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Arakaki Soto is a half-Japanese, half-American, ex-military brat having grown up on bases around the world. Currently living in San Antonio, Texas, Arakaki has always had a passion for writing, but only just recently got gooder at it.

Rona Simmons has written both novels and works of historical fiction. She coauthored Images from World War II, celebrating the art of WWII veteran and artist Jack Smith. The daughter of a World War II fighter pilot herself, she is proud to honor veterans and their stories through her work. Her stories, articles, and interviews have appeared in regional and national literary journals and online magazines.

Tana Holmes is an award-winning thirty-year professional educator, a mom, and a nature lover. As an author, her work with The History Tree Series is intended to empower the adult reader to share amazing events with their little audience in a fun way. Mrs.

Scarlett Ryan is currently a Middle School history teacher at a private school in San Antonio, Texas. Previously, she taught for twenty-seven years in North East Independent School District in San Antonio.

The Wild Detectives is a independent bookstore, bar and venue in Oak Cliff, Dallas, that encourages community-driven cultural conversations. Since its opening in 2014 this small bookstore has hosted over 600 events and featured authors and artists such as Ben Fountain, Leni Zumas, Morgan Parker, Damien Jurado or Bill Callahan, just to mention a few.

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Hays Gray is sharing part of his journey with Type One Diabetes in his debut book, Hays' Type One-Derful Journey.

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Hi! I'm Sarah.

A native of San Antonio, J.E. Kilpatrick, grew up in this city living and telling tales of South Texas, and sometimes worldwide, adventures.