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Anthologist and author of

Sara Jordan's
publishing credits include God Allows U-Turns Volumes I & II, Billy Graham’s Decision, Connection Magazine staff writer, Lighthouse Digest, THEMA, and other literary magazines and anthologies.

Jennifer Brown Banks

This anthologist, columnist and  poet

offers you: 8 AWESOME ADVANTAGES TO ANTHOLOGES

Featured Writer: Beth Blair

  Published in anthologies, magazines, and online publications. Read her proposal story.

Heide Kaminski

Read her short story about a small boy and his September 11th flight.

Storytelling is indeed an art. Learn more.

writes  short stories, poetry, personal essays and articles on the craft of writing. Her work has appeared extensively over the Internet and in the  anthology Haunted Encounters.

Michael Levy

Author, speaker and  poet

 He changed his life, location and vocation. 

The Writing Diet

Julia Cameron

has published more than 80 articles both local and abroad. He currently publishes monthly installments of fiction with Titan Magazine and Skyline Literary Magazine, and has also contributed essays, poetry and short fiction to Internet publications such as: Tales Etc., Murder Hole, Zine5, Short Stories Magazine and others.

Her stories and feature articles have been published in over fifty publications throughout the country. Her current column "Thoughts While Walking the Dog" is a regular holiday feature in the Pacifica Tribune. She has compiled several of these essays into books Thoughts While Walking the Dog, published in January 2001, More Thoughts While Walking the Dog  published in June, 2003 and Thoughts & More Thoughts While Walking the Dog, an audio CD released in July, 2003.  

Burghardt is a long-time subscriber to Anthologies Online.  From the long list of her publishing credits, it's obvious that she doesn't just read the monthly Writers Wanted columns, she submits. 

Mel Miskimen

Cop's Kid: A Milwaukee Memoir     I decided to write and write and write and write. About stuff I knew -- growing up with a Cop for a father, my weird relatives, my quirky neighborhood, my kids (not my husband -- that's just too easy) and pretty soon I had a lot of essays that led to a book and a gig on Wisconsin Public Radio. And so far...so good.

Ellen M. DuBoisis a writer, singer/songwriter and has been writing since she could.  Her work appears in More God Allows U-Turns; Conquering Panic and Anxiety Disorders, Hunterhouse Publishing;I Never Held You- a book about miscarriage, healing and recovery.

Kristin Dreyer Kramer  Read her  article on what is really happening when you "zone out." 

 is a disabled mental health counseling supervisor. He's  enganged by  poetic revelation and workshop as an individual and group therapeutic milieu.

Margaret DiCanio

has been a freelance writer for 17 years, during which she has published 10 nonfiction books. She writes nonfiction and mystery and has edited the New England chapter of the Mystery Writers of America newsletter and has served as its president

Dena Dyer

 is a writer, singer, actress and speaker who has had hundreds of short stories, articles, book reviews, poems and devotionals published in over 125 magazines. She is a regular columnist for SHINE magazine and has contributed to several books

Stephen D. Rogers

Published in over 40 Anthologies with about 30 more publishing credits on the way. Explore some of Rogers impressive publishing credits, and read a sample of his  genre' fiction.

 The Christian Reader 

A digest of the best in Christian reading.

Guideposts   

  A practical guide to successful living.

Peter Sprenkeler

Peter writes on the moral, political, social and environmental injustices of the world.

Like many anthologists, Kelly Steed writes in many generes. Steed is a published poet, novelist and freelancer.
Her book: Stasis 

Nancy B. Gibbs

she's been published in seven different Chicken Soup books, many more anthologies and multiple magazines.  You'll enjoy joining her in her short essay, Be Still With God.

Featured Author

Debra Gwartney

Her Latest Book Project:

A Mother’s Memoir of Runaway Daughters and

Reclaimed Love

More than a writer; he's a teacher/writer/producer/director/actor.  

Patricia HarringtonSince her novel Death Stalks the Khmer  came out, the pace of her writing and publishing increased.

Michele Howe

is a freelance writer living in LaSalle, Michigan with her husband and four children. She is a book reviewer for Publishers Weekly, CBA Marketplace and CCM Magazine. Howe has published over 700 articles and reviews and is the author of eight books including the March 2003 release of Prayers to Nourish a Woman's Heart , the April 2003 release of Prayers for Homeschool Moms , and the May 2003 release of Successful Single Moms: 13 Stories of Triumph.

S. Kelley Harrell

Author of "Gift of the Dreamtime: Awakening to the Divinity of
Trauma," in the fantastical memoir, Kelley Harrell tells her story of
overcoming trauma and beginning shamanic initiation.

Successful Single Moms: 13 Stories of Triumph

Going It Alone: Meeting the Challenges of Being a Single Mom 

 James Wright

With recent releases of works and letters of Wright gaining new readership for the Pulitzer-winning poet, it seems appropriate to feature this artist who found a way to delicately touch the authenticity of life.