FantaSci 2009
Authors

FantaSci is proud to showcase some of the most brilliant authors in the Tidewater Area. Come for your chance to meet and greet these Authors in person, purchase their books, and have your favorites autographed while you are here!

Tony Ruggiero has been publishing fiction since 1998. His science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories and novels have appeared in both print and electronic mediums. His published novels include: Operation Immortal Servitude, Alien Deception, Aliens and Satanic Creatures Wanted: Humans Need Not Apply, and also Alien Revelation coming later this year. Tony is also a contributing author to The Fantasy Writers’ Companion from Dragon Moon Press. The Companion picks up where The Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy leaves off. The Fantasy Writers' Companion takes on more advanced topics of writing, such as incorporating horror, incorporating mystery, developing a story in your favorite RPG universe, and exploring alternative cultures for world building. Tony’s contribution is a chapter on the effective use of horror in fantasy. Other collaborative work includes The Writers for Relief Anthology and No Longer Dreams Anthology. Tony retired from the United States Navy in 2001 after twenty-three years of service. While continuing to write, Tony teaches at Old Dominion University, Saint Leo University, and Tidewater Community College in Norfolk, VA. For more information, please visit www.tonyruggiero.com

Pamela Kinney is a published author of various short stories and poetry in horror, fantasy and science fiction, plus the nonfiction ghost book, Haunted Richmond, Virginia, both under the name, Pamela K. Kinney, and under the pseudonym, Sapphire Phelan. As Pamela, she writes horror, fantasy, science fiction and Haunted Richmond. Pamela also has a chapbook of four fictional ghostly tales, Beyond the Four Walls, published by Naked Snake Press. As Sapphire, Pamela writes erotic paranormals, fantasy and science fiction as Sapphire Phelan . Her website and blog as Pamela K. Kinney: http://FantasticDreams.50megs.com http://pamelakkinney.blogspot.com

Antonietta Wallace In  the early days, A. B. Wallace's interests centered around dancing, school,  and work. Reading and writing were monstrous creatures she dreaded. Then one day, a strange form of enlightenment struck. (She believes it may  have been lightening but is still unsure.) From that day forth a reader was born and the imagination sparked to life. She has been writing ever since and her husband now wonders to whom he has been married for over thirteen years. Her mother, although proud of her daughter's accomplishments,  ponders on occasion if A. B. Wallace is the same daughter she gave birth  to. But her four dogs and small parrot are absolutely sure of A. B. Wallace's identity.  (She believes it has something to do with who feeds and walks them.) Since that fateful day, several of her short stories have been published in various literary magazines, on the internet, and in anthologies.
A.B. WALLACE was born in Italy but has lived in the United States since  she was five years old. She has a B.A. in Sociology from St. Peter's College, Jersey City, NJ, has worked as a Case Worker for the Hudson County Division  of Welfare in Jersey City and has held several administrative positions  with the Federal Government in Washington DC. She now lives in Virginia.
http://abwallace.com/
abwallace3@verizon.net

Elizabeth Blue
Elizabeth Blue is a native Virginian who is fascinated with all things macabre, bizarre and dangerous. Her current obsession is with extreme survival stories. She generally writes about ghosts, but has included many other horrors in her stories. Currently available is her short story "Rita and Mike" in Traps, an anthology published by DarkHart Press. Coming soon is "The Rain Diet" in Terrible Beauty/Fearful Symmetry, also published by DarkHart. She also has a tale called "Isabelle's Prince" included in the charity anthology Writers for Relief Volume II. She is currently finishing up work on a supernatural horror novel set in a fictionalized Pungo, Virginia. Her next novel will be set on Chincoteague and Assateague Islands. Elizabeth is a member of the Horror Writers Association, secretary of the Mid-Atlantic Horror Professionals and is a fiction editor at Pretty-Scary.net. In addition to writing, Elizabeth loves anything that pertains to cars, guns or bourbon. She lives in Glen Allen, VA with her three sons, four cats and two Roborovski dwarf hamsters.
www.elizabethblue.com

Theresa Bane




 

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