Twilight Times Books

Angie Berg was born in a small town in Michigan. She grew up surrounded by nature and snow. Her parents instilled in her a respect for everything and everyone around her. Angie was married at twenty-one and was divorced at thirty. It was after she turned thirty that her life changed and she discovered that she could write. Angie has a few published poems and short stories.

As for now, Angie is taking every chance she has to see the world and live life to the fullest. She fully believes the saying "life is not the destination but the journey." Angie hopes she can share some of the journey with others through her writing.

Floss Flamand

She graduated from high school, Red River College, Marvel School of Beauty and the Vancouver Film School. Married at seventeen and divorced at thirty-five, she is mother to son, Malcolm and daughter, Tanya. She is proud and happy to say she is grandmother to her daughter’s sons Evan and Garrett.

Ms. Flamand has lived in Zweibrucken, Germany, Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Cold Lake, Alberta and Vancouver, British Columbia. Floss now resides in Calgary, Alberta in the foothills near the Rocky Mountains. Her favorite sports are swimming and biking. She enjoys reading, writing, research, movies and cooking dinner for friends and family. Her favorite singer is Clay Aiken.

A non-fiction book will be published soon by Treble Heart and Paranormal Phenomena web site has published "The Ghost That Left The Cemetery," "The Giant Frog" and story of the month, "The Devil Wore a Black tuxedo."

Her next project is "Magic Man." When "Magic Man" is complete, she will start rewriting three screenplays into full length novels - "Just An Old Man," "Henrey's One Wish," "Mystical Reality" and "Flight of the Arrow." In addition, she is concurrently working on a paranormal/suspense novel titled, When Twilight Falls.

The sun’s rays beam to earth like a heavenly light
   Clouds form ships that sail on oceans of might
   Dark shadows of the deep underneath do loom
Death comes to the sailors in the light of the moon
             When twilight falls

J. L. Graham

J. L. Graham, a veteran writer of short fiction of eleven years, resides in a small valley in the foothills of Western Kentucky. Mr. Graham enjoys spending time with his three children, four dogs, three cats, going to church and wandering through the cemeteries and historical houses that haunt his stories.

Celia A. Leaman

Bent Lorentzen

Bent Lorentzen was born in Roskilde, Denmark, ancient seat of the Danish Kingdom. He lived in Montreal for seven years, BS in biology, four years graduate education in cultural anthropology and neurobiology. He taught science at River School in Florida, was associate editor to North County News and book reviewer and photojournalist in both Denmark and USA. Bent is currently writing a syndicated column and three books.

Having written for several governments, including Denmark, Israel and the USA, Mr. Lorentzen has had his works translated into over thirteen languages. He has also studied journalism (Goddard College), photography (beginning in 1976 as an undergraduate with the Alice G. Wallace Planetarium and completing in 1998, photography certification in Copenhagen with Skolefoto Asb), and editing (Associate Editor for a newspaper syndicate and founder of the magazine, Many Leaves One Tree).

Additionally, much of Mr. Lorentzen's cultural journalism takes place through his unique ability to view and report elements of society from atop a bicycle. He has raced in Denmark and in America as a captain of a USCF cycling team, and has authored a three-year syndicated column on bicycling culture. He recently completed a 2500 kilometer bicycle ride along the mountains of eastern USA, in the dead of winter, for a book on American culture and on behalf of the mental health advocacy group, M-POWER.

Bent is available for speaking and promotional engagements worldwide.

Robert Marcom

Linda Suzane

W. B. Vogel III

Influences range from writers such as H.P. Lovecraft, Bram Stoker, and Edgar Allan Poe to directors such as John Carpenter and Alfred Hitchcock, and bands such as Sentenced, Carcass, Slipknot, Acid Bath, the Vandals, Misfits, Entombed, Konkhra, Pitchshifter, Indecision, Piston, Transport League, Beseech, Motorpsycho (U.S.A.), and Fishbone.

Recently, his short stories and poems have appeared in Champagne Shivers, Eternal Night, Black Satellite, Scavengers and Twilight Times.

...And the darkness rolls on.

"It is not a matter of survival of the fittest, but of the fiercest."

              ----W.B. Vogel, circa 1999 A.D.

Patrick Welch

Before/Beyond, a collection of SF and fantasy stories, will be released summer of 2002 by Double Dragon. Cynnador, a fantasy novel, will be available early 2003 from Twilight Times Books.

L. E. Wylde

L. E. Wylde joined the U. S. Navy to see the world and ended up in California for five years. Also resided in Georgia and Texas. Enjoys reading and writing fantasy novels, travel, rifle and pistol target shooting, motorcycles, raising Rottweilers, beagles and game chickens. Ambition is to live in the middle of forty acres and come to town once a month for coffee and sugar. Currently working on a dark fantasy trilogy.