Today on the Speculative Fiction Cantina we are pleased to welcome Kristan Cannon and Andi Katsina.
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| Kristan Cannon |
Kristan Cannon was born in Kirkland Lake, Ontario and educated in North Bay and Toronto. She is a staunch supporter of literacy, reading, and young writer's programs. She also holds a current membership with The Indie Writer's Network and is a member of the NaNoWriMo Ambassador's program. When not researching or writing, Kristan exists for sailing with friends and family... or for video games and books when snow and ice have the boat locked in its slip and she can't get away.
Kristan's Books:
After Oil (Kingdom of Walden Book One)
The Last Iron Horse (Kingdom of Walden Book Two)
Kristan's Links:
Website
Blog
Google+
YouTube
Goodreads
Andi Katsina
Hello my friends. My name is Andi Katsina. I'm English, of rich Irish, African descent. Born in London, as an orphan I grew up in Manchester, England.
I‘m a vegetarian and an environmentalist.
Throughout my school years I was a champion athlete and swimmer, going on to become an athletics coach, swimming teacher and youth leader. After which time I was trained as a Chartered Accountant. Interrupting my training, I branched out, working freelance as a trouble shooter in the field of accountancy. Six years of adding and subtracting, was followed by two years of trading as an international commodities broker. This led me to the sedentary position of ‘trader in antique, oriental carpets’.
It was at this juncture that I became completely inspired to become an Indie Author.
As a ‘school kid’ I very much enjoyed writing plays in English, Latin and French. Fortunately, for me, writing came naturally. I so enjoy writing stories that give people, especially young people and people young at heart, the chance to exercise their own imagination.
I love taking my readers on fantastic journeys. The enjoyment and taste of adventure my stories give to my readers, warms me greatly.
Andi's Books:
Mr. Fire
The Equinox Sequence; Fur
Phat Girl & The Sankara Parasite
Andi's Links:
Website
Fundraising
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