Stacia Moffett, author of the two-book series "Lost and Found in Tennessee," which includes the titles "The Missing Girl" and "Jessa is Back," was born into a family of educators in Nashville, Tennessee. Moffett's academic journey took her to Mississippi in the early 1960s, a time and place that deeply influenced her understanding of the South. With retirement came the call to write, which took Stacia back to her Southern roots. Through her writing, Stacia Moffett aims to share her experiences as a white girl in a bygone era, offering readers insights into the forces that continue to shape lives in the South. Her work captures the essence of a time gone by, inviting those who did not live through it to understand its enduring impact.

Jeanne' Atlanta Broxton is a mother, daughter, friend, entrepreneur, book sales and social media marketing specialist, and future author of her book that is currently untitled. She is an authentic and insightful person who I am happy to have called 'friend' since I can remember. Join us as childhood friends catch up, reflect, and celebrate this milestone episode of the podcast.

D.L. Gardner is an award-winning author, artist, filmmaker, and screenwriter with other 27 published works to her credit. Writing and painting are her passions and fantsy, her forte. When she's not pounding keys on the computer, she's canning salsa, picking apples, listening to the voices of critters in the woods, or watching flowers grow. She loves visiting far-off lands through books by both reading and writing.

Stephen Harrison is a writer and tech lawyer based in Dallas. His fiction and nonfiction pieces have appeared in the New York Times, The Washington Post, WIRED, and Slate Magazine. For the past five years, he has penned the column "Source Notes" about Wikipedia and the world of facts on the internet.

For years, LLH Harms has written books, stories, and poems and simply placed them on a shelf. With encouragement from one of her children, she has finally decided to share her writing with all of us. "The Aftertime" is her debut novel. A second project, a picture book, is forthcoming. She lives in Virginia with her family.

After years spent as a naturalist on the north Oregon coast and PNW garden speaker, Cyndi dusted off her old Comm degree, left technical writing behind and got to work on short storie, flash fiction, and personal essays. But in secret she tapped away on her first mystery novel, "Deadly Yours," which has now been published by Wild Rose Press.

Hailing from Bradenton, Florida, Dr. James R. Gregory is an expert in corporate branding and its effect on Wall Street. The author of six influential business books, "Zephyr's War," marks his debut novel. Melding his real-life business background as the leader of an unconventional consultancy with the freedom the fiction genre affords, James is thrilled to present this fact-paced thriller which contains all the elements of business realism along with plenty of thrills to captivate and entertain.

Dante Terese is the "other" Dante, who writes books, works as a baker/pastry chef, and volunteers with gardening and other endeavors. Her stories are very different in settings, characrers and conclusions. Her newest book, "The Base - Book 1" is the first of a series.