D. Scott Dickinson

    D. Scott Dickinson is a retired NASA Public Affairs manager at Kennedy Space Center. Starting as a copy boy in the newsroom of U.S. News and World Report, he went on to become a reporter and editor, Peace Corps personnel director and university research fellow. His published works include:

• The Little Box Turtle (a children's book)
• The Dark Side of Town: A Portrait of the Jim Crow South
• Paradox Moon (first in the Regenesis trilogy)
• Lunar Antipodes: The Far Ends of the World (second in the Regenesis trilogy)
• The final book in the Regenesis trilogy is due out soon
• The Janus-Faced Queen
• World Beneath Our Feet
•  The Orbuculum's Riddle (in Dreams, a Space Coast Writers' Guild Anthology)
• The  Bromeliad Passage

 Cindy has published 6 books, including fiction and poetry with painting and photography. Cindy just finished her term as the Guild president and has served as treasurer and director. She is a past winner of the Don Argo Award and is a contributor to the anthologies. Cindy also is a musician and gardener. Her repertoire of published books includes:

• The Truth Lies...: A Florida Saga (2016 winner of the Argo Award)
• I Clawed-Book One: The Renewal
• I Clawed-Book Two: Dog Days 
• Water Drops
• Chase A Dream Today
• From Heaven or Homeless?

Gene Luke Vlahovic is of Serbian origin. Born and raised in the former country of Yugoslavia, he acquired his love of literature from reading European Classics at an early age. At fourteen, his first short story was published by his hometown magazine, and at nineteen, several of his poems were published by the University Press and the Literary Magazine for Young Poets. Gene Luke lives in Florida and continues to write and publish stories in his second language. He is a member of the Space Coast Prolific Authors, the Space Coast Writers Guild, the Florida Writers Association, and the Brevard Authors Society. You may contact him at brevardauthorssociety@gmail.com. Gene Luke's works include:

• Pilgrim of Fate: The Holy Trail of Brother Samuilo
• The Artisan (now available in audio format)

Nicholas Taylor, author of The Long Game, is a graduate of the University of Missouri and The George Washington University. He has worked in Aerospace, Military Contracting, and Academia. He has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East for work and pleasure. He is currently retired and lives with his wife beachside in Florida.