I have vast experience with poetry and with teaching creative writing

Come With Me Into My Fictional World & Explore My Imagination. Ça te fera du bien.

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Hi, there! Fade here! I’m a lover of all things dark, grim and gruesome who doesn’t mind an occasional dose of fluff and romance. I write Sci-fi, Fantasy and anything in between really. Writing is both my passion and the hobby that brings me the greatest joy, and I’m really glad to be a part of this great community. My only wish is that the readers who stumble upon my work, and happen to like it, keep liking it as much as I do. I love feedback more than anything so if you have any don’t be afraid to lay it on thick.

Other than writing, I enjoy reading novels and comics, listening to music and watching movies and dramas. I’m a sucker for good plots, thoughtful melodies and excellent acting, and I’m always on the lookout for ways to inspire my writing with similar notes of creativity. Thank you for having me.

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Rosanna M.I. is a Japanese-Brazilian author who loves New Adult and Young Adult Romance novels.
As an avid reader from an early age, she found herself writing poems and stories as a hobby, not imagining that creating fiction would become her biggest dream and main goal later in life.
Most of her works are full of emotional roller coasters, drama, not-perfect characters, second chances and changes, as she would like to read them.
When Rosanna M.I. is not going crazy with her books, she is spending time with her three cats, listening to music and taking care of her mental health.

Currently I’m a stressed out college student trying to get by. I usually write when I have a big essay due which is every week, so procrastination is easily my best friend.

I am really excited to try out this platform and explore sharing stories in more immersive environments. I’m all about keeping the reader at the edge of their seat, because we’re all looking to go on adventure!

My website is www.charlottemallory.com where you can find more of my stories.

K. Weikel uses her three-dimensional characters to tell stories of life and adventure and magic.

“The One-Hundred” won the Wattys Award in 2015 and has reached over two million reads. Weikel has also won the 2017 Writers Awards for Building Monsters. She has written over 50 books, including her first manga, “Katharsis”.

To learn more, visit her website: http://www.kweikel.com

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Kristen Brand writes fantasy and superhero stories with fire-forged friends, explosive fight scenes, and kissing. She lives in Florida with her husband, and her hobbies include reading comic books and desperately trying to keep the plants in her garden alive. Icon by @heckosart.

Currently citizen of her own universe but aspiring to become a citizen of the world, Echo Dunkelström found a way out of her midlife crisis in writing interactive stories and prose. She is dedicated to the idea of creating imperfect but relatable characters. Echo strongly believes that books and games offer us an invaluable emotional experience that shapes us into being kinder and stronger in real life.

Glen Picotte is an author born and raised in Stockton, Ca. Ever since a young age, he has been an avid consumer of the horror genre. Now he tries his hand at weaving together his own eerie and macabre tales. Glen enjoys spending his days writing or reading with a cup of coffee and a couple of incense lit. He has published short stories in his newsletter such as, They’re in the Walls, Wilted, and The Moments We Have. You can find his debut novella, “To Eat Their Own” on Amazon and other book retailers.

Author of The Enchanted Bay Mystery Series, Esme Addison is the bestselling and Agatha nominee for First Best Book. She resides in North Carolina with her family. Learn more about her at esmeaddison.com.

I love to read all types of genres and I’ve always loved stories that allow me to make choices that affect my path.

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Ryan has been a freelance screenwriter and writing coach for more than a decade and his produced screenplays have received more than 40 awards and international distribution. He has worked across all genres in film and television and has head written and narrative designed 18 different video game titles before joining the Tales team. In 2016 he founded a podcast company (Dumb-Dumbs & Dice) whose science fiction, fantasy and horror shows have received more than two million listens to date. He is currently writing his third novel, and his first will be published in the fall of 2022.

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Originally from Topeka, KS, Ryan spent most of his life in the Midwest before moving to Los Angeles. As a screenwriter, he’s most known for his interactive titles, including the smash hit VAMPIRE GIRL and dramas DON’T BE AFRAID and ELECTRIC VEINS. He now works as head writer at Soul Machines. Before becoming an interactive writer, Ryan was a mental health counselor that specialized in domestic violence. These experiences inspire his writing, resulting in emotional character studies and grounded arcs.

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Laura Holt is the author of Fathoms Below, Fathoms Above, Fathoms Between, Fathoms Across, and the forthcoming final book in the Star-Crossed series, Fathomless. She is a self-professed word witch with a passion for mythology, history, and caffeine. When she’s not writing, you can find her stretched out on a yoga mat, hiking down wooded trails, or wandering the aisles at a local bookstore searching for her next great read. She lives in small-town Georgia with her daughter, three cats, and a lot of fake plants.
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Dean Rivers has been writing interactive fiction since 2016. With millions of reads on multiple platforms their journey began with writing Fragile Bonds on Episode interactive and is now revisiting and rewriting the story for Tales. Now a full time freelance writer Rivers writes for multiple interactive fiction platforms and is enjoying every minute of it!

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As a skilled writer and creator, Tonia has worked at BioWare, partnering on the AAA series Dragon Age, including the games Dragon Age 2 and Dragon Age 3: Inquisition.

Tonia has also spent time with Vancouver-based studio, Silicon Sisters Interactive.

Tonia also holds training in multiple writing mediums including stage play, screenplay, writing for television, comic books, and creative
non-fiction as well as experience in animation and storyboarding.

Christopher Lee Bucker works as a full-time writer, living in Folsom, California, with his wife and daughter. His publication history includes short stories published through Tales, 365 Tomorrow, Scarlet Leaf Review, and the Sacramento News and Review. He has also written and published several successful full-length novels, including Swords of Rome and the Rome Unbound series with Lume Books. He has also written the novel adaptation of the video game Cepheus Protocol and the interactive story Tyrannus: Immortal of Rome with Tales.

Christopher has worked in the video game industry as a journalist, game designer, and narrative designer for the past fifteen years. His video game credits include Dark Storm: VR Missions, Cepheus Protocol, Cepheus Protocol: Anthology, and Tyrannus: Immortal of Rome, where he was the lead writer and narrative director for each title.

Christopher strives to create realistic, engaging, and compelling male and female characters as avid science fiction, fantasy, comic book, and video game fan. In addition, he has a keen interest in ancient history, centering primarily around Rome and Greece, but possesses a broader array of knowledge regarding most civilizations from Antiquity through modern history. This experience has allowed Christopher to add a historical flair to most of his writing regardless of its setting or timeline. This has helped him tremendously in his video game career regarding world-building, plotting, and character development

D.M. Wozniak is not nearly as interesting as the worlds and characters he creates, except, perhaps, for the fact that he has six children – three of whom are triplets. He lives in the close suburbs of Chicago with his wife Michele, five daughters, one son, and a massive labrador. He’s not sure if his home would be part of Bluecore 1C or in the Redlands.

For decades he has been reading speculative fiction novels, and somehow found the time to write one of his own. And then one became two.

A software architect by trade, his interests also lie in photography, independent music, and wasting money on his Porsche 911. Oh wait… forget that. He had to sell it.

Matt Deller is a screenwriter, Dungeons & Dragons nerd and a drummer for an 80’s cover band. In a previous life, he was an Assistant Principal and Chaos Wrangler for a High School of 4,000 kids, where his experience as the captain of a Division I collegiate wrestling team occasionally came in handy. His first professional writing endeavor was for videogame developer Obsidian Entertainment (Neverwinter Nights 2), followed by his first feature film for Paramount Pictures (Manhattan Undying), starring Luke Grimes (Yellowstone, American Sniper) and Sarah Roemer (Disturbia). His latest project is the adaptation of Keith C. Blackmore’s novel, Mountain Man, a post-apocalyptic love story about an awkward loner in a zombie-infested world, with Joe and Nick Manganiello producing and John Lee attached to direct.

S.F. has been a Narrative Designer on 15+ Telltale episodes for franchises including Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, Walking Dead and Minecraft: Story Mode.

Lee Chamney writes weird fantasy and horror. His stories have appeared in Diabolical Plots and On Spec: The Canadian Magazine of the Fantastic. He has worked for the last two years in interactive fiction and has a historical fiction game slated for release in 2023.

I want to create inspiring stories. Join me on a journey through my imagination.

Four years of an English Literature degree, one intense year dedicated to a Creative Writing MFA during a pandemic, and Beba is just starting to call herself a writer. A Puerto Rican native, she finds it difficult to string her words together if you’re not a close friend (and even then…) but writing helps a lot with that, what with its limitless possibilities of stringing together musings and shushed out fantasies. Dancing helps to. So much dancing.

Eric is a lifelong fantasy and mystery writer who began frantically scribbling at the tender age of 7 because his geekdom made him a natural outcast. 50+ short stories and 3 books never saw the light of day. At the age of 29, he became a professional game designer and writer in the game industry. Since that time, he continues to write for game, elearning, as and the interactive fiction space. In his capacity as a game and narrative designer, Eric strives to normalize people of colour and the LGBTQ+ community in the fantasy genre where they are (still) vastly underrepresented in mainstream storytelling. He has suffered from night terrors for 30 years, but he tries not to subject any readers to such nightmarish dreamscapes (so far). He lives in the Bay Area with his husband and their ironically tiny dog named Zombie.

I have been writing interactive fiction for over five years, have a dedicated fan base, and over a million reads. Fun fact: My penname is consisted of my 2 daughters’ first initials, and my husband, Peter. It just seems to fit.

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