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Meet the WhiteFire Publishing family of Authors
Fiction
Roseanna M. White, author of A Stray Drop of Blood, makes her home in the mountains of Western Maryland with her husband, two small children, and the colony of dust bunnies living under her couch. After graduating from St. John's College in Annapolis, MD, she and her husband founded the Christian Review of Books, where she is the editor. She is a member of ACFW, His Writers, Biblical Fiction Writers, and HEWN Marketing.
Sandi Rog is an award winning author, her debut novel The Master’s Wall winning the 2011 Christian Small Publisher’s Book of the Year Award. She lived in Holland for thirteen years and now lives in Colorado with her husband, four children, a cat, and too many spiders.
Nancy lives in Springfield, Virginia, with Sandy, her
husband of thirty-eight years. A retired teacher, she loves
books, golf (the trying, anyway), creative arts (currently
quilting), building houses with Habitat for Humanity.
A graduate of Ole Miss, she taught English in both public
and private schools and for ten years operated her own
tutorial school, teaching students with learning
disabilities.
Although her interests are varied, her creative outlets
many, her first love in the word. If she had one wish, it
would be that could remember them all!
Pastor Bryce T. Perry works with his wife, Tammy, in TLTC Ministries (www.tltcministries.com) out of Florida. Appearing on numerous television and radio programs and speaking in churches across Canada and the United States, they are passionate about the message that God has given them about his love, forgiveness, and healing power.
Jim Ralston has taught English for thirty-plus years at
four Appalachian colleges and universities: Frostburg State
University and Garret Community College, in Western
Maryland; Shepherd University and, presently, Blue Ridge
Community and Technical College in the eastern panhandle of
West Virginia.
In addition to Appalachian Grammar Shop, he has written five
produced plays, most recently "Thirty Folds to the Moons,"
produced at the New Embassy Theatre in Cumberland, MD; "The
Lone Star League," at the the Performance Center of
Frostburg State University; and "Many Mansions" at the
Apollo Theatre in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
He has published an introspective novel, The Choice of
Emptiness, a book of Poems, The Poet's Car, two children's
books, Sylvia and Sylvia's Father; has served as a columnist
for the Charleston Gazette and the Martinsburg Journal-News,
and has been a regular contributor to The Sun: A Magazine of
Ideas. His writings have also appeared in the Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette and The Utne Reader.
