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Name: Gordon Basichis
Website: http://www.gordonbasichis.com
Contact: gordon@gordonbasichis.com

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: Philadelphia, PA

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: The first chapter of my latest book SPOOK, will be published in a new anthology called “Lying with Snakes, the Underbelly of Los Angeles.” This is Orange Recording’s, a music label, first attempt at publishing. I am presently shopping the entire novel.
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Name: Valerie Atkinson Brown
Website: http://www.authorsguild.net/members/valbrown/
Contact: Valerie Brown, valerie198@yahoo.com

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from? Pasadena, Texas
A: Can you tell us your latest book news? International Business Law will be out in 2005.

Q: How old were you when you first started writing?
A: Very young - I entered a contest with my illustrated story. I didn’t win, but I had the urge to write ever since then. I loved putting my memories, experiences, and impressions on paper - and providing fun drawings.
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Name: Clint Adams
Website: www.ClintAdams.com
Contact: Clint Adams (+039) 339-7422018

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: I was born in Oakland, California, and after not having lived there for many, many years I moved back for a brief period (10 months) before moving here to Italy permanently.

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: After spending much of my lifetime waiting for an editor or literary agent to become excited about something I’d always been excited about, I’ve decided to do it all on my own. This summer I’ll be releasing four books with the help of the printer Lightning Source UK, and their parent company, Ingram (Book) Wholesalers. The books are FEAR AIN’T ALL THAT, DON’T BE AFRAID OF HEAVEN and their Italian-language counterparts: LA PAURA NON E’ NIENTE and NON AVERE PAURA DEL PARADISO. The themes remain the same throughout; all things are possible with the elimination of fear.
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Name: Judy Cox
Website: www.judycox.net
Contact: Gtrmouse@aol.com

Questions:

Q: Where are you originally from?
A: I’m originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. I currently live in Oregon.

Q: Can you tell us your latest book news?
A: I have two new books coming out in the spring of 2005. Don’t Be Silly, Mrs. Millie! (Cavendish Children’s Books) is a picture book illustrated by Joe Matthieu. It’s the story of a teacher who has fun making up puns and word play with her kindergartners.
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“We’ll stay anchored here today, while we do a few repairs. The ship faired well with only a couple of ripped sails, but nothing that can’t be easily mended. A life on the other hand could not be replaced. I’ll have to thank Major Marsh myself today for rescuing you.” Captain Drake informed her as he smiled.

“If you’ll excuse me Captain Drake, all I want now is to clean up and get on some dry clothes.” Anna volunteered, with a sigh.

“Don’t try and get out of our chess game tonight, because I have a good feeling I may win this one. You know the crewmembers have placed bets on us.” Captain Drake said with his usual twinkle in his eyes.

“It’s a date Captain, but tell them I’m the one to place the money on.” Anna suggested as she struggled not to laugh. Captain Drake had a way of cheering her up. He was so much like a brother with his dry humor. She had told him this several times since they had become such good friends.

When Anna went down into the between-decks she saw that the floor was ankle deep in seawater, and the other passengers were busy ringing out blankets and clothes and hanging them from the rafters. As she stepped on the last step several of the women saw her and rushed up to her and hugged her. They explained how they all thought that Major Marsh and her had been a casualty of the storm during the night. Anna was touched by everyone’s concern and she told them about their night and what had happened.