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CYNTHIA CLAY is an award-winning author and a member of the Dramatists' Guild. Her plays have been produced in Massachusetts, New Mexico, and Florida. Clay was judged to be a computer program on Shakespeare at the First Loebner Prize Competition of The Turing Test-a truly science fictional experience. The Competition was filmed as part of a PBS Scientific Frontiers episode and aired international
TISHKA L. DAVIS is a Bahamian author who currently resides in Macon, Georgia. Several of her poems have been published in various anthologies, and she hopes to publish her first novel soon. She takes an interest in psychological thrillers and lesbian drama, which inspires her current works in progress.
ANNA HOLLOWAY has taught English at Fort Valley State University for many decades and is now mostly retired. She has been engaged in online learning through eCore since 2000. She taught creative writing, technical writing, composition, and numerous literature courses, and advised Creative Writing Club, but teaching others to write is not the same as writing. She has published several poems in lite
VANESSA JIMISON grew up in Germany and Texas and was a medic and paratrooper in the Army, stationed at Fort Richardson, Alaska, before moving to central Georgia in 2010. Her writing is often inspired by the magick of her childhood experiences growing up near the Black Forest and her early years surrounded by and living in the beautiful medieval town of Gelnhausen. Vanessa has a particular love
SUE LAY is an old librarian living with a wonderful, old man in an old 1880 house. She was born in a country that doesn’t exist now, in a millennium and century that’s past. Winding up in the South was a surprise. She writes reviews, articles, short and long stories. Many are published. The Macon Writers offer a welcome and inspiring place to learn from other writers and try out your work.
PHILIP LENGEL is a fiction writer and carpenter. A Central Georgia native, he lives in Macon with his wife and two daughters, He has been a member of the Macon Writers Group since 2018. He is at work on a collection of short stories.
JOHANNA MIKLOS was born in Munich, Germany but now calls the USA home. She has a MFA in playwrighting from The Catholic University of America and has worked in Theatre and other industries in Germany, France, and the USA. She is delighted to have found the Macon Writers Group.
MARGARET RODEHEAVER writes short fiction and novels for middle-grade and adult readers. Her novel Porkington Hamm was awarded the 2020 Georgia Independent Author of the Year award for YA, and her poetry has appeared in Cricket Magazine. She lives with her husband near Macon, Georgia where she hangs out with various writers groups and drinks coffee. She enjoys music and travel and is a pretty goo
FRANK SOUTH is a playwright, longtime TV writer and producer, and author. Frank first gained notice when Robert Altman directed the Los Angeles and Off-Broadway productions of his one-acts, 2 by South. His television credits include Fame, Cagney and Lacey, and Melrose Place. Collected from articles and posts he wrote for Attitude magazine over eight years, Frank published his award-winning A
MARGARET SOUTH founded “All Girl Productions” with Bette Midler and Bonnie Bruckheimer, and developed feature film projects for Disney, Fox and Tri-Star Studios, HBO, ABC, and NBC, including the beloved Beaches. Ms. South also created the innovative Kids Talk Story curriculum. She has appeared at the Crossroads Writers' Conference, the Maui/Hawaii Writers’ Conference, the Women in Film Convent
SHANE TRAYERS is a Professor of English at Middle Georgia State University. She founded Macon Writers Group in 2009. Her academic work is featured in Monsters of Film, Fiction and Fable. She has been the Area Chair for the Apocalypse, Dystopia, and Disaster area of the Southwest Popular/American Culture Association for over a decade. In her free time, Shane writes poetry and tries to keep up wi
RACHELLE WILSON is a fledgling writer from Macon, Georgia. Though her portfolio leans non-fiction, her aspirations incline towards the fantastic. Professionally, she finds herself wearing many hats, but writing over a cup of hot tea will always be her preferred way to pass the time.