Jesse Teller

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  • The Friday 13 with Richard Writhen

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    Originally from Rhode Island, Richard Writhen also lived in NYC for about ten years. He has been e-published on several notable sites such as Techzwn.com, Grimdarkmagazine.com and Ragnarokpub.com and is the author of three novellas on Amazon KDP; A Kicked Cur, A Host of Ills and The Hiss Of The Blade. Richard also writes short…

  • The Friday 13 with Julian Fernandes

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    Julian Fernandes lives in Denver Colorado with his wife. His first published works will be released this June by Endless Ink Publishing House. He has contributed to their series Earth’s Final Chapter. With family ties to Portugal he is also excited that the series will be translated in Portuguese. Why storytelling? What made you yearn…

  • The Friday 13 with Nicki J. Markus

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    Nicki J. Markus was born in England but now lives in Adelaide, South Australia. She has loved both reading and writing from a young age and is also a keen linguist, having studied several foreign languages.   Why storytelling? What made you yearn to tell a good story, and how long was this story within…

  • The Friday 13 with Ash Gray

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    Ash Gray is a dragon with minuscule spectacles perched on her nose, living in a wonderfully dank, musty cave far away in an alternate universe. She types her stories with gigantic claws on a ridiculously small typewriter before sending them through a membrane and into your dimension for your enjoyment.   Why storytelling? What made…

  • The Friday 13 with A. M. Rycroft

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    A.M. Rycroft is a dark fantasy and horror author, and a proud resident of Pittsburgh, PA. She has been writing professionally and creatively for over 10 years now. She has published two books in her sword and sorcery dark fantasy series and a horror short called “Hair”. Her work has been compared to Tolkien, George…

  • The Friday 13 with Cris & Clare Meyers

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    Cris and Clare Meyers are married co-authors of urban fantasy. Their current project is an adult urban fantasy heist series that features a band of supernatural criminals. Born and raised in Illinois, they still make the Midwest their home. They met in college, where they were both majoring in English. They both wrote a few…

  • The Friday 13 with Brian Hagan

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    Brian Hagan’s background is varied and curious, starting with an interest in science and language, before moving into animation and game design. Most recently he’s been working with gemstones, and experimenting with bonsai and carnivorous plants. But of all his many hobbies and vocations, he loves telling stories above all else. His first novel, The…

  • The Friday 13 with Eva Pasco

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    “On the road, as in life—I accelerate!” After retiring from a career in elementary education, midlife restlessness prompted Eva Pasco to rekindle her passion for storytelling by composing fiction that taps into significant issues affecting the lives of women over forty. Her novels in the genre of Contemporary Women’s Fiction are distinguished for their character-driven…

  • The Friday 13 with Assaph Mehr

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    Assaph has been feeding his addiction for books with stories of mystery and fantasy of all kinds. A few years ago, he randomly picked a copy of a Lindsey Davis’s Marcus Didius Falco novel in a used book fair, and fell in love with Rome all over again, this time from the view-point of a cynical…

  • The Friday 13 with Karen Morral

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    Karen Morral has been creative for much of her life: writing, drawing, painting, taking photographs and developing a professional career in Architecture. She revels in exploring place, and multi-sensory experiences, particularly using smell in her writing, and tactile subjects in her photography. Morral’s writing is varied, predominantly fantasy with characters thrust into high drama scenarios.…