Sue Fairchild

Sue Fairchild

    Editor-Inactive I read almost anything I could get my hands on as a kid. Any genre held my attention if the writing was good. I longed to be an author who could put words together in such a way to make people lose all sense of time and space. When I...
Whitney Smyth

Whitney Smyth

Editor   Growing up I was the kid who would get into trouble for reading in class. My family was the one at the restaurant with noses buried in books. It was only natural that I would seek some way to make books a part of my career path. In March of 2014 I...
Darren Todd

Darren Todd

  We never read enough books in school, so I would remove the dust jacket from my mom’s books and steal minutes during class to read. It always felt like I was getting away with something, or discovering a world few of my peers knew existed. I’ve been...
Michelle Barry

Michelle Barry

Editor For me, books have always been a treasure, waiting on your book shelf for you to fall into them and be swept away by the story. My passion for reading, and later, writing, led me to pursue my BA in English from Salve Regina University. From there I worked as a...
Philip A. Lee

Philip A. Lee

    Some say I was born with a red pen in my hand, so it’s no surprise that my penchant for words and stories ultimately led to a career in writing and editing. My literary tastes vary, but I largely gravitate toward genre fiction. I’ll read anything sci-fi,...
Deb Hartwell

Deb Hartwell

    Editor-Inactive I was reading books before age five. I have a vivid memory of a teacher at my preschool asking us if anyone was interested in learning how to read. I thought that learning how to read would be like unlocking this secret universe that only...