Authors

 

Here are just a few of the people that make Wild Shore the little gem of the publishing world that it is. Thanks guys!

 

Ian Whitcomb
One Hit Wonder British Invader of the 1960s and teen heart-throb, never went home. Instead he tried to settle down in Los Angeles County where, over the years, he produced a Grammy-winning CD, wrote songs for movies, auditioned for butler roles in TV commercials, had and lost dogs, married successfully, and continued to play his ukulele as the ship went down.
Most of the above can be fact-checked online. All the while he was keeping a journal of his misadventures and writing them up for the Internet as "Letters From Lotusland." Now the entire soap opera (1996--2008), roped together in hard copy with appropriate photos, can be relished as a roller coaster of self-pity, vaunting and failed ambition, jealousy, bathos and pathos, culminating in a Big Dream. A self-imposed exile from the real world, a genuine postmodern reactionary.
Mainline Show Biz may have passed Whitcomb by but here in these precious pages he creates his own world of heroes and villains with himself as King in order to get sweet revenge through the twisted lingo of his India rubber sword.
R. J. Thomas ("The Girl Who Tried To Catch The Man") is a veteran denizen of Black Rock City and the legendary Burning Man Festival. He is also, not trivially, an award-winning producer/ director of feature film, music videos, viral videos, promotional videos and just about any other kind of video there is.

After a few years of good intentions he finally made it to Burning Man in 2000 and has been going ever since. He has gone by himself and with large groups and is one of the founding members of the Lazy-Ass F**kers (L-AF) Camp.

He was born and raised in Connecticut but has spent the last 15 years in Los Angeles where he lives with his wife and two children.
Don Elwell ("The Ganymeade Protocol","The Coyote Trilogy", "In The Shade") Has been in his time a college professor, director of film and television, journalist, and actor. . . .also, to that, add blacksmith, swordsman, reenactor, innkeeper, restauranteur, and sailor. He is the founder of both the Grindlebone and Greylight theatre companies and author of numerous works on the theatre, history, and sociology.

Raised in the deep south, Dr. Elwell grew up sailing the waters of the northern Gulf Coast. He acquired a love of theatre and literature from his father, vaudevillian performer Don Elwell Sr. and a love of the sea from his home on one of the barrier islands of the Gulf.

He currently resides in the Philadelphia area.....but he's building another boat.

You can read a great new interview with Dr. Elwell here.
Mai Reynolds ("Zaarabeth's World" series, as well as the upcoming novel of the same title) Born in Saigon, Mai Reynolds was raised in the Seattle area by her adoptive father, historian David Reynolds. She spent most of her young life buried in Seatte's culture of bookstores and coffeehouses until a Norman Bel Geddes print led her to theatrical design as a profession.

The somewhat reclusive Ms. Reynolds currently lives in Aukland, NZ with her SO Chloe, a cat named Dave, and a laptop named Mandy.



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