Authors & Writers

Lori G. Armstrong is a mystery author. Her books include "Hallowed Ground", "Blood Ties" and "Who Died in Here?". She currently lives in Rapid City with her husband and three daughters.

Steve Jenkins is an author. He has worked in advertising and design before pursuing his writing career. His books include "Living Color", "Move!", and "Actual Size".

Jackie French is a writer. She has written many books in several languages as well as won numerous awards in Australia and overseas. She is also a director of The Wombat Foundation that raises funds for research into the preservation of the endangered northern hairy nosed wombat.

Ilene Beckerman is an author. Her books have been translated into French, German, Portugese, Spanish, Japanese and other languages. She has also written for "The New York Times", the "Los Angeles Times", "Ladies Home Journal", "Victoria Magazine", and "Weight Watchers Magazine".

Ilene Cooper is a children's book author. She writes both fiction and non-fiction books for children of all ages. She received the "Prairie State Award" from the Illinois Reading Council in 2007 for "Excellence in Writing for Children".

Laurie Graff is an author. Her novels include "Looking For Mr. Goodfrog" and "You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs". She has also done many commercials for TV and radio.

Mark Rickerby is a writer. His writings have appeared in the book "Chicken Soup to Inspire the Body and Soul" and many other publications. He loves travel and adventure writing.

Robert Morgan Fisher is a writer and composer. He has written for radio, t.v. and film. He has also worked as a staff writer/producer/actor on numerous nationally-syndicated radio comedy shows.

Mark Bourne is a writer. He has also have also taught English literature, writing, and drama to high school students. He currently lives in Seattle.

Mark Steyn is a writer. He writes on politics, arts and culture. His column appears in many publications including “The New York Sun", "The Washington Times", "The Jerusalem Post", and "The Australian", among others.