Megan Harris

 
 

Editor-Inactive

Growing up, I was the girl in class with her nose stuck in a book. I flew through them at a hungry pace and daydreamed of the many worlds authors described in their novels. My love for the written word translated into developing a freelance business with writing, editing and social media at the forefront.

I love meeting creative people and strive to learn more each day to hone my craft. I’m excited to join the team at Evolved Publishing! Authors that influence me include J.R.R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, Sandra Cisneros, Stephen King, Zora Neale Hurston, and William Faulkner, among others

When I’m not working, you can find me reading, running long distances for the fun of it, or spending time with my husband.

Books (Active Only) Edited or Co-Edited by Megan Harris:

Carry Me Away
by
Robb Grindstaff

Spirals
by
Ruby Standing Deer

Stones
by
Ruby Standing Deer

Shatter Point
by
Jeff Altabef

Wind Catcher
by Jeff Altabef
& Erynn Altabef

Whispers of the Dead
by
C.L. Roberts-Huth

Stevie Mikayne

 
 

Editor-Inactive

As a kid, I dreamed of having my own library, with a floor-to-ceiling ladder. As an adult, I have an empty room and a pile of book boxes in the corner. But the room has potential, and I have a plan. Being a writer is like that; you need potential, but you also need a road map. Evolved Publishing is both part of my career plan, and a living dream for me. I love helping other writers achieve their dreams, by shaping a manuscript until it starts breathing on its own.

I spent the first part of my career in special education before realizing that writing was more than just a hobby. While taking my MA in creative writing at Lancaster University (UK), I was introduced to the world of creative nonfiction, and I’ve been in love ever since.

Sleet magazine recently published an excerpt from my creative fiction novel-in-progress, Letters to Catherine. I’ve also had work published in Stone Highway Review and the Beltane Papers. Sometimes, I teach creative writing at the Nepean Creative Arts Centre, and at Algonquin College in Ottawa, Canada. My debut novel, Jellicle Girl, was published by Evolved Publishing on August 15, 2012. They released my second novel, Weight of Earth, on May 20, 2013.

When I grow up, I want to be a baby elephant whisperer in Kenya.

Books (Active Only) Edited or Co-Edited by Stevie Mikayne:

Tell Me You Want
Forever
by Amelia James

The Underground
Princess
by J.W. Zulauf

Eric Pinder

 
 

Editor-Inactive

As an editor, I appreciate stories with pace and humor—and no dangling participles. Genres of particular interest include nature writing, creative nonfiction, speculative fiction, and books for children & young adults. I earned my MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts, and I teach at New Hampshire Institute of Art.

Books (Active Only) Edited or Co-Edited by Eric Pinder:

The Atheist and the Parrotfish
by Richard Barager

Thomas and the
Tiger-Turtle
by Jonathan Gould

Robb Grindstaff

AUTHOR

 

For Robb Grindstaff’s complete catalog, please visit THIS PAGE.

 

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In addition to a career as a newspaper editor, publisher, and manager, Robb Grindstaff has written fiction most of his life. The newspaper biz has taken him and his family from Phoenix, Arizona, to small towns in North Carolina, Texas, and Wisconsin, from seven years in Washington, D.C., to five years in Asia. Born and raised a small-town kid, he’s as comfortable in Tokyo or Tuna, Texas.

The variety of places he’s lived and visited serve as settings for the characters who invade his head.

His novels are probably best classified as contemporary southern lit, and he’s had more than a dozen short stories published in a wide array of genres. His articles on the craft of fiction writing have appeared in various writer magazines and websites, and one of his seminars was presented at the Sydney (Australia) Writers Festival. He also has taught writing courses for the Romance Writers of America, Romance Writers of Australia, and Savvy Authors.

Robb retired from the newspaper business in the summer of 2020 to write and edit fiction full time.

 

BOOKS WRITTEN BY

 

UP NEXT

 
Robb is fast at work on his next book, but it’s a little soon for us to share much, so please stay tuned to this page for updates.
 

EDITOR

 

I’ve edited fiction and non-fiction books for authors from around the world for the past ten years.

My clients include authors of literary, contemporary, women’s fiction, crime, young adult, fantasy, and romance (spicy or mild), as well as creative non-fiction such as memoirs. I’ve edited about every genre other than sci-fi.

A few of my articles on the craft of writing fiction have appeared in various writer magazines and websites, and one of my pieces was presented at the Sydney (Australia) Writers Festival. I also teach fiction courses for the Romance Writers of Australia, Romance Writers of America, and Savvy Authors.

 

BOOKS EDITED BY ROBB GRINDSTAFF:

The 9:15 to
Grand Central
by Michael Ringering

A Calico Tale
by
Michael Ringering

The Clovis Dig
by
Teri Fink

A Debt of War
by
Michael Ringering

Devil’s Dance
by
Jeff Altabef

Devil’s Den
by
Jeff Altabef

A Face on a Train
by
Michael Ringering

New Year’s Eve 1999
by
Gregg Sapp

Six Bits
by
Michael Ringering

Where Butterflies
Go to Die by
Michael Ringering

Willy the Whale
by
Michael Ringering

John Anthony Allen

 
 

Editor-Inactive

I wrote my first story when I was eight years old. Since then, I’m almost always found at the intersection of language and imagination. I have an MFA in fiction from Pacific University and a certificate in copyediting from UCSD. I’ve worked as an editor for several literary magazines, including WORK and Silk Road Literary Journal.

My literary interests are broad, ranging from science fiction and fantasy to westerns, to historical and hyper-literary fiction. Some of my favorite authors are Toni Morrison, Cormac McCarthy, Orhan Pamuk, Jaan Kross, Margaret Atwood, Iain Banks, Umberto Eco, Molly Gloss, J R R Tolkien, and Kurt Vonnegut.

When I’m not writing and editing, I love to travel and learn languages — I’m fluent in Estonian and have studied French, Russian, German, Spanish, and Welsh. I live in Portland, Oregon.

Books (Active Only) Edited or Co-Edited by John Anthony Allen:

The Children of Darkness
by
David Litwack

The Stuff of Stars
by
David Litwack