Judy loves cats (who already appear to have discovered the meaning of life.) Visit Judy on her blog or join her on Twitter Graudin: When she’s not writing and drifting around the globe, Ryan Graudin enjoys hunting through thrift stores and scouting out perfect apocalypse hideouts in her native Charleston, SC. Judy loves her family, cats, exploring the meaning of life, chocolate, cats, rainy days, ancient churches with their ancient graveyards, cats, meditation and solitude. Her story in The Fall is her first EBP publication. Her books a Lamp at Midday (2012) and Dancing in the Shadows of Love (2011) are available on Amazon. Shortlisted in the African Writing Flash Fiction 2011 competition, Judy’s short stories and poems have appeared in various magazines and anthologies, both local and international. Judy Croome: Judy Croome lives and writes in Johannesburg, South Africa. She resides in California with her chihuahua, Sammijo, and her website is at.
Patricia’s interests in psychology, history and mythology inform her writing. In addition to her story that appears in The Fall, her published works include the YA novel, Desert Passage (Arte Publico Press 2008) and the short story, “No One Remembers,” in the award winning collection of YA mystery, You Don’t Have A Clue (Arte Publico Press 2011). Carrillo is an attorney and writer of fiction. Indeed, many of them are agented and have publishing deals that are in effect. At this time, none of these authors is signed to an exclusive contract with Elephant’s Bookshelf Press, LLC.
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