Author

Jill Meengs

Jill Meengs grew up in a small town on the Oregon Coast. During, and after college she spent extended periods of time backpacking in over 30 countries. Her first novel, “Trigger,” is an action-adventure novel with a bit of romance. Jill has been to every location she describes in “Trigger” and some of the content is based on her own experiences while traveling.

She met her husband, Chad, in the MBA program at Oregon State University. After getting married, they purchased and fully remodeled a house. It was Chad who encouraged, and then bribed her to try her hand at writing fiction. (He says that he very much enjoys watching the flat-screen he purchased as part of their deal.)

When Jill isn’t reading or writing, she is running, doing yoga or planning her next trip. Jill and her husband live in the Willamette Valley in Oregon.

You can learn more about Jill on her website.

Jen Knox

Jen Knox is the Writers in Communities (WIC) Program Director at Gemini Ink. She teaches creative writing in San Antonio and works with beginning writers as a Writing Coach. Jen studied English at Otterbein University and completed her MFA at Bennington’s Writing Seminars.

The author of After the Gazebo (NYC, New York: Rain Mountain Press, 2015), Jen’s fiction can be read in numerous publications, including The Adirondack Review, Chicago Tribune’s Printers Row, Chicago Quarterly Review, Istanbul Review, Lunch Ticket, Narrative Magazine, Room Magazine, Sequestrum, and The Saturday Evening Post, among others.

Evatopia Press is proud to publish her contemporary YA novel, “The Lavender House,” launching Fall 2016. To learn about Jen’s books, visit her Amazon page. You can stay in touch with Jen via Twitter @jenknox2 or her website: www.jenknox.com

Mia Fox

Mia Fox is a Los Angeles-based romance novelist who writes in the sub-genres of contemporary romance, chick lit, and paranormal romance.

A lifelong reader and history lover, Mia enjoys infusing her writing with details of the past as she has done in “Released,” book one of the Romani Realms trilogy. Her follow ups, “Alert the Media” and “Keeping Up” are based on her previous professional life working as an entertainment publicist. Her latest book, “Bourton Bridge,” was inspired by her travels to the English Cotswolds.

You can stay up to date with Mia’s book on her Amazon page.

Farha Hasan

Farha Hasan is a Boston-based writer of South Asian descent. She was born and bred in the South Asian community in Toronto and has a degree in business and a passion for books.

Her creativity and her love for the written word first took her into advertising and then research. A slave to fiction, Farha has been reading and writing short stories since she first learned to hold a pencil.

The Mother-in-Law Cure is her first Novel. Evatopia Press is proud to publish her follow-up, “Beauty Sleeping.”

Loren Kleinman

Loren Kleinman’s poetry has appeared in journals such as Drunken Boat, Nimrod, Wilderness House Literary Review, Paterson Literary Review, Narrative Northeast and Journal of New Jersey Poets. Her interviews appeared in IndieReader, USA Today, and The Huffington Post. She edited Indie Authors Naked, which was an Amazon Top 100 bestseller in Journalism in the UK and USA.

Kleinman is the author of four collections of poetry, and her memoir, “The Woman with a Million Hearts,” is due to release in 2016 with BlazeVOX Books. She also blogs for The Mix (Hearst), where she publishes personal essays in top lifestyle brands such as Good Housekeeping, Seventeen, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, and Woman’s Day.

Evatopia Press is proud to publish her first literary romance novel, “This Way to Forever.” Loren’s website is: lorenkleinman.com.