Here are some profiles about the current members of Rushmoor Writers:
Jane Sleight is fascinated by relationships. Her debut work was the Tales of a Modern Woman trilogy – a romantic saga that begins in the 1980s. She has written four romantic novellas. Walking Back Toward Myself is a tale of self-rediscovery set in Cumbria. Like Father, Like Son and The Secret of Contentment explore the emotional fallout for people who are hiding secrets. Son of the Furrows is a romance with a supernatural twist. Her novel Faking It was her first foray into the suspense genre. Her latest publication ventures into the darker side of life, a romantic crime novel called Even Beautiful People Have Flaws. Jane has also written a three-act play – The Sisterhood Illusion – about the true nature of friendship between women.
Find out more at www.janesleight.com
Martin Owton is the author of four published fantasy novels and some 25 published short stories.
His “Nandor Tales” novels Exile and Nandor are secondary world adventure fantasy. The “Shadows of Faerie” novels are contemporary fantasy set in Southampton and the New Forest.
The first book of his “Nandor” Tales series Exile was shortlisted for The British Fantasy Society “Best Newcomer” Award in 2017.
He is represented by Shiel Land Associates
His website is at www.martinowton.com
Dave Golder has been a magazine writer for over 30 years, writing primarily about films, TV, comics and books for magazines such as SFX, Total Film and Radio Times, as well as various websites. While specialising in science fictionm fantasy and horror, he’s also written about magpies and Worzel Gummidge for Countryfile Magazine and authored non-fiction books on movie posters and the history of science fiction and fantasy. But he’s still yet to get anyone to take his own fiction seriously. Possibly because he writes about ghosts with relationship problems – it’s a niche market.
Sharon Black writes about ordinary people faced with extraordinary circumstances, often in strange surroundings, spaces or places not usually found on a trip to the local shops. A lot of the action takes place on, or looking for a shy living world called Tarsis, which rather neatly covers some relevant environmental aspects. Her latest story, Wolven, is about the creation of the Donn during the Lost Wars.
Oh yes, and it helps if you like dogs… no, really like dogs.
theplanettarsis.wordpress.com/
Books:
Demon in the Wind
Wolven
The Third Way
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