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Clara Hume
Clara Hume’s first novel will be published by Moon Willow Press in late 2012. Clara lives in the Pacific Northwest and loves to hike, garden, and swim in the ocean. She is married and settled, but says that when she “grows up”, she would like to become a biologist, physicist, or librarian. In the meantime, she is an educator and studies ecology.
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Jed Brody
Author Jed Brody teaches physics at Emory University. As a participant in the Emory-Tibet Science Initiative, he travels to India to teach physics to Tibetan monks and nuns. He was a Peace Corps volunteer in Benin, West Africa. His stories and articles have appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Creative Loafing, Progress in Photovoltaics, Solid-State Electronics, Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells, The American Journal of Physics, The Journal of Chemical Education, and One Hand Does Not Catch a Buffalo: Fifty Years of Amazing Peace Corps Stories: volume 1, Africa.
Jed plans to donate all his royalties from the sale of The Philodendrist Heresey to an environmental organization.
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John Sands
John Sands, photographed by his daughter, Katherine Oliver
Born in Louisville, Kentucky to Gerald (Jerry) and Janice Sands, John grew up in small towns of Indiana and suburbs of Chicago. John married Marcie Chism in 1984. They have three children and one grandchild. John dabbles in writing based upon a lengthy thought process even before writing the first letter. He considered writing The Lottery Winner for two years before he started. Then it took about four years to finish. During that writing time he continued working full time at RR Donnelley printing books by thousands of other authors and enjoying time with family and friends.
The publication date of The Lottery Winner is October 9, 2011.
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Anthony Wright
Anthony Wright was born in Melbourne, Australia, graduated in film production at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, and was employed in various occupations and traveled through 20 countries before settling in Mexico City in 1993. He lived and worked as a journalist before returning to Melbourne in 2001, where he completed an education diploma at the University of Melbourne and began work as a teacher. He returned to Mexico City in 2008. His fiction, journalism, poetry and photography have been published in Australia, China, England, Mexico and the United States.
His first title with MWP is e-book Smoke Ghosts & Other Outré Tales, which features tales from “The South Asia Suite” and “The Trail of My Dead”. In this e-book, a collection of dark but humorous short stories, Anthony Wright weaves his past travels in Australia, South East Asia, Mexico, and Central America to create a lively pattern of outré tales, interlaced with the supernatural, in which the author’s outsider philosophy is central to the thread of existence.
Anthony’s second title, Infernal Drums (trade paperback and e-book), is also published by Moon Willow Press.
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