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Dawn Compton

Dawn Compton

BIW Member Interview Dawn Compton, from Bellville, TX, writes that, “Living in Texas on a ranch is my best motivation to write. My family is kept busy with many animals that my son shows at all the major state livestock shows. Since I do the hauling and dead time before the shows, my favorite place…

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Shelly Hines

Shelly Hines

BIW Member Interview Shelly Hines is the owner/writer of All the Write Words. She has been writing for over twenty years with the past eight being on a full-time, professional basis in grant proposals and copywriting. She also writes both non-fiction and fiction projects on the side, with her most recently completed project being an…

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Judy Powell

Judy Powell

BIW Member Interview Judy Powell is a Jamaican Writer living in Mississauga, Canada. Judy, who loves to learn, holds a Bachelor’s Degree and three Master’s Degrees and is a member of the USA honour society, Phi Beta Kappa. Her novels – Hot Summer, Hot Chocolat and Coffee, Cream and Curry (two of which have received…

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Rita B. Fox

Rita B. Fox

BIW Member Interview Rita B. Fox writes short stories and children stories. She is always surprised other people like them. She is 49 years old, married and has three kids. She likes to be creative with writing, drawing, and poetry. She loves to cuddle with her 11 year old daughter, who is often her pool…

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Glenys O’Connell

Glenys O’Connell

BIW Member Interview Glenys O’Connell fell in love with the written word when she was four years old. She became a journalist and has been published in everything from hypnotherapy scripts, web content, and a travel guide to Ireland; to children’s fiction, non-fiction and, of course, romantic suspense novels (with Red Rose Publishing). Her two…

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Andrea Buginsky

Andrea Buginsky

BIW Member Interview Andrea Buginsky is a 33-year-old freelance writer. She graduated from the University of S. Florida in May 2007 with a BA in Mass Communications-Journalism. She is disabled, and enjoys writing articles and short stories from the comfort of home. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a writer? Andrea Buginsky:…

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Edie Dykeman

Edie Dykeman

BIW Member Interview Edie Dykeman is a freelance writer, blogger, caregiver, and newly anointed grandmother. She loves to read and write, and has combined the two by creating a wonderful home-based business. In her spare time, she enjoys keeping in touch with family and friends. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a…

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Janice Wiley-Dorn

Janice Wiley-Dorn

BIW Member Interview Janice Wiley-Dorn has won the Greater Augusta (GA) Arts Council’s Porter Fleming Competition twice and many other awards. Her short stories have appeared in literary periodicals, including The Rambler. She teaches creative writing online and leads two critique groups in Alabama. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a writer?…

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John Young

John Young

BIW Member Interview John Young lives and writes in Bellflower, California. He is an elementary school teacher who hopes to guide children in the direction of their dreams while also pursuing his own writing dreams. Moe: When did you know you wanted to be a writer? John Young: I read To Kill a Mockingbird as…

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Christine Hammar

Christine Hammar

BIW Member Interview Christine Hammar is a mother of 4 grown up children and a happy Grandmother of one grand child. After suffering a severe writing lapse during the years her children were small, she is now catching up, writing and learning the craft. She currently works in a Finnish Transport company, writing in her…

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