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New York native Ann I. Goldfarb spent most of her life in education, first as a classroom teacher and later as a middle school principal and professional staff developer in upstate New York. She has nine published YA time travel mysteries and over a decade of experience writing non-fiction for Jones Publishing and Madavor Media trade magazines. Her time travel novels have garnered a number of awards and recognitions including first place for The Time Borrower in the romance category from Feathered Quill Book Awards in 2105. She is a member of the Arizona Authors Association and has served as a judge for their literary contests.

New York native Ann I. Goldfarb spent most of her life in education, first as a classroom teacher and later as a middle school principal and professional staff developer in upstate New York. She has nine published YA time travel mysteries and over a decade of experience writing non-fiction for Jones Publishing and Madavor Media trade magazines. Her time travel novels have garnered a number of awards and recognitions including first place for The Time Borrower in the romance category from Feathered Quill Book Awards in 2105. She is a member of the Arizona Authors Association and has served as a judge for their literary contests.

Carlos Colón was born in Spanish Harlem and raised in the South Bronx during the turbulent late ‘60’s and early ‘70’s. graduating with an English degree from Lehman College, CUNY in 1980, he spent the following years working various sales jobs while also working with film producers on developing original screenplays and adaptations he’d written. In later years,

he founded and in still performing as the front man for The Jersey Shore Roustabouts, a retro rock ‘n’ roll with a loyal following in the New Jersey, New York and

Pennsylvania area. Sangre: The Color of Dying is his first

published novel and it has already been receiving praise for its unique approach towards a well-worn genre.

He is currently working on its sequel,

Sangre: The Wrong Side of Tomorrow.

Carlos Colón was born in Spanish Harlem and raised in the South Bronx during the turbulent late ‘60’s and early ‘70’s. graduating with an English degree from Lehman College, CUNY in 1980, he spent the following years working various sales jobs while also working with film producers on developing original screenplays and adaptations he’d written. In later years,

he founded and in still performing as the front man for The Jersey Shore Roustabouts, a retro rock ‘n’ roll with a loyal following in the New Jersey, New York and

Pennsylvania area. Sangre: The Color of Dying is his first

published novel and it has already been receiving praise for its unique approach towards a well-worn genre.

He is currently working on its sequel,

Sangre: The Wrong Side of Tomorrow.

Horror Author Frank Bittinger and I spend another hour of horror filled fun togther- 

Over the centuries, Frank Bittinger has experienced many existences. In this incarnation, Mr. Bittinger is a vegan who lives and writes in historic Western Maryland, sharing his home with a menagerie of pets, several alternate personalities, and the occasional ghost. One of his favorite pastimes is taking walks in old cemeteries in the evening.

Horror Author Frank Bittinger and I spend another hour of horror filled fun togther- 

Over the centuries, Frank Bittinger has experienced many existences. In this incarnation, Mr. Bittinger is a vegan who lives and writes in historic Western Maryland, sharing his home with a menagerie of pets, several alternate personalities, and the occasional ghost. One of his favorite pastimes is taking walks in old cemeteries in the evening.

I have wanted to be a fashioned designer since I was just 13 years old. My grandmother introduced me to the love of sewing at the young age of 9 and I was hooked.  Flash forward several years to when I became a mom to the cutest, sweetest little girl, Isabella. Her vivacious spirit and love for life inspired me to start designing again, and Bella Sunshine Designs was born.

Since then, I’ve had another baby girl named Lilly.  Both my babies give me so much inspiration to pull from.  My designs focus on bringing light and joy to life.  Simple clean lines with a little flair. A tiny bit old-fashioned, but still young and fresh.  Classic with a modern twist!

So many things are in the works behind the scenes at Bella Sunshine Designs.  We are constantly evolving.  We have plans to innovate the sewing world one pattern at a time.  Thank you to all of those that have been cheering us on from the very beginning.

I have wanted to be a fashioned designer since I was just 13 years old. My grandmother introduced me to the love of sewing at the young age of 9 and I was hooked.  Flash forward several years to when I became a mom to the cutest, sweetest little girl, Isabella. Her vivacious spirit and love for life inspired me to start designing again, and Bella Sunshine Designs was born.

Since then, I’ve had another baby girl named Lilly.  Both my babies give me so much inspiration to pull from.  My designs focus on bringing light and joy to life.  Simple clean lines with a little flair. A tiny bit old-fashioned, but still young and fresh.  Classic with a modern twist!

So many things are in the works behind the scenes at Bella Sunshine Designs.  We are constantly evolving.  We have plans to innovate the sewing world one pattern at a time.  Thank you to all of those that have been cheering us on from the very beginning.

Host of "American Car Classics" radio show on Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 5:30pm on WAXE, Vero Beach (1370AM and 107.9FM)

Replays on Real Radio 101.7FM on Sundays @ 7:00PM.

Also on iHeart Radio at www.iheart.com/live/4788

Freelance writer formerly at Vero's Voice magazine, now for Vero Beach Newsweekly.

Host of "American Car Classics" radio show on Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 5:30pm on WAXE, Vero Beach (1370AM and 107.9FM)

Replays on Real Radio 101.7FM on Sundays @ 7:00PM.

Also on iHeart Radio at www.iheart.com/live/4788

Freelance writer formerly at Vero's Voice magazine, now for Vero Beach Newsweekly.