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Norman Burslem
Norman Burslem, born in an air raid shelter in Salford in 1940, was educated mainly in North Wales and West Sussex before going on to become a primary school teacher, headteacher and eventually an advisor/inspector in this field. He and his wife have one son. Having taken up writing upon his retirement, Mr. Burslem has four published novels and has had poetry published in three anthologies.
Helen Marie Byrne
Helen Byrne was born in Morewnstow in Cornwall and worked as a groom for Mendip Farmers’ Hunt until the age of twenty-one, when she retired due to illness. Helen loved horse riding and scuba diving. She possessed an in-depth knowledge of horses and wrote the book All About the Horse at just sixteen years old. She is missed by all who knew her.
Kevin Byrne
Kevin Byrne, born January 2, 1949, embarked on a journey of adventure early in life. Leaving school at fifteen, he served eight years in the Royal Navy . After leaving the Navy, Kevin dove into the realm of sales, where he found his niche for the next forty years. From selling oil additives, to marketing IT solutions and facilitating recruitment processes, Kevin’s career trajectory mirrored his adventurous spirit and entrepreneurial drive. He is an avid enthusiast, of Blues, Soul, Jazz and Motown with a large collection. – He enjoys Reading ...
Richard Byrne BSc(Hons)
Richard Byrne was born in Hull in 1956. He joined the military where he was injured after seven years. He attended Ulster University in Belfast and has a BSC Hons degree in Community Development. Richard was employed as a PCIH (Practitioner Chartered Institute of Housing). He is an empathetic, genuine and helpful person. His favourite activities are golf and spending time with women. He has travelled the world; has gone to Memphis and Graceland, where he once shook hands with Vesta Presley.His published works are 1914 Dig the Dry Zone, and ...
Alex Capricorn Ph.D. (Dr. Sándor Bak)
Hungarian Alex Capricorn, emeritus lawyer, economist, elected judge, and mediator, now adds translator to his impressive repertoire! Exploring the vast arc of events, he birthed The Brief History of Sin, reshaping thinking. This gave rise to The Book of Questions, demanding completeness, guiding from fundamental existential questions to a private blog post in the 2109 reigning Cyberspace. This unique work sought English translation. Renowned translators failed. Ultimately, with Cyberspace's help, the Author, brilliantly assisted by ChatGPT, ...
Yvonne Carré-Valdor
Born in Bermuda in 1934, Yvonne Carré-Valdor has had an illustrious career as an international singer/entertainer, comedienne, dancer, and film actress, having recorded songs in 20 languages and travelled the world to perform them. Carré, the widow of famous composer and bandleader Frank Valdor, has now retired and resides in Switzerland.
Luisa Cartei
Luisa is an international award-winning copywriter, author, blogger, mother and surfer. She has lived across four different countries including the UK, the US, Italy and Australia and worked at the most prestigious advertising campaigns as a creative thinker and writer.She is a happy, adventurous, energetic Italian mother of two who loves exploring the world, creating meaningful relationships and investigating life in all its aspects. If she is not cooking lasagna, she is probably writing or surfing a wave!
Pete Chandler
David Chaplin
David Charles Chaplin was born in the city of Norwich in 1947, the youngest of six children. Can Do Better is his first book, a memoir of his life and times working in Rwanda. In his own words, he had an undistinguished school career, attending both Town Close House and Leys School, Cambridge before going on to earn a degree in English from Durham University. After teaching at a number of secondary schools for seven years, he was appointed head teacher of Vinehall School, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, serving in the role for twenty-five years. ...
David Cokeham
David Cokeham is a grandfather from East Yorkshire. Having finished his time at school in Australia, he returned to England for university, achieving a degree in Physics at the University of Manchester and a teaching qualification at the University of Bath. David went on to be a physics teacher and later progressed to Headteacher of the West Brigford School. He enjoys swimming, walking, reading, and writing.
John Coxon
John Coxon lives in Durham. He is a retired police officer who has also been self-employed and done a stint as a warehouse worker. His favourite pastime is reading crime novels. With plenty of experience of real-life crimes, he has decided to pick up the pen to author some of his own imagined stories. This is his first full novel.
Steve Crowley
Steve Crowley was born in Southampton in the U.K. He attended Millbrook High School. Steve was a furniture restorer, antique dealer, a psychic, a tarot and palm reader and a healer. Steve is a confirmed Catholic. He is a pagan, Wiccan, druid and a high priest. For the fourth year running Steve has won SME Media Award for Southern England in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023. He also reads tarot cards to help people. Steve has the worlds first crystal healing bed. He aids people with their Chakras. Steve is Resident Psychic witch on UK GB Talk Radio. ...
Margrit Dahm
The German-born author came to London in 1962. She got married the same year and immediately moved to Hong Kong with her Chinese husband. When she returned to London after six years, she soon separated from him. Becoming a student again, she embarked on a course of German literature at the University of London. It was during her Masters degree course that she began to write poetry again and to take up teaching as a career. Her publications include two books of German poetry published in Aachen/ Germany, ‘Transforming the Moment’, a book of ...
Sándor Dezsö
Sándor Dezső was born in Budapest on September 12, 1999. Since childhood, he has been writing for himself and his family. Besides writing, his hobbies include football, and he loves music. The aim of his novel is to explore questions related to human life and worldview.
Melissa Di Donato Roos
Melissa Di Donato Roos was born in New York to an Italian American family; is the eldest of five children and at a young age she wanted to make the world a better place for girls. Melissa got her B. A. in Political Science and Russian, her M.A. in Russian Translation, and M.B.A. in International Business from American University. She is the first female CEO of SUSE, the world’s largest opensource software company. As a thought leader and passionate supporter of diversity and inclusion, Melissa has received several industry awards and is ...
David Dordi
David Dordi was born and brought up in Dubai. He later migrated to Bristol in the United Kingdom and is currently a student. One of his favourite hobbies is playing snooker. He also likes to go forth on adventures and explore new places which is shown in his writing. "Indifferent" is Dordi’s debut novel and he looks forward to writing many more.
