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Christian M. Lyons (Moderator): The mercurial nature of
Christian's personality keeps him happily busy with numerous writing projects
He is a multi-award winning writer in creative non-fiction (Digging Holes In A
Lake), novel-length fiction (Throwing Rocks At God), screenplays (Knock On Wood,
The Proposal - both with Karen Albright Lin), short fiction (Andante, Andante;
Still Life With Epiphany; Where To Stand In A War), and poetry (Time and Tide,
chapbook 1984).
In his "spare time," he is a freelance fiction editor,professional creativity coach,
writing mentor, dog whisperer, armchair anarchist, and works for the
government in a covert position that even he doesn't know about.
His work has appeared in Boulder Dogs Magazine, New York Magazine, Highlights
for Children, The Bark Magazine, Delicious Living, On The Edge, RockTalk Magazine,
Blue Mountain Arts, Glimmer Train, and Babel Magazine. He recently completed two
supernatural thrillers (The Vast, The Magician's Son), a number of short stories,
and is trying to figure out the effects of sleep deprivation on a writer's brain. He
works in the following genres: general fiction, speculative fiction (horror,
fantasy, supernatural), literary fiction, and screenplay.
Christian is a member of Pikes Peak Writers, Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers,
Northern Colorado Writer's Workshop, and an affiliate of the Horror Writers
Association. See more information at the Boulder Arts Resource. Contact
Christian via email, or by phone: 303.482.5605
Dr. Randy Reims: Randy has written short fiction and a science fiction
novel that somehow escaped the attention of the publishing industry. He
recently completed a mystery novel involving an island winery in the South
Pacific (Charred Ambition). He is a member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
He has been published in Potpourri Magazine.
Ken Ritchart: Ken has been writing stories for over 30 years but finally got
serious about his writing career in 2004. His first credits were three adventures
for the Dungeons and Dragons game published in 1979, their main distinction
being the first adventures published with full color covers. His first published
short story, "Old Habits", appeared in an anthology, Ship's Log: Writings at
Sea. Currently, under the wise supervision of his Shetland Sheepdog, Piper,
Ken is working on the first novel in a fantasy trilogy, as well as a two other
projects, a high adventure thriller and a legal drama mix of Grisham and Jackie
Collins with a gay sensibility.
Daniel Harris: Daniel Harris is a multi-faceted writer and musician. He
wrote his first short story, a science fiction peice, at the age of ten and has been
writing ever since. He has written 5 children's picture books, one of which,
Billy's Bounce, was published in 2003. He is the author of several short stories.
Winter Fish was published by Sporting Tales magazine in 2001 and then again in
the anthology Fresh Fiction for Fresh Water Fishing , in 2002. He is currently
working on his first novel.
When not writing stories, Daniel spends his time building guitars and
mandolins. He graduated with a BA in classical guitar performance and is an
accomplished and versatile guitarist, mandolin player and singer/songwriter.
Pamela Martin: Pam earned an MFA in Naropa University's Creative
Writing Program in May, 2001. She's performed the monolgues: Motherhood is
Giving and Objects, as well as the lead in the staged reading of her play, Shopping
and Romance with Pam and Traci. Her non-fiction articles have appeared in the
nationally syndicated magazine, Natural Home, and short fiction in Orange and
Empty Set. She is the former owner of an independent bookstore in Niwot,
Colorado.
Christian's personality keeps him happily busy with numerous writing projects
He is a multi-award winning writer in creative non-fiction (Digging Holes In A
Lake), novel-length fiction (Throwing Rocks At God), screenplays (Knock On Wood,
The Proposal - both with Karen Albright Lin), short fiction (Andante, Andante;
Still Life With Epiphany; Where To Stand In A War), and poetry (Time and Tide,
chapbook 1984).
In his "spare time," he is a freelance fiction editor,professional creativity coach,
writing mentor, dog whisperer, armchair anarchist, and works for the
government in a covert position that even he doesn't know about.
His work has appeared in Boulder Dogs Magazine, New York Magazine, Highlights
for Children, The Bark Magazine, Delicious Living, On The Edge, RockTalk Magazine,
Blue Mountain Arts, Glimmer Train, and Babel Magazine. He recently completed two
supernatural thrillers (The Vast, The Magician's Son), a number of short stories,
and is trying to figure out the effects of sleep deprivation on a writer's brain. He
works in the following genres: general fiction, speculative fiction (horror,
fantasy, supernatural), literary fiction, and screenplay.
Christian is a member of Pikes Peak Writers, Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers,
Northern Colorado Writer's Workshop, and an affiliate of the Horror Writers
Association. See more information at the Boulder Arts Resource. Contact
Christian via email, or by phone: 303.482.5605
Dr. Randy Reims: Randy has written short fiction and a science fiction
novel that somehow escaped the attention of the publishing industry. He
recently completed a mystery novel involving an island winery in the South
Pacific (Charred Ambition). He is a member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
He has been published in Potpourri Magazine.
Ken Ritchart: Ken has been writing stories for over 30 years but finally got
serious about his writing career in 2004. His first credits were three adventures
for the Dungeons and Dragons game published in 1979, their main distinction
being the first adventures published with full color covers. His first published
short story, "Old Habits", appeared in an anthology, Ship's Log: Writings at
Sea. Currently, under the wise supervision of his Shetland Sheepdog, Piper,
Ken is working on the first novel in a fantasy trilogy, as well as a two other
projects, a high adventure thriller and a legal drama mix of Grisham and Jackie
Collins with a gay sensibility.
Daniel Harris: Daniel Harris is a multi-faceted writer and musician. He
wrote his first short story, a science fiction peice, at the age of ten and has been
writing ever since. He has written 5 children's picture books, one of which,
Billy's Bounce, was published in 2003. He is the author of several short stories.
Winter Fish was published by Sporting Tales magazine in 2001 and then again in
the anthology Fresh Fiction for Fresh Water Fishing , in 2002. He is currently
working on his first novel.
When not writing stories, Daniel spends his time building guitars and
mandolins. He graduated with a BA in classical guitar performance and is an
accomplished and versatile guitarist, mandolin player and singer/songwriter.
Pamela Martin: Pam earned an MFA in Naropa University's Creative
Writing Program in May, 2001. She's performed the monolgues: Motherhood is
Giving and Objects, as well as the lead in the staged reading of her play, Shopping
and Romance with Pam and Traci. Her non-fiction articles have appeared in the
nationally syndicated magazine, Natural Home, and short fiction in Orange and
Empty Set. She is the former owner of an independent bookstore in Niwot,
Colorado.
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