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Kalila Smith was born and raised in New Orleans. She personally researched and wrote the material featured on Haunted History Tours of New Orleans' Ghost, Vampire and Spellbound tours. She is the author of "Journey Into |
She has been featured on and worked behind the scenes on television productions including Travel Daily, Places of Mystery, Secret New Orleans, Unsolved Mysteries, FEAR!, MTV's On The Road, Blind Date, Hidden New Orleans, Urban Legends, America's Most Haunted Places, and many others. Visit her at www.kalilasmith.com
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Sara Harvey is a Fashion Designer and Author. She has written two books, A Year and a Day and Coventof the Pure. She has equal passion for costuming and design. visit her at www.saramharvey.com |
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Allan Gilbreath is a nationally recognized and award-winning author, storyteller, publisher, speaker, and instructor. He has appeared on television, stage, radio, web/pod cast, and tours the country in live appearances. He has served on numerous convention panels covering a wide range of topics from the serious to the outrageous. In his vampire novels, Galen and Dark Chances, Allan links |
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MB Weston
Award-winning author M. B. Weston is one of the fantasy genre’s new, emerging voices. The Elysian Chronicles, her flagship fantasy series about guardian angel warfare and treason, has been referred to as, “…filling a big part of the void that will be left by the final Harry Potter,” by award-winning author, Vincent O’Neil. Weston’s writing attracts both fantasy and non-fantasy readers, and her audience ranges from upper-elementary students to adults. Visit her at www.mbweston.com |



Diana Weiner, Master Gardner
Diana is a native of the Northeast and currently lives in the suburbs of Philidelphia. She is a Master Gardner and has worked with Cornell Cooportive extension to bring gardening and a holistice way of life to the community.
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H. David Blalock has been writing speculative fiction for over 35 years. His first work appeared in the Panama Canal Zone's Isthmian Inklings magazine in 1971. |