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Michael Cole
Michael Cole is a historian specializing in colonial Latin America.
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Ed DeJesus
Ed DeJesus (pronounced D Geezus) is a former tech exec and software engineer with a diverse career. He has published in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Design Automation with Digital Equipment Corp. He was VP of Engineering for MSL, CEO of JustZip.com, and President of Sightline Solar. Parallel to tech, he served in the US Army Reserves, opened a record store when vinyl was hip, and was a realtor and mortgage originator. A Florida Gulf Coast Writers Association member, his latest novel, "The Vulnerable," is an Eco-thriller set in Massachusetts and Florida. He's a contributor to RichardHowe.com's blog, where his short stories reside on ‘Voices from Lowell and Beyond'; are slotted for publication in "The Lowell Review" many preview a memoir collection: Simpler Times in The Spindle City." Born in Lowell, MA, he raised his family in Chelmsford, MA, and retired in Fort Myers, FL, where he survived two category-4 hurricanes. When Ed’s not writing stories or at the gym, he enjoys reading, dancing, singing Karaoke, and traveling the world with his wife and children, who reside in NH and Sydney, Australia. Education includes Computer Science, Boston University; Creative Writing, UMass Lowell; Solar NABCEP, Quinsigamond College; NAR MA Realtor; NMLS MA/NH Mortgage Originator.
Brian Devitt -3 posts
My Name is Brian Devitt. I have been a ‘tech guy’ for as long as I can remember. It could be the first transistor radio my father brought home or messing around with resistors, capacitors, and power supplies in my childhood friend’s basement. I was always fascinated by things that seemed to work as if by magic. Of course, as I grew older, I became more interested in how the magic works. I entered college in 1973 with aspirations of becoming a medical doctor, so I pursued a degree in Biology as a pre-med curriculum. Along the way, I accepted an NROTC (Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps) scholarship. When I graduated in 1977, I had a degree in Biology and a job in the U.S. Navy as a newly commissioned junior officer. After serving at sea on the USS Biddle (CG-34), I accepted a shore duty assignment as an NROTC instructor at Villanova University. (What comes around goes around.) While there, I decided not to pursue medicine anymore but instead catch the technological wave of computing; I went for a Master’s in Computer Science. When my NROTC instructor assignment ended, I resigned from active duty and pursued a civilian career in Information Technology, and I never looked back. Throughout it all, I wrote some short stories and some novels. You can learn more about me by checking out my website @briandevitt.net
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Thekla Fagerlie-Madsen
THEKLA MADSEN is co-author with retired Cleveland cop Karl Bort of: Bad JuJu in Cleveland, Angry Nurse, and Bad JuJu and the Eye of Oya. Thekla was a corporate business analyst, technical writer, and marketing consultant. She is a member of the Twin Cities Chapter of Sisters In Crime, Wisconsin Writers Association, and the Gulf Coast Writers Association. Her short story It Never Ends Well is published in the Twin City SIC chapter’s anthology “Minnesota Not So Nice: Eighteen Tales of Bad Behavior.” Thekla and her husband divide their time between Wisconsin and Southwest Florida.
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