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Debbie Abston (Spearman, TX)

Mike Akins (Amarillo)

Suzanne Allen (Canyon) writes children's books and murder mysteries.

Lynn Allen (LaJunta, CO)

Sarah Allman (Amarillo) Life member - retired homemaking teacher and social
worker. Graduate of Univ Arkansas and rabid Razorback. Stories published in
magazine Romancing the Past (now defunct). Devotionals published in
church advent books, story in Amarillo Globe News. Member Bookworms crit
group. Trying to find publisher for book length memoirs. - writes nonfiction
and nostalgia.

Jan Angelley (Lubbock, TX)

Jennifer Archer (Amarillo) Multi-published Romance and Mainstream
Women's Fiction author. Visit Jenny's Website.

Alice Armstrong (Amarillo) writes mainstream and mystery novels.

Jo Arterberry (Woodward OK) I write devotionals, mystery, and children's
stories. My publishing credits are limited to writing and editing church group
newsletters. I, too, prefer mystery. But three grandchildren in three years
has changed my perspective. I was a long time resident of the Texas
Panhandle, two years ago I married a wonderful man from Woodward, Ok and
now I'm a...a...an Okie, by adoption.

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Brenda Bahner (Amarillo) Donald A. Ballew (Elk City OK) Published with
iUniverse with a frontier novel, with a book that was a finalist in the 2002
Oklahomas for the Book writing contest. Shopping another book around at
present.

Gloria Bayne

James Beard (Follett, TX)

Cheryl Beckley (Amarillo) writes fiction, memoirs and poetry and is currently
working on a novel.

Jane Begy (Amarillo)

George Belt (Midland, TX)

Larry Beltran (Amarillo)

Aster Blackshear (Lovelady, TX)

James I. Blackshear (Lovelady, TX) After serving 20 years in the navy, I
retired to take a 22-year job with General Electric. Retiring a second time I
bought a home in the woods and settled in to write. So far I am unpublished.

Nova Blair (Garland TX) Life member and former president writes fiction,
articles, poetry and music.

Suzanne Bogue (Amarillo)

Michael Bourn (Amarillo)

Paula Breeding(Amarillo) Writes articles and family bios

Natalie Bright(Canyon)

Linda Broday(Wichita Falls,TX) Historical Romance author and one-time
winner of the National Readers' Choice Award. Currently contracted with
Dorchester/Leisure Publishing. Visit Linda's website.

Ann Brown (Canyon TX) Past president and life member.

William L. Brown (Amarillo) retired engineer writes western, historical and
mainstream (children and YA). Has published three short stories on the
internet and is completing a course in children's literature.

Gilda Bryant (Amarillo) published in regional and national magazines, ie Boys
Life, Presbyterians Today, Dog & Kennel, and Metro Parent Magazine. She's a
regular contributor to Quilt World

Dee Burks (Amarillo)-Dee is an Editor and Project Manager for Life Success
Publishing. She is the former editor and publisher of Saddle Baron magazine
and now freelances for numerous magazines. Dee writes romance and
women's fiction novels and teaches writing classes at Amarillo College.

Terry Burns-Terry is a 5th generation Irish storyteller who is a 4th generation
Texas bull shipper. He has a series that began with Mysterious Ways from
River Oak Publishing and the series bears that name. The second, Brothers
Keeper came out Feb 1 and Shepherd's Son will be out in Sept. That gives
him 22 books in print counting the NF and short story collections. Mysterious
Ways was a nominee for the American Christian Fiction Writers book of the
year,nominated for the Christy Award and was just published in Russian.
Other fiction includes Trails of the Dime Novel, a trade paperback from
Echelo nPress and in audio from JBS Publishing. To Keep a Promise and,
Don't I Know You? trade paperbacks from The Fiction Works are both
scheduled for
audiobooks this year. He has published over 200 articles and short stories,
is in a short story collection published by the Darkstormy writers, in a
collection from Coastal Villages Press entitled "Straight from the heart -
stories of love and friendship," the second volume entitled "More stories of
love and friendship", one entitled "Living by Faith" from Obidiah Press, in
Heartwarming Christmas Stories coming out from River Oak in November as is
Cup of Comfort for Weddings, and he has a story in Soul Matters for Men from
Thomas Nelson. Terry has published four nonfiction books, has a small book
of cowboy poetry entitled Cowboys Don't Read Poetry. His available works as
well as a daily blog can be found at www.terryburns.net

M.L. Bushman (Great Falls, MO) holds a BS degree from the School of Hard
Knocks and currently resides in Great Falls, Montana. Mainly a fiction
novelist, the author has published short stories, and nonfiction. Genres:
Romantic suspense, humor, and fantasy. www.mlbushman.com

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Kim Campbell (Amarillo)Kim Campbell graduated from West Texas State
University. She has published many feature articles in Writer’s Digest and
The Writer advising authors how to reach their goals of publication. Her
memoir Faux Pearls appeared in the 2005 edition of Magnolia Writer’s
quarterly. As a partner and editor with Author Helper, she spent much of her
time helping published and unpublished authors take their writing ability to
the next level and continues on today as a freelance editor. She has taught
screenwriting classes online and at Amarillo College. She presented
workshops for Panhandle Professional Writers, Frontiers in Writing
Conference, and Oklahoma Writers Federation Conference. All-About-
Attitude Taos Writing Retreat featured her in a two-day workshop on novel
and screenwriting during the All-About-Attitude Taos Retreats. She is a past
PPW President.

Jeff Campbell (Eads, CO)

Marian Carpenter (Canyon) Ivan K. Cates (Amarillo) currently working on
book about modern day XIT ranch - short cowboy stories

Jerry Chapman co-authored a recently published book, "Through the Veil"
with his wife Richela. Jerry published a workbook, "Nine Steps to Sacred
Relationship," to accompany the book. He published "A Tiger in My Groin,"
his personal story of challenge in overcoming prostate cancer. Jerry holds a
BBA and MA, taught 25 years at Amarillo College, and continues to write
currently creating a set of reflection questions for his new book in progress
"Developing Sacred Relationship." His weekly tips become posted on the
web site: www.sacredrelationship.com. Jerry published in The Sedona
Journal of Emergence and the Association for Research and Enlightenment.

Stephen Church (Midland, TX) Frances Clegg-Ferris(Wayside, TX) Past
President and Life member I live on a stock-farm (not ranch) at Wayside, TX
with my husband, Tom Ferris. In the past, I have written a Master's thesis in
Zoology, a Ph.D dissertation on male reproductive physiology, some
scientific professional articles, and a lot of college academic classroom stuff
as a college professor. More recently I have written press releases for local
groups, educational reports for a Master's degree in Counseling, and 37
family histories for The Families of Fisher County. I claim to write free verse
poetry and have at least one poem published. I would like to not only write
history but put it into historical fiction. One short story won a first place in
the FIW contest several years ago but I haven't done much since. I am
currently a K-12 school counselor and a Licensed Professional Counselor
who sees the Panhandle Assessment Center foster children who live in and
around Claude.

Cheryl Cooper (Amarillo Tx) is a writer and editor. Her work is published in
Accent West, Our Texas, Upper Room, and the now defunct Emerge
magazine. She has received recognition in Byline Magazine as well as in
various contests. She is the co-owner of Expert Editing (a home based
editing and writing service) She is working on her first fictional Christian
novel as well as a very promising non-fictional book project.

Ronald A. Cox (Claude, TX) Past President - short story "Kiowa Wells" in the
New Traditions in Terror Anthology. He is working on "Balmorea," a literary
ficton work.>writes as R. Austin Carter Austin was born in the Lone Star State
and he's been living the Texas dream ever since. After graduating from High
School in the Texas Panhandle, Austin moved South and attended Texas
Tech University where his main interests included women, beer, and Rodeo.
Today, Austin lives and works in relative solitude on his Texas Panhandle
cattle ranch with his wife and their two young sons. Austin has written a
number of short stories, and two novels under a different name. His latest
book, SKIN CHANGER, is the first full length novel he's written as R. Austin
Carver. "I used to write Westerns - Historical Fiction if you're being PC about
it," R.A. says softly in closing. "That was a more innocent time." Reading the
hard-edged Western/Suspense/Horror fiction he writes today, one wonders
where R. Austin Carver's innocence has gone, or if indeed this tall Texan
ever had any.

Misty Crocker (Dalhart, TX)

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