fiction. poetry. power.
Kim Wells has a PhD in American Lit with a specialty in Women Writers, has produced the Women Writers third wave "zine" since 1998, and indie published her first novel, Mariposa, in December 2014. Her fiction centers on interesting female characters, especially in Urban Magical Realism with a Southern Slipstream flavor. She lives in the South with her family and spends entirely too much time online. Find out more at her webpage, www.kimwells.net
Award-winning author of multi-cultural and transgressive literature, Pavarti K. Tyler is an artist, wife, mother and number cruncher. She graduated Smith College in 1999 with a degree in
Theatre. After graduation, she moved to New York, where she worked as a Dramaturge, Assistant Director and Production Manager on productions both on and off Broadway. Later, Pavarti went to work in the finance industry for several international law firms.
She now lives with her husband, two daughters, and one very large, very terrible dog. She keeps busy working with fabulous authors as the Director of Marketing at Novel Publicity, and by penning her next novel. See what else she's doing at her webpage, http://www.pavartiktyler.com/
Crystal Watanabe is a 35-year-old wife and mother to three living in Honolulu, Hawaii. She grew up on the Big Island of Hawaii in a small town called Hilo. In 1997, she graduated high school and moved to the island of Oahu to attend college at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, where she eventually earned her Bachelor’s degree in English. Now she's an amazing editor, author, and force to be reckoned with.
Find out more about her at her website, available: http://www.pikkoshouse.com/
Susan Kaye Quinn is the author of the Singularity Series, the bestselling Mindjack Trilogy, and the Debt Collector serial, as well as other speculative fiction novels and short stories. Her work has appeared in several anthologies and optioned for Virtual Reality by Immersive Entertain.
Former rocket scientist, now she invents mind powers, dabbles in steampunk, and dreams of the Singularity. Mostly she sits around in her PJs in awe that she gets to write full time.
http://www.susankayequinn.com/
Nina Perez is the author of a YA series of books, The Twin Prophecies, a collection of essays titled, “Blog It Out, B*tch,” and a contemporary romance 6-book series titled Sharing Space. She has a degree in journalism, works in social media, lives in Portland, Oregon, and runs the website Project Fandom and its many podcasts. When not watching massive amounts of British television or writing, she is sketching plans to build her very own TARDIS.
She watches more television than anyone you know and she’s totally fine with that.
http://www.blogitoutb.com/ and http://www.projectfandom.com/
An incredibly diverse group of powerful writers. Award-nominated, bestsellers, college students, professionals. From all over the world, from all kinds of walks of life. You can find out more about each individual author by clicking the scrolling link and visiting their websites.
is a small, indie press that publishes fiction, poetry, essays, anthologies, videos, and websites. It was founded in 1998 with the publication of the Women Writers Zine, an award-winning magazine with over 3.5 million readers. The press has been publishing women and feminist authors since. Mosaics is its first foray into anthology publication but hopefully not the last.