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Sammie Ward
Sammie began writing in 1996. She
always enjoyed reading romance novels so it was natural for her to begin
writing them too. Sammie doesn't stop with novels. She has also
published several health related articles and short stories.
In June, 2006, Sammie Ward
was recognized as the Literary Diva in Heather Covington's book and one
of the Top 100 Admired African-American Women in Literature. She was
recently named Best New Romance Writer of 2006 by the Disilgold Literary
Network Association.
Her fourth novel, "It's In
the Rhythm is available in the LeRue
Press online bookstore.
Watch for her other novels to be added to
our store soon!
Contact Sammie Ward at
www.ladyleopublishing.com
John McGuire
John Anthony McGuire has been writing
prose and poetry for just over two
years. He's recently self-published his first novel, Mett Haar Rising –
a
Sci-fi / fantasy tale of prophecy, set on a mysterious world inhabited
by a pre-industrial civilization. His writing is the expression of his
inner feelings. It voices his intense desire to eradicate manipulative
greed and promote all that's fair and honest. Much of John's work uses
multiple metaphors, as can be seen in his recent poem entitled
Feather-light (Now Spring),
available in the LeRue Press online bookstore.
Born in Liverpool in 1953, his interest in the Arts was clear to all who
knew him. He
regularly walked the 3 or so miles from his home to the City centre of
Liverpool. His
favorite poets are Spike Milligan, Roger McGough and Edgar Alan Poe.
John is married and lives in Reading, Berkshire. He has a daughter aged
9
years who has been greatly influenced by her father's love of good story
and is destined to be a future talent.
Contact John McGuire
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Elizabeth Horton
Elizabeth was motivated to try writing and publishing a children’s book
by Oprah Winfrey. When Oprah first started her book club, she
introduced the book, "Simple Abundance" by Sarah Ban Breathnach.
This book encourages you to examine your passions, set goals, and set
plans to achieve them. One of my goals was to write a children’s book
based on a student in my class. 2007 will bring this goal to
completion.
You can order a copy of
"Pick Me, Pick Me", Elizabeth's story of one of her very bright
students struggle to get her attention. An endearing story and a
great "read to" book. Get your copy in the
LeRue Press online bookstore.
Contact Elizabeth Horton
Bill Robinson
Bill Robinson is retired from the Social Security Administration
where much of his job entailed writing correspondence, procedural
manuals, and special determinations to document decisions made on claims
for benefits.
Since retirement, Bill has attended Cerro Coso
Community College, taking classes in poetry and short story writing. He
received his certificate of completion from Writer’s Digest Magazine’s
school of fiction writing. Bill is now a member of the Bristlecone
Writer’s Cooperative. The group meets twice a month to critique each
others work, give support and share information. In addition, for the
last ten years, Bill has been a participant of Zoetrope.com, Frances
Ford Coppola’s website devoted to workshopping prose, poetry and movie
making.
Bill is now a part of the LeRue Press family. You
can read and/or purchase his work
"Hiking the High (and
lonesome) Paiute Trail" in the LeRue
Press online bookstore.
Contact Bill Robinson
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Darwin Green
Darwin Green was born
on March 4, 1981 in Ojai,
California.
He attended Arizona
State University and lived
in Santa Barbara,
California before starting
a career in the
entertainment industry.
Since then he has
worked on several
feature films and several
short films in post-
production. He currently
has several screenplays
written, and one of them,
a short film, is being
produced in Morocco.
His poem, "Love of My
Life" is available
now in
the LeRue Press online
bookstore.
Contact Darwin Green
Elsie O'Day
Elsie O'Day lives in the Northeastern corner of Maine close to the
Canadian border. She has raised four children. For several years she was
a Nationally Registered EMT, working on and driving ambulance. In
addition, she was a Specialized foster parent for well over eleven
years. Added to that, Elsie was closely involved with community affairs
and is still, though retired, very active in all ways. Her hobbies are
children, writing short stories, flash fiction and poetry. Her poem,
"What's In A Name" is
available in the LeRue Press online bookstore.
Contact Elsie O'Day
Coming Soon:
Ted Anthony Roberts
Read "The
History of
Swashbuckling",
"The History of
Musketeers", or
"The
History of Robin Hood"
Contact Ted Anthony
Roberts
Joe Black
Read
Crossroads
and
Two Worlds.
Available
in the LeRue Press
online bookstore.
Contact Joe Black
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