Gordon Kessler is a former U.S. Marine paratrooper living in the Midwest. He has taught novel writing for the Wichita Free University, Butler County Community College, and the Kansas Writers Association. Gordon reveals the benefits and drawbacks of self-publishing.

Bill McWithey has described himself as a "general all around good guy who loves writing, helping others learn to write well, and growing the nicest roses in town." Read his candid interview on writing.

Canadian writer, Jozette Aaron, writes both fiction and nonfiction. Her novels, Next Stop, and If I would Love Again, are available on CD and as an ebook from Sunnyside Up Publishers. Ms. Aaron also writes using a pseudonym, Georgie DeSilva. Her articles have been published in a column for the Kansas Writers Association of Wichita, Kansas, and her short stories of the paranormal are on numerous web sites. Her work is available in several anthologies. Don't miss this versatile author's interview.

Bonnie Eaton, published under the pseudonym of B. J. Myrick, lives in Kansas. She retired as Art Educator to do what she always wanted--write psychological thrillers with a little of the supernatural thrown in. Interviewer, Georgie DeSilva, provides an insightful profile of this writer.