Welcome to my Amazon page! I'm an English multi-genre novelist and short-story writer, living on the misty Yorkshire coast, knee-deep in history and surrounded by ghosts.

From mediaeval and Native American historicals, to chiller novella 'The Paintings' and a collection of short speculative fiction, a sense of place and time figures large in my work. The best example of this is the Fantasy Suspense 'Torc of Moonlight' trilogy. Ever thrown a coin into a "wishing well"?

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Thanks for reading this. I hope you'll consider some of my work, and enjoy the books as much as others have.

Stuart Aken was born, against the odds, in a neighbour's bed and defeated the doom-mongers by coming out alive. Raised by his artist mother, who died in a car crash when he was 16, and a travelling salesman step-father, who taught him about the natural world, he has worked in many different roles, including press photographer, farmhand, shop manager, team leader, legal advisor, and office manager.

He refuses to be stuck in a box, so writes in various genres: "The story chooses the genre." Occasionally, he enters writing contests and sometimes wins. He runs an active website and blog, which can be easily found by a search under his name on any browser.

Married to his dream woman, with whom he walks almost daily in his new home in the Forest of Dean, he has a grown-up daughter currently living and working in Australia.

So far, he's published romance, science fiction, short stories, fantasy, horror, erotica, and a personal memoir. You can sample his books here on this page. As he would say, "Enjoy the read!"

Regina Puckett is a 2014 Readers’ Favorite Award winning author for her sweet romance, Concealed in My Heart. Her steampunk book, I Will Breathe, and her children’s picture book, Borrowed Wings, both received the Children’s Literary Classic Seal of Approval.

I Will Breathe is a 2015 winner in the science fiction category in the Readers’ Favorite Book Awards and was a finalist in the IAN Book Awards. Memories, won first place in the 1st WSBR International Poetry Contest, and her collection of poetry, Fireflies, won the 2013 Turning Pages Poetry Book of the Year.

A Man Called Rat is an Official Selection in the Young Adult Sci-Fi New Apple 2017 Summer eBooks Awards.

If I Suddenly Became a Bumblebee is Turning Pages 2017 Children’s Book of the Year.

Regina Puckett writes sweet romances, horror, inspirational, steampunk, picture books and poetry. There are always several projects in various stages of completion and characters and stories waiting in the wings for their chance to finally get out of her head and onto paper.

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Nathan Robinson lives in Scunthorpe, England. He's contributed to over twenty different anthologies so far, with lots more on the horizon.

His crime thriller 'Top of the Heap' was adapted in a podcast by www.pseudopod.org to rave reviews.

'Starers', released by Severed Press in 2012 gained much praise, with fans hungry for a sequel.

He is currently completing four anthologies of his own work, the first to be entitled 'Devil Let Me Go' and was released in 2013.

His Novella 'Ketchup on Everything' was released in 2014 to rave reviews.

His novella, 'Midway' was released by Severed Press in 2015, followed by "Caldera" in 2016.

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CM Angus author and writer of Speculative fiction, Sci-fi and Horror grew up in the North East of England and now lives in Yorkshire with his wife and children. He is interested in all things creative & technological.

Currently working on Fixpoint, a series of books with each piece tackling different aspects of discontinuities in time and is a Speculative Fiction spanning 4 generations of a family haunted by the prospect of an approaching alternate reality where their child has been erased from history.

Overstrike, Volume 1 of Fixpoint, was published by Elsewhen Press in 2020.

Chris is a writer based in Nottingham, UK. He has worked as a professional actor and teacher. He enjoys rock and roll, fiction novels, play scripts, movies, sour mash whiskey and wasting time watching videos of dogs on the internet.

John Hoggard has been writing for as long as he can remember, his first publishing successes coming in the Hartlepool Mail "Chipper Club" aged 6. Since then he's continued to write mainly in the Science-Fiction and Fantasy genres, winning prizes for his "fan-fic" of the Star Trek franchise in his twenties at the various Conventions he attended.

In June 2012 John won the Biting Duck Press "Science in Fiction" Short Story Competition. (It helps that John has degrees in Physics and Computer Science)

In November 2012, John's SF short story Baby Babble was included in the Anthology Fusion by Fantastic Books Publishing.

In October 2014 John contributed two pieces of flash fiction to a charity horror anthology, Ten Deadly Tales.

In May 2016, John's had two SF short stories All in the Mind and The House was included in the Anthology Synthesis also by Fantastic Books Publishing.

John was most recently published in the horror anthology '666', where his 666-word story 'Headhunted' was highly commended by the editors of the anthology.

He's a regular contributor to the Paragraph Planet website, having over 50 stories published there and although he loves the short story format he's also working on a novel.

Kester R. Park is a prolific author whose work spans the realms of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. With one published novel and eight short stories featured across four anthologies, his writing delves into themes such as feminism and environmentalism. Through his stories, he seeks to challenge societal norms and critique the misuse of power.

This summer, Kester proudly presents his debut novel, Glassworld: Out of the Darkness, to a diverse audience. This gripping tale examines the cost of power and highlights the importance of imagination and resilience in the face of oppression. With this novel, he aims to engage readers with a thought-provoking story that underscores his commitment to ecology and social justice.

When he isn't writing, Kester teaches English as a foreign language to children and volunteers as an editor and translator for Kiva, a non-profit organisation dedicated to alleviating poverty through micro-lending. An avid reader, he enjoys exploring poetry and the history of philosophy.

Originally from the rural west of Scotland, Kester now lives in the Andean region of Ecuador with his wife and daughter.