones mystery series: Desert Cut, Desert Run, Desert Shadows, Desert Wives, and Desert Noir. Betty now shows her softer side in a new series set in the Gunn Zoo, a fictional California zoo.
As a journalist and literary critic for more than 25 years, Betty—a resident of Scottsdale, Arizona, where her detective Lena Jones also lives—has interviewed U. S. presidents, Nobel prize-winners, astronauts who’ve walked on the moon, polygamy runaways, the homeless, and the hopeless. Now retired from journalism to write full time, she also contributes to the Small Press column for Mystery Scene magazine and teaches creative writing at the Scottsdale Civic Center Library. [Read more...]
Beverly Jane Phillips
Beverly Phillips was one of the first women in the Presbyterian Church (USA) to receive a master of divinity degree which she earned at San Francisco Theological Seminary in 1961. She was ordained to be the Hunger Action Enabler for Chicago Presbytery and later served as a regional organizer for Bread for the World for Illinois, Indiana and Missouri. Now retired, Phillips and her husband live in Arizona, where she writes books, Bible studies and texts for the women’s retreats which she leads. Her email address is bjphillips16@cox.net and you can read her blog at www.beverlyjanephillips. [Read more...]
Carol Hofeling Morris
Caroll Hofeling Morris
co-author of the Company of Good Women Trilogy and Leaning into the Curves.
“I was born in Lovell, Wyoming, east of Yellowstone National Park and west of the Big Horn Mountains. The second of four children born to Dola Harris and William (Bill) Hofeling, I grew up surrounded by Porter and Harris relatives. I have many wonderful memories of time spent at Clearview Farm, which is where my Harris grandparents lived. Music, reading, church activities, horseback riding, going to the mountains and 4-H were among the activities that defined my youth in Wyoming. I had my first experiences as a writer. In the fourth grade, I gave some poems I’d written to my teacher. She promptly lost them! In sixth grade, a poem I wrote was printed in the school paper. [Read more...]
Carolyn Murphy
Carolyn Murphy, is a journalist who writes as the Phoenix Genealogy Examiner for Examiner.com (http://www.examiner.com/genealogy-in-phoenix/carolyn-l-murphy). She is the founder of the Family Tree Quest Website (www.familytreequest.com) where she helps others discover their “roots” as well as strengthen the “branches” of their family tree. She is committed to igniting a sense of extraordinary family purpose in individuals as they glean wisdom from the past, live mindfully in the present and prepare confidently for the future. [Read more...]
Cay Randall-May
A professional intuitive consultant and healer for more than 30 years, Cay Randall-May, Ph.D. specializes in medical intuition. She is certified by the American Board of Scientific Medical Intuition, founded by C. Norman Shealy, MD, Ph.D., and Caroline Myss, Ph.D. and has a world-wide practice. Dr. Shealy recommends her in his latest book, “Medical Intuition, Your Awakening to Wholeness” (4th Dimension Press, 2010, pgs. 119, 120.
Randall-May works with clients in-person and at a distance and cooperates with numerous physicians and other healthcare professionals. She also serves as a board member of the National Council for Healing, where she represents Medical Intuition and spiritual (natural) healing. [Read more...]
