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Ronald L. Harmon, writer, artist, and photographer, designed the cover layout for The Simple Touch of Fate. He is well known for the colorful imagery in his writings and the strength and quality of his photographic images. His own book, Once Upon a Bavarian Winter, is getting much acclaim in the travel sectors of the reading public. More information about Harmon and a portfolio of his photographic work may be seen at http://ronpics.com or www.ronpics.com. 

 Jill Ronsley, whose incredible story, "A Time for Life," appears in The Simple Touch of Fate, provides professional copyediting and writing services to writers and businesses. Her freelance desktop publishing services include layout and design for books, booklets, brochures, logos and newsletters. Please visit www.suneditwrite.com for more information, or e-mail: jill@suneditwrite.com.

 Steven Manchester, who wrote the powerful story, "Desert Boomerang" in the Fate anthology, is the author of many novels and several screen plays. He also writes under the pseudonym, Steven Herberts. An accomplished speaker, Steven currently teaches the popular workshop "Write A Book, Get Published & Promote Your Work."  To learn more about Steven, go to www.StevenManchester.com.

Michael T. Dolan, who wrote a favorite Fate story, "The Angle That Couldn't Fly" has published
his first novel Waldren (Conversari House, 2006). 
For more details, visit www.conversari.com .

For top-quality, reasonably priced editing, contact Arlene Uslander, co-editor of The Simple Touch of Fate, and author of 14 books. She is an award winning journalist, with 20 years experience editing for individual clients and publishers. www.uslander.net.

 Darryl Didier’s very inspirational Fate story, “My Brother’s Keeper,” is an excerpt from his book, Force A Miracle, with a Forward by Mike Ditka, Member of Pro Football Hall of Fame. Darryl’s book is a memoir of faith, hope, love, and determination to combat a deadly brain tumor. The book is recommended reading by the American Brain Tumor Association. Visit Darryl at www.forceamiracle.com.

 Beth Fowler, who wrote the heart-rending Fate story, “921 Earthquake: It Could Have Been Us,” shares the secrets of getting published in her "Please the Editor:Make the Sale," "Seven Writing Myths," "Travel Writing without the Travel" and more. Plus, if your book group seeks books to spark lively discussion, find excerpts of the humorous travelogue, Half Baked in Taiwan, and the eco-thriller,The Universal Solvent, at Fowler's website  www.authorsden.com/bethfowler.

Visit Ruby Bayan, who tells about how Fate led her to a most fulfilling career in her story, “Norman.” Ruby’s showcase of freelance writing resources, articles, crafts, and inspiration is at http://www.oursimplejoys.com.

Writings by Susan Lynn Kingsbury -- author of a Fate story with a very unusual twist, “Dispatched,” is a professional writer, researcher and editor.  http://hometown.aol.com/writingsbysilk/myhomepage/business.html.

 Gotta Write Network is a promotional and informative website for authors of all genres. It features interviews, book reviews and news releases about new novels, as well as a  Writer's Directory and Virtual Bookstore. E-book reviewers are currently needed. www.gottawritenetwork.com.

 Norm Goldman, Editor of Bookpleasures.com and his team of international prestigious reviewers will consider reviewing books of every genre, as well as possible interviews with authors. See www.bookpleasures.com.