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Lark Griffing is an author who likes to bring her sense of adventure to her writing. The Last Time I Checked, I Was Still Here, a young adult coming of age novel, is Lark’s debut novel. Her most recent publication, The Starfish Talisman, is a young adult, old-fashioned ghost story.

Lark collects hobbies like some people collect friends.  When not writing and teaching, she is hiking, kayaking, SCUBA diving, camping, and enjoying life to the fullest with her family.

She is married to an amazing man, and she has two wonderful boys, a precocious golden doodle, named Maggie, and a psychotic tabby cat named, Dickens.

Daniel Paul is an Artist, Songwriter, guitar player, and producer. Born Daniel Paul Gilbert in Muskegon, Michigan. Started playing guitar when he was 10 years old. He is a Air Force Veteran. Lived for many years in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Has a back ground in sales & marketing. Lived for over 7 Years in Nashville, Tn. Met song writer / artist Robert Burgeis and became great friends. Together Robert & Daniel Paul recorded UNDER THE NASHVILLE MOON, Dance A Little Jig, & Paradise For Two. Amoung other Nashville song writing friends are Tony Stampley, Garrett Walker, Dave Pahanish, and many others who gave him moral support to keep writing. He's back and forth to Nashville riding a rainbow with lots of his great music to shared with the world. The Daniel Paul Band is made up of friends of Daniel Paul. You might be SURPRISED at who some of these Friends are on these Daniel Paul songs. Late 2017 Daniel Paul Band released the Under The Nashville Moon CD on cdbaby, Spotify, itunes & many more music sites! Hope the world likes my Coyntry music. Peace & Love

Daniel Paul Gilbert [email protected]

Audiobookworm Promotions™ is a multifaceted service aimed at providing marketing, event planning, and design services for the audiobook industry. This billion-dollar industry is immensely popular across the globe, but does not receive the same marketing attention granted to the traditional book industry.

Audiobookworm Promotions’ goal is to provide authors, publishers, and narrators of audiobooks with services comparable to those available to the traditional book format.

Lone Star State. Jeremy was always a fan of music, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his knack for it. Driven by his passion, he taught himself to play the guitar and began to write and perform music.

Over the past decade, Jeremy has played all over the U.S. and in Europe, including numerous venues in Texas. Pulling from the example of Texas performance artists, Jeremy loves to interact with his audience. He captivates the crowd with his genuine personality, unique humor, and heart-felt love of his occupation.

Jeremy draws from his personal experiences to create songs that are keenly perceptive and meaningful. His current single, "Burn This House Down," paints a poignant picture of heartbreak and acceptance that still remains relatable. This song will stick with you long after your first listen.

Website

https://www.jeremyparsonsmusic.com

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/jmpickinfool/

Twitter

https://mobile.twitter.com/jmparsonsmusic?lang=en

Facebook

https://m.facebook.com/jeremyparsonsmusic/

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Ffn2rC10WkQ9AIHy9Odgq

iTunes

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/things-i-need-to-say/1218995289

CONTACT:

Michael Stover/MTS Management Group

Wilnona and Jade are Advocate Awarded Authors. They are part of The And I Thought Ladies. They  have  written eight books over two years, The And I Thought Series. And I Thought Divorce was Bad, And I Thought I Did My Journey Alone, And I Thought He Was The One, And I Thought I Could Juggle it All, And I Thought Being Grown up Was Easy, And I Thought I Had It All Figured Out, & And I Thought The Workbook.  Jade and Wilnona are the Co-Founders of The Inspirational Women in Literature Media and Journalism Conference held at Sacramento State University.  They star in the Sacramento based reality TV Show Just Writin Life. Wilnona and Jade have been featured on over 105 interviews spanning the globe. They launched the Magazine 25 hottest Authors, Artist, and Advocates this year.  Currently they travel the world speaking about writing, assisting abuse victims, business saavy, and women empowerment.  Occasionally they write for Choices Magazine.  Their Website is www.andwethought.com

Nancy Quinn was born in Royal Oak, Michigan, but has lived in many areas of the country. She is an

internationally known wildlife artist whose work is noted for its detail and accuracy, and she is the

recipient of two World Wildlife Art Championship awards.

Nancy has always had a love of animals and nature. After college, she worked as a conservation law

enforcement duty officer for the state of Florida. She volunteered her spare time at wildlife

rehabilitation centers, bringing their birds and reptiles into the schools to educate children of all ages.

Over the years she has handled many domestic and exotic species, including cougars, leopards, and

tigers, and always had interesting stories to tell about her encounters with wild animals. Upon leaving a

suburban lifestyle in the metro Washington, DC area, to live in rural Montana, she discovered a new

world of exciting and unusual adventures. Encouraged by friends and family alike, she wrote her first

book, "Go West, Young Woman!"

She now happily resides on a mountainside in Montana with her husband, daughters, dogs, and horses,

where she continues to paint and write about her experiences living in the still wild west.

G. Wise has been a creative director in advertising most of his working life. In his youth he put forth effort as a bullrider, ironworker, laborer, welder, funeral home pickup person, bartender, truckdriver, postal worker, ice house worker, paving field engineer. A staid museum director called him raffish, which he enthusiastically embraced. Of course, he took up fiction and poetry.

Novel, "Ruined Days," released Dec, 2015, and short story collection, "Resume Speed" released June, 2016, both with Black Opal Books.

Winner, H. Palmer Hall Award for short story collection, "Night Train, Cold Beer," $1000 cash grant and publication of the book by Pecan Grove Press

Poetry collection, "Scattered Cranes," publisher Pski's Porch, Feb. 2017, Finalist Book Excellence Awards, Finalist American Bookfest Awards

J. Traveler Pelton was born in West Virginia in the last century. She is the Nation’s Mother for her tribe, the Munsee Delaware: she is wife to Dan for 44 years, mother of six adults, a grandmother of 8, a Clinically Licensed Independent Social worker, an adjunct professor of social work at her local university and an incessant reader. She is a cancer survivor.  She avidly studies science and technology, fascinated by the inventiveness of people. She is quick to draw parallels in different fields and weave stories around them.  Traveler is a fabric artist and her most enjoyable time is spent  spinning yarn while spinning yarns for the grandkids…

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Born in London in 1972, Shaun spent his formative years in the shadows of the dreaming spires of Oxford, before moving to Nottingham where he graduated with a degree in English and Media. Preferring to follow a passion for music over writing, he worked as a dance music producer in the 1990s. In 2001 he founded an internet marketing company, finding a home for his writing in the form of technical SEO and copywriting services. Unable to resist more creative urges, in 2016 he finally decided to put fingers to keyboard, penning his debut Fantasy novel, Bindcrafter. 

Shaun now lives in Brighton, on the south coast of England, where he splits his time between fiction, internet marketing, coaching kid’s soccer, and writing about himself in the third person. 

Find out more at www.spstevens.com 

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Margaret Louis Ebey (born October 5, 1935), known professionally as Margie Singleton, is an American country music singer and songwriter. In the 1960s, she was a popular duet and solo recording artist, working with country stars George Jones and Faron Young. Singleton had her biggest hit with Young called "Keeping Up With The Joneses" in 1964. She managed a successful solo career in the 1960s, recording 9 Top 40 Billboard Country singles, including a Top 5 hit.

 

In addition to being a solo and duet star, she also sang as a back-up vocalist with The Jordanaires. Numerous performers recorded many of her songs, including Teresa Brewer, Tammy Wynette and Charley Pride. In 1964, Singleton teamed up with singer Faron Young. Together they recorded the song "Keeping Up With The Joneses". That year, the song reached the country top 5, and became Singleton's biggest hit.

 

Now, at the age of 82, Margie Singleton is back with a new single and video for her song, “Jesus Is My Pusher.”

 

https://www.facebook.com/margiesingleton35/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margie_Singleton