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Our writing covers whatever our writers can scrawl with a pencil, bang out on a keyboard or carve into a tombstone. Types of writing include comic, journal, poetry, essay, research, news, health, fiction, prose and other styles. In the interests of cohesion we also have gathered series works.

We don't claim to be the best writers but we do allow for greatness when it comes.

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Kim Breeding-Mercer - Bio
Mykel Board - Bio
Cristy Johnson Bowen - Bio
Kim Cormack - Bio
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Two Poems, Tax and Publishing

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31 March 2018 By Ken Poyner - Bio



Two of my poems, “How Assumption Defeated the Unisex Invaders” and “New Planet Landscape 7” are now out in “Star*Line” 41.1, and my Rhysling nominated poem “Maintenance Call” is out in the “2018 Rhysling Anthology”, the collection of poems nominated as the best SF offerings of 2017. Both are available from The Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association at www.sfpoetry.com. Both paperback and PDF are offered.
On a funny side note, my tax preparer finished our taxes and noted that a loss from Barking Moose Press (yes, I did have sales, but I also had business expenses, web expenses, and the cost of producing “Avenging Cartography”) helped to reduce my tax bite. The way she put it: “smart, to be able to deduct the cost of your hobby”. Oh, yes. And I made money on my poetry/fiction individual items side, so, with the loss with Barking Moose Press, that income got wiped out for tax purposes, and I came out ahead in ways. Well, I had decided sal…
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The Creation Of The Children of Ankh Series

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12. Feb. 2018 By Kim Cormack - Bio


Well, many of you know how this series came to light but for those who don't, allow me to share this tale about how an author of children's books ended up what could very well become a paranormal fantasy franchise. In 2009, I wrote two light-hearted and magical children's books. Being Four was texted into my phone January 28th of 2009 in the middle of the night. I'd had this beautiful dream about being in kindergarten, holding baby chicks. I recalled standing in the forest as a ray of light shone through the branches of the trees and how it made me feel. I didn't even remember texting it into my phone until I bought a new cell phone. I found the book in the notes file and was driven by this inner voice to find a publisher. I wrote Shark Boots on B.C. Ferries shortly after, when I was on my back from a trip to Vancouver. Both children's books were published that year and I was totally set on my writing direction.



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The Rather Epic Children of Ankh Side Series

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1. Jan 2018
By Kim Cormack - Bio






After many years lost in places void of humanity, Grey found her. He introduced her to a partially immortal family. She’d been saved in so many ways by the Ankh. They were the family that she had always been destined to find. They would teach her to embrace the dragon that resided within her. She would learn that both the dark side of her spirit and light were equally important. Lexy of Ankh was a weapon, unmatched by any member of the other clans. She would fight for all that is good even though most of the time her heart remained lost in the darkness. Greydon tried to be her handler, but Lexy of Ankh was meant to be a WILD THING. 
In book one of the side series, we follow Lexy of Ankh through the trauma that creates her Dragon self. In the Children of Ankh series, a Dragon is a warrior capable of turning their emotions off completely to accomplish tasks impossible to those with pesky little problems like empathy and a conscience. Lexy of Ankh become…
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