Today, Edith lives with her husband and two wonderful children in Seattle.
She cans fruit and makes jelly and tries so hard to grow lettuce and tomatoes, but all she can grow is apples and pears. Edith is grateful for everything her mother and father taught her.
Bianca Greyvenstein is a slightly scatterbrained author from Southern Africa. Currently dabbling in poetry and a short story or two, while studying in Dubai and writing about her misadventures and serendipities on her blog Binx Thinx (binxthinx.com). Although her profession is leading towards Information Technology, her heart belongs to Literature and Languages. It’s just a matter of time for her novels that she has been mulling over for the past decade to get written and published.
Ronel Janse van Vuuren is the author of New Adult, Young Adult and children’s fiction filled with mythology and folklore. Her dark fantasy stories can be read on Wattpad (https://www.wattpad.com/user/miladyronel) and on her blog Ronel the Mythmaker (https://ronelthemythmaker.wordpress.com/). She won Fiction Writer of the Year 2016 for her Afrikaans stories on INK (http://www.ink.org.za/lede/roneljansevanvuuren/). She’s also a judge for Cracked Flash Fiction Competition.
Ronel can be found tweeting (@miladyronel) about writing and other things that interest her, arguing with her characters, researching folklore for her newest story or playing with her Rottweilers when she’s not actually writing.
Liz Kellebrew lives in the Pacific Northwest and writes fiction, poetry, literary essays, and creative nonfiction. Her work has appeared in The Coachella Review, Elohi Gadugi, The Conium Review, Writers Resist, Mount Island, Section 8, The Pitkin Review, and Vine Leaves Literary Journal. She was a finalist for the 2016 Calvino Prize, and holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College.
Sunny Lanning is a writer and rabble rouser, a drinker of endless cups of coffee and a quantifier of deep silence. Her native habitat is Sacramento, where she can be found wandering under the California sunshine in search of the next great adventure.
Meenakshi Sethi is a teacher, blogger, writer from India. She used to write poetry, short essay in her school days but never shared with anyone. In July 2016, on inspiration from her soulmate she started her blog 'Wings of Poetry / Layers of Life' (msethi272.wordpress.com).
Currently she writes poetry, writing daily for her blog. Her poems are about love, life, spirituality, deep emotions and unshared feelings. She discovered herself through her writings. Writing is just like meditation for her.
Grace Burleson Smith is a writer, blogger, and playwright. She blogs on her site themusesemporium.com, has written for Education News, and writes content for many business sites. Grace is also a woodworker, a crafter, and a Broadway fanatic. She loves living on a farm with her fantastic husband and her four dogs.
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