Contributors

Robert Kibble has not previously had any work published, other than his own self-publishing efforts. His books, short stories, musings, rants, and love of zeppelins can be found at www.philosophicalleopard.com, along with an explanation of what a Philosophical Leopard is.

BJ Neblett is a continuing contributor to several magazines including Romance Magazine and eFiction, available through Amazon. He is the author of the popular Elysian Dreams, a contemporary romantic fantasy adventure about searching your dreams while seeking your destiny, and Ice Cream Camelot, about growing up during the Kennedy administration. BJ was asked to write for the Kennedy Library. He was featured on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial blog site, and the Vietnam War Center in Washington. You can find more of BJ’s incredible stories in other popular publications including Northern Liberties Review and Short Story Me. Presently, BJ is busy working on a follow up memoir to Ice Cream Camelot titled A Change Is Gonna Come; a sequel to Elysian Dreams, tentatively titled The Amber People. BJ’s writings have been compared to that of Haruki Murakami and Isaac Asimov. BJ hosts two blog sites: www.hereforaseason.blogspot.com for poetry; www.bjneblett.blogspot.com for short stories and other writings.

Tuesday Feltz is a former midwife herself and no stranger to falling in love. She is currently a creative writing student at her local college pursuing a secondary career path.

Atri Cruizer has had found a new world in his imaginations since childhood. It was only when he reached high-school that he decided to pen them down. Currently residing in India, he decided to publish his first collection of novelettes and began working on 2013. It took one year to complete and now he is a self-published author of The Horror Nights. Always a believer in the human power of love, he tries to portray that very concept through his stories. For him, pain and hardships are always the best inspirations. Currently, he is busy penning down his next book, Killer-Victim Bond.

Gbenga Adesanya is a literary and screenwriter based in Lagos, Nigeria. He has two published works, Underbridge Epitaph (novel), and Royal Miscarriage (play). He won numerous acting and literary awards as undergraduate, and a couple of his screenplays are already made into movies in Nigeria. His motivation for writing is based on desire to challenge fraudulent conventions and institutions that make one lord over another. Glimpses of his literary works could be found at bibiirefilms.com/blog.

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