Eliane Camolesi
Eliane Camolesi: Chronicler of Ordinary Lives, Weaver of Extraordinary Tales
For three decades, Eliane Camolesi was a respected journalist at Globo, one of Brazil´s largest television networks, where she honed her storytelling skills and developed a keen eye for the human experience. During her tenure, she encountered individuals from all walks of life, each with a fascinating backstory waiting to be told.
As she listened to these untold narratives, Eliane was haunted by a personal regret: the lost stories of her own grandmother. The whispers of her grandmother’s struggles, at the time, in a turbulent Italy, her good deeds and exile. All faded away as time passed, leaving Eliane with a profound understanding of the importance of preserving personal histories.
This realization sparked a transformation in Eliane’s professional ambitions. Eventually, she dedicated herself to writing the autobiographies of ordinary people, believing that every life holds extraordinary value. Her unique Biography Project (Projeto Biografias) was born from this passion.
The Biography Project is a labor of love, where Eliane carefully listens to the customers subjects, memories, and experiences. The result is a vivid, handcrafted book that serves as a lasting legacy for generations to come. Each biography features one-of-a-kind illustrations and graphic elements, digitally printed and custom-bound to create a truly unique artifact of personal history.
Eliane has chronicled the life of a chemical engineer turned environmental crusader, a psychologist who discovered a new purpose after battling cancer, and a retired agricultural technician who now dedicates his time to empowering disadvantaged farmers.
But it’s the stories of everyday people that truly captivate Eliane. She takes immense pride in giving voice to the unsung heroes of our communities, ensuring their experiences and wisdom are preserved for posterity.
In addition to her “Biography Project,” Eliane is a skilled ghostwriter with an engaging narrative style. Her ability to capture the essence of subjects has earned her various contracts.
Richard Powell
Yes, I am a pirate 200 years too late. The cannon don't thunder there's nothin' to plunder I'm an over 60 victim of fate. Arrivin' too late. Been my fate.
My apologies, to Jimmy Buffet.
Moving away from the legend, officially I arrived in this world an Iowan. Notice, unlike many from this fine state I didn't say Hawkeye. Instead of attending that fine institution of higher learning, I chose the Harvard of the Midwest, Drake University. (Though some might say Harvard is the Drake of the East.) Where I completed a Masters Degree. After convincing myself I needed further education I completed my Doctoral Studies at Ohio University, in Athens Ohio. At this point, I also need to mention that contrary to popular opinion. Ohio is the Bobcat State. (Who would want to be thought of as some kind of poison nut? Even squirrels don't eat buckeyes)
Excuse me had to pause at this point to recover. Patted myself so hard on the back, I got a cramp.
Yes now, where was I?. Oh yes, I just finished sharing my intellectual credits.
While employed as a Psychologist, I dabbled in the forensic area of the field. Not just child custody, but identifying and working with real evildoers. Most are ordinary people like you and I. (At least I hope I'm ordinary in that regard) But there are true monsters out there. How they got to that point is often heart-rending, but once they reach that point, they need to be put away to keep the rest of us safe. Not abused mind you. As that road usually led to where they are, but comfortable and confined.
Moving on. I met and married a wonderful woman, why she picked me or didn't at least avoid me successfully I am uncertain. I would put her picture here, but she refused to allow it. Doesn't want to be hassled by the paparazzi while shopping. That can be quite annoying I'm sure. The fact that we've remained together for thirty years is a testament to her strength.
Together we produced three children, two boys, and a girl. All awesome despite my influence.
I have always been a scribbler of sorts but took a hiatus from fiction while I practiced my profession. Retired now I have time to devote to this craft. Since taking up the pen I have been compared to such prolific writers as James Patterson, John Grisham, Mike Connely and even Kelly Rimmer. I also admit to being influenced by James Lee Burke and Kurt Vonnegut. I hope what I produce provides you as much pleasure as I get from producing it.
Keith Landry
Keith Landry is the author of 23 very popular Canadian stories that tell history in a storytelling way. He only started writing three (3) years ago, at age 69. Keith hopes his stories informs his readers of past events that shaped our country and still influence us today.
Keith has a unique writing style. He picks interesting news articles from our past and uses them as the underlying basis for his stories. These news articles are skillfully woven into a narrative brought about by the human interest of the characters.
Keith lives with his wife, Vivian, in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Sarah McGregor
Sarah McGregor is the award-winning Romance author of Indecent Proposal, He Loves Me Knot, and The Pick-Up Line. A native Midwesterner, she makes her home on the eastern seaboard with her family and an assortment of cats, dogs, and horses. Her resume includes speech pathologist, pony club DC, and lawn mower. A lifelong equestrian, Sarah has been around the proverbial barn enough times to portray it authentically. When all hell isn't breaking out on the farm and there isn't a global pandemic, she likes to travel.
Sarah is the recipient of the Midnight Sun Cover Award, the Ignite the Flame Award, the Put Your Heart in a Book Award, the Golden Leaf Award, the Write Touch Readers Award, the Pages From the Heart Award, the Heart to Heart Award, the Fire and Ice Award, the Golden Opportunity Award, the Tampa Area Romance Writers Award, and a finalist in both the Molly and Stiletto Awards. Excerpts of her books have been featured in the 2019, 2020, and 2021 Eastern Shore Writers Association Anthologies of the year’s
Visit Sarah McGregor website at https://sarahmcgregorauthor.com/