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     N.A. Sharpe was born in Wilmington, Delaware and attended the University of Delaware studying Psychology and Elementary Education.  She is a single mom and currently lives in central Florida with her teen-aged son and dogs, Scooter (a Yorkie), NaNu-NaNu (a Morkie) and Gryffindor (a Husky).

     Throughout her high school and college years, she volunteered in the elementary school system, and, after receiving her degree, she taught autistic and schizophrenic children in a private school in Pennsylvania for five years before moving on to an administrative career. 
 
     Her deep rooted love of storytelling and children's literature has led her to try her skills at writing.  Beginning slowly, she entered several writing competitions and received recognition and publication thus opening the door to a freelance writing career.  It has been a lifelong dream to write books for young people and, after many detours, she is finally striving towards that dream by writing a Young Adult fantasy adventure novel series with inspiration and insightful collaboration from her son. 

     The Destineers' Journal of Fantasy Nations, an encyclopedic "field guide" of the fantastical nations is due out (officially) in late February 2009, and If Wishes Were Fishes (a picture book) is slated for a March 2010 release. 

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     Bobby is a member of the American Authors Association. 

     He was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida at a very young age. He has had an interest in acting and performed in several commercials and films and has studied acting and psychology at a college in central Florida.

    He is co-author of the Destineers and the Legend of the Netherscape and the Destineers Journal of Fantasy Nations.

     Join Bobby on MySpace  as well as the Destineers on their MySpace page by clicking the links. Hope to see you there! 

  



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