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Richard Smith’s motto is: Never give up; it can happen. And his first book, Time Trap, and now The Darziods’ Stone is proof of that.

Born in London, the youngest of three children, Richard has loved writing stories since he was 10; and regularly got top marks for his essays at school – where his favourite subject was English. After leaving school, he worked in a succession of dead-end jobs. None brought him as much satisfaction as writing – which he kept up, with his mother’s constant encouragement. Richard credits her father, a taxi driver, who enjoyed writing as […]

Dale Cox grew up living in several places around the country while his father served in the United States Air Force. He earned a B.S. and M.S. in Food Science at Brigham Young University and lived for two years in Mexico while serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

He has worked over 23 years in the food industry, primarily in new product development and process improvement. Together with his wife, LeAnne, and others, he has run several businesses, including various real estate investment ventures, mobile home park ownership and operation, and land development.

He […]

I’ve been writing and creating for most of my life. I’ve done stand-up comedy, written screenplays and television episodes across various genres.

Tell us about your book.

Footsteps in the Dark is a collection of eight supernatural/horror short stories with a Twilight Zone flavor that highlight the eternal struggle between good and evil, brought on by the human condition and the lengths people go to satisfy their desires.

Why did you want to write a book?

I wanted to bring to life ideas that were best shown through the pages of a book.

Why did you choose to self-publish?

Considering […]

R. Lawson is a retired vascular surgeon and Professor of Surgery who served as a Captain in the United States Air Force. With over 120 academic works published, he moved into fiction genre writing thrillers with a focus on terrorism, cyber spying and more. However, RECALL is written in a different genre, a fictional historical narrative.

Tell us about your book.

RECALL, a fictional historical narrative, tells the story through the impressions of four young men who played on a championship high school football team in the Fifties and end up in different capacities in Vietnam a decade later. […]