
Carrie Fancett Pagels - Founder of Colonial Christian Writers Group. Administrator of the Colonial Quills Blog. Carrie writes romantic historical Christian fiction. A psychologist for 25 years, she is represented by Joyce Hart at Hartline Literary Agency.
Regular Contributors
Carla Olson Gade - Designer of Colonial Quils's website. She is the author of The Shadow Catcher's Daughter, and a novella "Carving a Future" in Colonial Courtships in October 2012. Pattern for Romance, set in Boston, will release in August 2013. "A Season of Love" a Christmas novella in Mistletoe Memories, set in New Jersey in 1818, will be out in Sept 2013. Carla is represented by Chip MacGregor of MacGregor Literary Agency.
Elaine Marie Cooper - Writes fiction set in 18th century New England. She is the author of the award-winning The Road to Deer Run (2010), and The Promise of Deer Run (2011).
Janet Grunst - Writer working on the second colonial novel of a trilogy set in Virginia. She is represented by Linda Glaz at Hartline Literary Agency. Janet is the co-chairman of the northern branch of the Tidewater Christian Fiction Writers Group.
Cynthia Howerter - is a Pennsylvania girl who now lives in
Virginia. Her love for history, especially the American Revolutionary War
period, along with being a member of the DAR (Daughters of the American
Revolution), give Cynthia a wealth of knowledge to use in her writing. Cynthia
and La-Tan Roland Murphy are co-authors
of God’s Provision in Tough Times, an
anthology of 25 true stories of God’s provision during unemployment and financial
despair. Her book is available for
pre-orders on Amazon.com
with an expected release date in May 2013.
Cynthia is currently writing a contemporary-historical fiction novel. She also writes a weekly article for her
website Soar With Eagles, is the president of the ACFW Richmond Chapter,
and a member of Colonial American Christian Writers.
Kathleen L. Maher - writes
inspirational historical fiction set in upstate New York and incorporates her
love for all things antique and romantic in her stories. She's been a member of
ACFW since 2008. In both 2009 and 2010 she placed second in Romance
Writers of America's Launching a STAR Contest, inspirational category. She
made the semifinal list in the 2011 Genesis, and won first place in 2012. She
shares a 100-year-old farmhouse with her soul mate, three kids and two rescued
Newfoundland Dogs.
www.lisanorato.com
Lynn Squire - Author of Best of Faith, Fun and Fanciful, Joab's Fire, and A Week of Faith More Precious than Gold. She writes the Just Fiction column for the Ready Writer, FCW monthly newsletter.www.lynnsquire.com
http://faithfictionfunandfanciful.blogspot.com
http://presentingbiblicaltruths.blogspot.com
http://faithjourneybooks.blogspot.com

MaryLu Tyndall - A Christy award finalist, famed for her swashbuckling pirate novels, is the author of the colonial series Charles Towne Belles, and Surrender to Destiny, set in Baltimore during the War of 1812. Veil of Pearls released in July 2012.
www.marylutyndall.com
http://crossandcutlass.blogspot.com
Pat Iacuzzi - Writer and artist working on a colonial novel set in the Mohawk Valley. Her American Historical Christian Fiction blog is a sampler of faith, folklore, and fiction.www.patiacuzzi.com
http://amhisbooks.blogspot.com

Rita Gerlach - Author of seven colonial period novels, including Surrender the Wind and The Rebel's Pledge. Her new series--Daughters of the Potomac, consists of three new novels launched Feb 2012 with Before the Scarlet Dawn, followed by Beside Two Rivers in Oct 2012, and Beyond the Valley in Feb 2013. Rita is represented by Word Serve Literary Agency.
http://ritagerlach.blogspot.com
http://inspire-writer.blogspot.com
www.roseannawhite.com
http://roseannamwhite.blogspot.com
Susan Ford Craft - Author of The Chamomile, a Revolutionary War romantic suspense novel released in Nov 2011, with two more books to follow in the series. Periodic Contributors
Rebecca DeMarino - Author of the Blue Slate series from Revell. She is a member of ACFW and RWA, and represented by WordServe Literary Agency.
J.M. Hochstetler - Author of the American Patriot series: Daughter of Liberty, Native Son, Wind of the Spirit, and Crucible of War (2012). Her American Patriot series blog focuses on research, the Revolution, and writing the series. Represented by Joyce Hart Literary Agency.
www.jmhochstetler.com
Debra E. Marvin writes historical romance with a touch of gothic…or the giggles. Joining the Colonial Quills seems just right for a history geek who grew up playing “Colonial Girl” all by herself. Debra’s work has finaled in multiple contests over the last few years, most recently, the Overall Winner of the Phoenix Rattler from CWOW. Her current obsession is the War of 1812 and tall ships.
Dina Sleiman - writes lyrical stories that dance with light. Most of the time you will find this Virginia Beach resident reading, biking, dancing, or hanging out with her husband and three children, preferably at the oceanfront. Since finishing her Professional Writing MA in 1994, she has enjoyed many opportunities to teach literature, writing, and the arts. She was the Overall Winner in the 2009 Touched by Love contest for unpublished authors. Her debut novel, Dance of the Dandelion with Whitefire Publishing, won an honorable mention in the 2012 Selah Awards. Her latest novel, Love in Three-Quarter Time, is the launch title for the new Zondervan First imprint. Dina is a contributing author at Inkwell Inspirations, Colonial Quills, iflourishonline.com, a part-time acquistions editor for WhiteFire Publishing, and she is represented by Tamela Hancock Murray of The Steve Laube Agency. Join her as she discovers the unforced rhythms of grace.
http://dinasleiman.com

Jennifer Hudson Taylor - Author of Highland Blessings, 2011 Holt Medallion winner of Best First Book, as well as the sequel Highland Sanctuary published through Abingdon Press. She has two novellas published with Barbour Books. Upcoming publications include Path of Freedom with Abingdon's Quilts of Love series, and a 3-book series entitled The MacGregor Quest.
www.jenniferhudsontaylor.com







