From a small child I have practiced many forms of writing including poetry, short stories, picture books, plays and novels. I’ve also focused on several different genres finding urban fantasy/ suspense stories one of my favorites. At the age of eleven, I won my first short story writing contest and at the age of thirteen I won my first poetry contest. At fifteen, at the request of my English Literature teacher, I wrote a play entitled This Wizard of Ours, which was performed by my high schools drama club. In 2007, with much pride, I had my first book published, The Island of Rouge.

Sharing my passion with words to reach the very souls of both children and adults has driven me to pursue the dedication of perfecting the very art that drives me daily. The possibility to make a difference, to impress upon a child the expansive horizons that lay outside of their normal, daily lives is greatly important to me. So from my heart to yours, Enjoy the Read!

The Illustrator
Ginny Fox-Fey has been a self-taught artist for as long as she can remember. Being commissioned at the young age of 15 for her first professional painting, as well as at the age of 16 having her artwork displayed in a local museum in Southampton, N.Y. Her work consisting of multiple mediums, including photography, has been displayed in many art forums on the East End of Long Island where she grew up. Ginny, a full time nurse, is happily married and enjoys many hobbies, including the study of metaphysics, for which she is now in the process of formal education for a Ph.D. She has many accomplishments in diverse avenues, however, her proudest is doing the illustrations for this, her own sister's book!