Miriam Murcutt is a former journalist and editor with wide experience in the publishing industry. She has an MA in English Literature and now works full-time as a writer. She is the author of five books published in seven countries. She is also a volunteer interviewer for a Carnegie Library oral history archive and a member of the Authors Guild and the Independent Book Publishers Association.
Miriam’s narrative non-fiction books include: Lost in Tibet (The Lyons Press); Along the River that Flows Uphill – from the Orinoco to the Amazon (Haus Publishing); A Room with a Pew – Sleeping Our Way Through Spain’s Ancient Monasteries (The Lyons Press); Greenland for $1.99 (Prestwicke Publishing). Her novels include: In A Town Called Paradox (Prestwicke Publishing), awarded the ‘Indie Books We Love’ designation by LoveReadingUK.
Richard Starks is an award-winning journalist, editor and publisher, and now a full-time author. He has written fiction and non-fiction in genres that include crime, horror, travel and true-life adventure. His books have been published in six languages. He wrote the novelization of one of David Cronenberg’s early scripts, and he has written for television. He is a long-standing member of the Authors Guild.
Richard’s narrative non-fiction books include: Lost in Tibet (The Lyons Press); Along the River that Flows Uphill – from the Orinoco to the Amazon (Haus Publishing); A Room with a Pew – Sleeping Our Way Through Spain’s Ancient Monasteries (The Lyons Press); Greenland for $1.99 (Prestwicke Publishing). His recent novels include: Money Doesn’t Talk, It Kills (Prestwicke Publishing) and In A Town Called Paradox (Prestwicke Publishing), awarded the ‘Indie Books We Love’ designation by LoveReadingUK.
