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Where Legends Begin.
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Ina Pearl, is a dedicated, determined, Christian who loves to write. Born, married, and birthed two beautiful children in Mississippi, she moved away for business opportunities with her company. She returned to her hometown of Terry in 2019 and has dedicated herself to her writing. Ina Pearl enjoys country life and is an avid reader. She and her dog, Daisy, share a small original farmhouse in Hinds County.
Like many of her characters, Janet is a history buff and loves anything of historical significance from old cars to old cemeteries. Get to know Janet and you'll see why she's been critically acclaimed at the Faulkner Wisdom Competition and why her writing continues to receive 4- and 5-star reviews. Her novel, Spirits' Desire, the second book in her Legend of Draconis series, won The Critter's, Preditor's and Editor's Award while the third book in The Raiford Chronicles, Broken, was a short-list finalist (top 20) at the Faulkner Competition. It could be that readers see so much of her in her characters: mother, grandmother, educator, author, editor, a leader in the Mississippi writing community as head of the Middle Mississippi chapter of the Mississippi Writers Guild; and board member of the Mississippi Writers' Guild, and a person who has overcome great obstacles and still holds on to her faith in her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Glen Stripling is a sci-fi author with two books, Chronosia and Song of Jupiter, as well as a number of short stories to his credit. He studied geology at the University of Southern Mississippi. Glen is a member of the Mississippi Writers' Guild. He and his wife, Kathy, make their home in Madison County, Mississippi.
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Thomas M. (Mike) Roberson is a native of Houston, Texas and makes him home in Pearlan. He has seven grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren, one who resides in Heaven now. He began his career as a firefighter at the Johnson Space Center and joined the Houston Fire Department in 1967. Retiring in 1989 as a Senior Arson Investigator, he sought new adventur, which included executive security, circulation manager for an advertising newspaper, hospital security manager, expert witness, and engineering manager. Mike has written poems and short stories for years, but only after his second retirement did he write his first novel, Hunter: Do the Right Thing. Hunter: Mending Fences is its sequel. His other interests include spreading the Gospel of Christ, reading, travelling, and collecting guns.
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Marty Roppelt was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. His original profession was acting, on stage, in local commercials and training films, and in film. This means that he has experienced life through a wide variety of day and night jobs, from barista to waiter and bartender to security guard, amongst many others. He lives in Illinois with his wife, Becky, and their eccentric cat, Fritz. Mortal Foe is his debut novel.
Lottie Brent Boggan, a lifelong resident of Jackson, Mississippi, and long-time contributor to The Northside Sun Newspaper, has a knack for finding humor in the worst circumstances. She's had numerous accolades, including winning The Eudora Welty novel competition.
Lottie's family is an icon in Mississippi, her father having started Brent's Drugs, which was featured in the movie, The Help. Her late husband was a prominent doctor in the area.
She has been an avid skier, golfer, and tennis player throughout her octogenarian life. She is a dog lover and staunch supporter of rescue dogs.
Janne Swearengen has had many jobs, but two vocations. As a teacher in Hartsville, Tennessee, she adored teaching and learned more from her students than they ever learned from her. Her second vocation was as a surveyor of long-term care facilities in Mississippi. She joined the University of Wisconsin, Madison, for a rewarding experience helping nursing facilities across the country assess the quality of their care delivery, while experiencing powerful interactions with the residents themselves. Retired in 2012, Janne reinvented herself as a passionate vegan living in Madison, Mississippi. She is a member of the Mississippi Writers' Guild and has one book out, The Yorkie who Sings at Midnight, as well as several pieces in collections, such as Affairs of the Heart the first anthology by the Middle Mississippi Chapter of the Mississippi Writers' Guild, both available on Amazon. You can also read her blog on Substack and follow her on Instagram.Type your paragraph here.
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A native New Yorker, Barbra Best now makes her home in Miami with her husband Gus. Using her real name, her works have been published in The Magnolia Quarterly, and her debut novel, then entitled Forbidden Fruit, landed as a semifinalist in the Faulkner Wisdom Competition. Barbra is an avid reader, music lover, and the proud owner of a French Bulldog named Winston.