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Aubrey Becker
Born in 1986, Aubrey has called Texas home for nearly 24 years. She currently resides in Fort Worth and has one younger brother and two younger sisters. Although currently working as a dog groomer, her dream is to become a successful writer spending most of her time writing... the literary dream. The inspiration came in fifth grade when a poem she wrote was published in a book called Anthology of Poetry by Young Americans and she has been writing ever since, including scripts for school and church performances.

Books by Aubrey Becker

Jim Bentley
Though Jim Bentley was born and reared much of his young life in Texas, he later moved to New Mexico, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, California and Nevada. Jim finally settled back “home” in Boise, Idaho.

Quite a career journey he has had, working with youth in churches, camps and speaking at retreats. Jim has worked several years in a Fortune 500 computer company and as a Quality Manager for an Electronics Firm. Other positions were as an International Recruiter for computer companies, a Human Resource Manager for a 4Diamond Resort/Casino, working there with 800 employees, a Psychological Rehabilitation Specialist and now as a phone center representative, surveying people for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Jim received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Northwest Nazarene University and did Master's work in Counseling at The College of Idaho. He has two grown, beautiful daughters and a granddaughter he adores. Jim now resides in Boise and enjoys his time writing and being with his family and good friends.

Jim calls his book an “autobiographical, fictional novel”, which is based on his young life as a newspaper carrier in McKinney, Texas. Many details are true. In some of the events, Jim seems to be able to remember details that never really happened.

Books by Jim Bentley

Tony Brown
Author/Firefighter/Paramedic as well as having served many areas a church leader in Texas. Married over 22 years to one wonderful woman (Jill), father of two great kids (Haylea) 14, and (Cayman) 13. We are blessed with a wonderful family and a few incredible friends. I would describe myself as fun loving yet seriously contemplative. I am creative, and imaginative, yet realistic. I am determined when set on a mission and am a leader, and yet a good follower. I understand and value the team concept. Interests: music is my passion. Good books. Writing/poetry, promoting/producing live music events. My Harley, cool cars and scooters in general. I love mountains, trees, rivers, etc.

Books by Tony Brown

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Poseranity, Unmasking the Poser Within

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Charles Ciancio
Charles C. Ciancio, has devoted a lifetime to forestry and the study of fair and reliable public access to public lands. In his treatise, Rest in Peace Rural America, he documents the atrocious violations of public trust, perpetuated by the environmental bureaucratic machine, special interest, and the loss of the American people's greatest asset, rural pristine natural America.

Books by Charles Ciancio

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Sadly, we report that one of Entry Way's first and finest writers passed away on September 9, 2010. His obituary can be viewed at:
http://sewardcitynews.com/2010/09/16/jerry-dixon-obituary/.

We were very honored to have been the editor staff for Jerry S. Dixon on both his book, Rocky Traverse and his book, Wild for Alaska and he bestowed another honor to us when he allowed us to publish his second book. Working with Jerry was a journalistic experience like no other. He was able to take us along with him through his words – up the mountains he climbed, through the waters he navigated and on the trips he took. We also got to experience exciting life through him and then gratefully we were able to keep his life experiences alive forever for others to enjoy. Thank you, Jerry, for always being kind and always being interesting. Never, ever will you be forgotten by the staff at Entry Way or Digi-Tall Media. Bless your family and friends who treasure knowing you.

Tribute to Jerry:
http://www.alaskanewspapers.com/article.php?article=1037climbing_the_mountain_to_heaven

Jerry S. Dixon
“Jerry has been a smokejumper, a fire management officer and a fire ecologist for the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service. He is one of the few jumpers in the 65-year history of smokejumping to have survived a double malfunction (when both parachutes fail to open when first deployed). He has also been a Yukon River ranger and a cabin builder (one in Alaska and another in Idaho). He is a philosopher, a biologist, an untra-marathoner, a climber, a writer and a teacher of the gifted.”
– Ron Watters, Professor of Outdoor Education Idaho State University, preface to the second edition South Fork of the Salmon River (2001).

Books by Jerry S. Dixon

   

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A Manual for the Ultimate Adventurer Rush


Steve Dreben
Author, Steve Dreben, graduated from the University of Illinois, as well as The London International Television and Film School where he received honors and various awards during his Master’s Program. Steve majored in Logic/Philosophy/Science at the University of Illinois, and directing, editing and writing while in London, England. He has written twelve original screenplays, two teleplays, one play, and two children’s book. The author has won the International Cine Golden Eagle Award as well as the American Documentary Film New York Festival Award for “Huichol: People of the Peyote”. Dreben has won both of his prestigious awards through practical experiences and his eyes see deeply into character shattering most of the usual screens. His personal philosophy supports a populist view and he’s proud of being a progressive environmentalist who balances ideas before he votes them. Steve works each day in a practical world while interacting with many people and making his voice heard. In a society of many ‘blind faiths,’ he tries to open the box, or separate the ‘iron vice’ of conformity in order to let truth enter when and wherever possible. Aside from being a writer, Steve is an independent businessman and a Horticulturist and works substantially in the financial industry and in mortgage banking. He is a family man with three children, two of whom are college graduates and one is in the twelfth grade.

Books by Steve Dreben

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News Flash! Kaelin's Remains Have Been Found

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R.D. Foster
Ronnie D. Foster was born and raised in Collin County, Texas. At the age of 18, he graduated from high school, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, and served in the war in Vietnam.

R.D. is an accomplished musician and songwriter, and has written numerous newspaper and magazine articles.

His first published book, Last Train Runnin’ is a novel about a folk singer who ended up in Vietnam. One Day as a Lion is R.D.’s second book.

To learn more about R.D. Foster and his writing, visit www.ronniefoster.com.

Books by R.D. Foster

   

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Last Train Runnin' by RD Foster
The Unsung Lyrics of the Fallen Heroes of Vietnam
RD Foster Earns Texas Veterans Commission's Patriot Award
Veterans Memorial Park Construction Underway

Gloria J. Freer
If you love fiction, science fiction mystery or adventure, then Gloria J. Freer's The Immortals and the Hidden Species will provide you with wholesome family adventure with just a twist of the hidden world so seldom seen.

Books by Gloria J. Freer

Billy Freudiger
Current lead singer of more than one band in more than one north Dallas city... Billy Freudiger is also a free-styling published poet with a style unlike anyone else. He's passionate about literature to a point of utilizing his talents not only with published books of poetry but with the ability to wildly entertain those who find his music style unlike any they have ever heard. As a Plano graduate, Billy also has studied the streets musically and works diligently at his personal, family and professional relationships.

Books by Billy Freudiger

Victoria Freudiger
Raised in east Texas after being born in Colorado, she has now made her home with husband, Thomas in Plano, Texas. And, although she is a family-oriented person with five children (three by marriage) and nine grandchildren; to date, she has found time to write one children's book, one dark and sinister mystery book and hundreds of poems. Because this author and publisher loves books as much as she does, her life has been blessed with her meeting 54 other writers along the way. VicToria also has 10 years legal experience along with many years of event coordinating positions (ranging from coordinating 100 adoptions with CASA and high dollar benefit golf tournaments with Goldman Sachs; to weddings and funerals with area newspapers and churches).

Currently VicToria is an administrative assistant for a church in Dallas and it is there she is also able to bring out the spiritual side of her.

Known for her driven team spirit and passionate personal touch, she is available many hours of the day and night and can be reached via e-mail: editorshepherd@gmail.com or entrywaypublish@aol.com.

The main thing to remember about this author, editor and publisher is that once you meet her and begin to work with her and the teams she's involved with, "You never end up getting only what you came to receive... there's always so much more and most of the time it surprising and often the miracles arrive to show everything is meant to be and nothing happens by mistake in her world."

Books by VicToria Freudiger

      

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Your First Garden

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Hilde M. Grensbraten
I have always found great relief in writing. To be honest, my head would probably explode if I didn't; so many weird thoughts and ideas have been set free that way. Reading your own words on paper actually helps getting a whole new perspective on a lot of things. Inspiration can be found in everything. It doesn't take much to get my imagination into working overtime, and even if all poems are not about me, they are experiences as situations seen through my eyes. However, I don't like going into depth about what my specific thoughts are for writing a specific poem. To me, what I felt while writing is not as important as what the reader feels reading my work. My goal is for the reader to be able to relate my poems to their own experiences; thereby allowing me to make them feel and dream...and if I do, I will feel like I've succeeded.

Books by Hilde M. Grensbraten

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Elga Haymon White
Elga Haymon has been a writer since she was a child. From her earliest years of remembrance, she has written poetry and little short stories.

Since her first published work, a series of three books, titled INTERNET INSIGHTS... A Collection of Writings—writings which were not her own—articles, stories, items, and 'tid-bits' taken from the Internet and from e-mails sent to her by family and friends, she has decided to publish her own writings.

Elga says, "It is time that I create my own 'living, breathing characters,' so that readers get to know this author as a 'real person' in her real writing environment."

Elga's website - where even more of her products can be found: http://www.egwhites.com.

Books by Elga Haymon White

               

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David M. Kennedy
Kennedy has been a trial attorney for more than 28 years, primarily representing those injured and abused in nursing homes around the country. He has served as a Baptist church elder and deacon chairman, as well as a founding member of a non-denominational church. Born and raised in Sherman, Texas, David still maintains a law office there while he and his wife of 30 years, Terri, call Ridgway, Colorado home. David and Terri are the parents of three adult children.

Books by David M. Kennedy

Jim Kilpatrick
Jim Kilpatrick was born in Galesburg, Illinois in January 10, 1947. He spent four years on Wake Island in the Pacific before going to Roosevelt Military Academy during 1961-65. "Those were great days for me at the Academy and I will always hold those days close to my heart.” He returned to the Pacific traveling to Guam and Midway Island and Honolulu, Hawaii where he attended the University of Hawaii, graduating with three degrees in journalism, English and education. Jim worked in radio, television, newspapers and magazines before teaching in Hawaii and Texas for 31 years. He has two children and a grandson. He has authored two other novels.

Contact Jim by e-mail at kimolani2000@yahoo.com, or visit his website to learn more: www.kimokilpatrick.com.

Books by Jim Kilpatrick

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Larry Lindsay
Larry Lindsay has bicycled across the United States twice. One trip began in Seattle, Washington with a group of six teenagers, and another trip began in California with a group of 10 teenagers. Mr. Lindsay also enjoys backpacking, canoeing, scuba diving, and winter camping. When the author isn’t enjoying the outdoors, he is at his desk writing and reading over things his students wrote while he was a teacher of ecology at Airport High School in Carlston, Michigan.

Books by Larry Lindsay

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Linda T. Phillips
Born and raised a Texan, Linda T. Phillips is a lover of the written word and expresses that love in writing. Among Linda's other interests are creating and designing book covers and illustrations for clients through Entry Way Publishing where she works closely with owner and operator VicToria Freudiger. Other duties include editing and helping authors to find their place in the literary world.

Author of A Day in BugsHollow, her first children's book allowed Ms. Phillips to showcase her own illustrations and book cover design. Do The Daffodils Know My Name?, a second children's book, will be on the shelves soon along with The Real Border Crusade, one family's journey, a non-fiction book regarding her own family's struggle with immigration.

She is, by her own design, the official slayer of monsters under the bed for her three 'grand princesses' and is most passionate about family (her husband of 42 years and two 'grown' sons and two amazing daughters-in-law) and a host of characters she calls friends. She has put the pen to paper all her life and also loves to step into the minds of other people to create their vision.

Linda also answers to the call of nail technician and has established a successful nail business for over 19 years.

To learn more about Linda, visit her website at www.lindaphillipsworld.com.

Books by Linda T. Phillips

      

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A Day in BugsHollow
The Real Border Crusade, one family's journey

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Kristy Rodriguez
Kristy Rodriguez was born July 11, 1967. She grew up and still lives in the same small town in Texas where her father, grandfather, and great grandfather were raised.

Kristy has always loved to write stories about the people she loves. Her family has become quite accustomed to her doing the "writing" for special occasions.

Her husband Frank and their children, Chastity, Christopher, Craig, Steven, Kelly, and Astrud to date have been waiting for 30 months to be able to bring their daughter and baby sister, Franceska Danielle home from China. Their journey has truly been a spiritual one and they give their Heavenly Father all the glory for the many blessings He has brought their way.

One sleepless night, while her son Steven was in Iraq for his second tour, Kristy decided to write the story God had placed on her heart so many months before. Not having written anything like a book before, she lacked the necessary confidence, but that particular night the words just began to flow naturally. This showed her and many others the miracle was definitely meant to be.

The author prays that this book will not only help the sons and daughters from China who might not look like their families, but also help each and every child who might just feel a little different for one reason or another.

Books by Kristy Rodriguez

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When Once The Lesson Is Learned All Else Falls Into Place

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Eric Saxon
Eric Traynard Saxon was born in Dallas, Texas, on May 22, 1970, to the proud parents of Wanda Sue Mack and Billy Gene Saxon.

In 1991, Eric wrote a poem entitled "The Right Pick", which was selected to be published in Treasured Poems of America. He is also a co-author of Three Glances of a Soul, a book of poetry.

Saxon's inspiration for writing started at an early age and is inspired by life events. He attended David W. Carter High School (Dallas, Texas), Advanced Technical Institute (Dallas, Texas) and Richland College (Dallas, Texas).

Eric now resides in Richardson, Texas. His favorite saying, "First there comes a dream, and then that dream becomes an idea and then through hard work and patience that dream and idea become reality", is one he is living out at this time.

Books by Eric Saxon

   

Debra Schramm
For years I have had a love of writing and even self-published a book in the USA. What better way than to combine my love of the word and my love of the old west, and create a fictional novel. This book is on my to do list. My passion for history and the old west was just a hobby, but now has turned into a job that comes naturally and easily.

In early 2000, my book Explosions was published by Entry Way Publishing. The publisher, VicToria Freudiger and I still connect on a weekly basis and she'll be my friend for life. I'm currently writing again but the outcome is a secret thus far.

Hope to be back soon—as I'm on a somewhat writing vacation for a little while.

Books by Debra Schramm

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