“[T]he natural world and believing in something spiritual is important.”

— Nicole M. Metts

“I’m working on my second book in a trilogy and I see this trilogy being made into a TV series. In addition, I am a ghost writer and I see myself working on epic family tales and quirky life stories.”

— Elise Krentzel

“[I write] urban fantasy, emphasis on on urban. Bringing the truth of inner city poverty, homelessness, drug addiction, and more to the arcane forefront.”

— Ian Humphrey

“I’m excited to network with other members and take advantage of the resources and opportunities available through WLT!”

— Jonathan Fuller

“I self-published my first book […] It stands out from other books on this subject as it contains the identities and photographs of real mental health patients who have lived experience.”

— Debra Herman Miller

“I’ve taken a number of great classes from WLT and recommend aspiring and experienced writers to take any courses that fit their needs.”

— Joe Giordano

“I hope writing takes me deeper inward, discovering ever strange and compelling landscapes.”

— Anna Adami

“Hoping to meet other Texas writers and hopefully learn as I go.”— Juanita D. Houston

“I’m planning to finish writing a script for a short film, then film it. Once that’s done, I might return to short fiction or try polishing an experimental prose poetry collection […] I’m always trying to learn to draw so I can draw my own comics, but I’d love to work with an artist someday soon, too.”
— James McNulty

“I’d love for Kitty Kelley to endorse my work and say that I have a penchant for finding the truth and reporting it no matter what anyone else may think of it.”

— Eileen Sisk