Pali Raj has been in Railway Corporation service from 2001 to 2015. He engages himself to writing in sheer helplessness. He has graduate standard twelve in commerce stream. He is jobless at present
Faery Footprints Spotlight – Molly Hogan
Molly Hogan is a fourth grade teacher who lives in a rambling old farmhouse in rural Maine. She is fascinated by the sense of possibility that is so pervasive in nature — the sense that everything can change in an instant. She devotes her free time to walking and wandering, writing poems, and personal essays, and nature photography.
Faery Footprints – Nikki Marrone
Nikki Marrone is a published poet and photographer. When she’s not wandering the world documenting her adventures, she splits her time between performing, running events, workshop leading, and being a mother. She has been published in a variety of publications, is the winner of multiple Poetry Slams, and has featured at various spoken word nights and festivals around the world.
Faery Footprints – Serenity Studios
Doing art in multiple medias, Serenity Studios Ooak Art is a place where dreams come to life. They have a storenvy: Serenity Studios Storenvy and a FB page: Serenity Studios
Faery Footprints Spotlight – Phillip Knight Scott
Phillip Knight Scott is an aspiring poet living in Durham, North Carolina, with his wife of 11 years and their 3-year-old son. Thought writing for most of his life, he only recently began publishing his work in journals and his own website.
Faery Footprints Spotlight – Jay Carpenter
Jay Hall Carpenter has been a professional artist for over 40 years, beginning as a sculptor for the Washington National Cathedral, and winning numerous national awards for his work. His first poetry collection, Dark and Light, Poetry (2012), was followed by 101 Limericks, Inappropriate for All Occasions (2017). His next collection, Model Home, is due out in the Spring. He has written poetry, plays, muscials, and children’s books throughout the career and now sculpts and writes in Silver Spring, MD.
Faery Footprints Artist Spotlight: Kira S.
Kira S. is an essentially new artist; living, loving, and mothering in the desert southwest. With no formal training, she only began creating original art to accompany her fiction writing. Now a weekly art contributor to a popular writing-prompt blog, Kira continues to let her wild imagination take the lead
She can be reached at Kirascribbled@gmail.com
Or visit her website: kirascribbled.wordpress.com
Faery Footprints Spotlight: Patricia Harris
Patricia Harris is a dreamer, crafter, gamer and digital artist who loves creativity in life. A half mad poet, her writing is found all over social media and various other websites, including coffee house writers. She is a devoted mom who can be found doing a variety of art when she isn’t penning poetry and writing words. She is half of the indie publishing company Fae Corps publishing. Her collection of writings include a memoir, children’s books, and poetry.
For more from Patricia, check out http://www.Facebook.com/mouseypoet or pattimouse.wordpress.com
Faery Footprints Author Spotlight – Deedra Nichole
Deedra Nichole is an indie author with eight years’ experience in the indie publishing industry. She has taken her love of the industry and created Deedra Nichole Editing; a service that seeks to make editing affordable for indie authors.
You can find her at https://deedranichole.wordpress.com/
Call for submissions!
We are in process of processing the poetry that came in. In the discussion of layout, it was decided that we would look for a couple of short faery stories and some art to decorate the pages of the anthology.
So we are opening up a call for art and short stories. We are setting a deadline for the 15th of October. We will be getting back to the people who submitted poetry this week.
This call rules :
- The submissions must be non erotica. We have decided this anthology as being family friendly.
- Art submissions must be sent in jpg or png format in email to faecorpspublish@gmail.com
- Story is not to exceed 5000 words. It is to be sent in doc format to the above address.
- Both story and art should have a faery or fantasy theme.
- Though it likely should go without saying, but the work must be yours and capable of publication. If you do not have the publication rights it is not something that we can take. We are not worried about where you have or have not published it before as long as you retain publication rights.
- We will be willing to take last minute poetry submissions, however the ones recieved before the deadline take priority. Any poems recieved up until the end of this call will be used as we feel that it is useful.
- We are at this time not able to pay contributors but we are also not charging fees.
Fae Corps Publishing 