AUTHORS
Don Bliss, in addition to writing, and directing high school theater for 22 years, is a Congregational Pastor in southeastern Massachusetts. He has worked as an Artist in Residence in the public schools and as an actor, performing in both professional and amateur settings on Cape Cod and in New York.
Bill Comeau spurned a full scholarship to study art at the Museum School in Boston in order to become a songwriter and join the folk music movement of the 60’s. As a songwriter, Bill has produced twelve albums and 3 Grammy nominations. Also an accomplished painter and playwright, Bill has been published by Contemporary Drama, Baker’s Plays, Sugarhouse Press, and the United Church Press. Bill is a retired Adjunct Professor in southeastern Massachusetts.
Susan Chandel has been writing poetry, prose and creating objects d'art for many years. Her journeys in life began in Duxbury, Massachusetts and find her, at least for the moment, in the great expanses of the American West. Sue has a passion for karaoke, drum circles, bonfires, and poetry slams. She is a tireless advocate for the mentally ill, and has two grandchildren.
Marjory Horn Whittaker began her life in Southeastern Massachusetts where she discovered her gift of writing after her 75th birthday. Twenty-five years on, she now lives on"Old Craggy" in the Granite State, the setting of her wonderful series of historical fiction.