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Welcome to AuthorToday!

This website was created as a site to showcase authors on the web. My goal is to provide authors with a page where they can not only let the world know they're published, but also let people know about their books and other places on the web where they are active/actively promoting themselves/their books.

I hope you will take a few minutes to browse the site, check out our Author Index, and visit with the wonderful authors who have dedicated themselves to creating new worlds for us to visit, exciting and interesting characters for us to meet, and entire lives for us to follow along with and enjoy in our leisure hours.

Thank you for stopping by today. If you'd like to know when new authors are added to the site, just pop your email address into the box up there at the top right, and you'll be added to the Author Today readers list. Don't worry, I won't spam you. The only emails you'll get from this site will be those sent to share more information with you about the authors who have chosen to make a stop for themselves here.

Enjoy your stay, and please, tell your friends about us!

Tina Adams
AuthorToday.com

Recently Added Authors:

Mirella Patzer - A true blue Taurean in every way, Mirella Patzer (nee Sichirollo) was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, but grew up in Calgary, a city famous for the Calgary Stampede, oil companies, and the wild west.

P. K. Eden - P. K. Eden is the alter ego of writing partners Patt Milhailoff and Kathye Quick. From a mutual interest in fantasy and a love of the sci-fi channel, P. K. Eden was born in the living room of Patt Mihailoff’s home. Firebrand is the result of that unique blending of writing styles.

Rowena Cherry - Rowena Cherry's youth was spent on the tiny British island of Guernsey: a mystical, idyllic setting with its prehistoric earth-goddess, historic Martello towers, underground gun emplacements, and legends of faery men.

Leeann Burke - I can’t remember a time when I didn’t have characters living in my head. It wasn’t until the age of 12 that I realized not everyone hears characters talking to them. That’s about the time I put pen to paper and created their stories.