Some say there is nothing new under the sun, yet it appears we have new things created all the time. Innovation.

Join us as we explore and discuss different aspects of innovation such as:

1. Finding ideas, fleshing them out and having the confidence, discipline and motivation to bring them from the unseen realm of imagination to the tangible world of reality

2. The struggles that come with creativity, ingenuity or "whimsy". Why is creativity still important in a world that may think books, ideas, fantasy, sci-fi or adventure are the realm of AI rather than the realm of authors.

Join us for this timely discussion full of practical tips.

We'll also delve into this author's books and journey as a writer.

We have a lot to talk about.

Hello, my name is Jennifer D. Torseth, and I am an indie author of dystopian and sci-fi books, including "The Emergence: Sera," "The Emergence: Sam," the paranormal romance "Adele Wolf," and the children's book "Oh No, It's a Croc!"

I was born and raised in Texas, and when I'm not writing about alien sludge or sexy shapeshifters, you can find me on my porch, enjoying a cup of coffee and spending time with my four-leggers.

www.tiktok.com/@jennifer_d_torseth, https://www.instagram.com/jdtorseth333/, https://www.facebook.com/jd.torseth, https://www.youtube.com/@jennifertorseth3432

Goodreads -https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/18242565.C_K_Miller

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Roanfire/

Instagram - https://instagram.com/ckmillerbooks

Tiktok - @c.k.miller

website - www.ckmillerbooks.com

Growing up as a cultural chameleon—seven years in Germany followed by American high school at fourteen—I quickly learned that feeling like you don't quite fit anywhere is pretty universal. Turns out, navigating high school without knowing all fifty states while thinking in German makes for interesting conversations and even better story material.

Writing became my happy place, starting with shared notebooks and collaborative stories that helped me master English while building friendships. Of course, life had other plans, throwing chronic migraines and health challenges into the mix for over twenty-five years. But hey, when life gives you mysterious symptoms, you become a natural health research ninja! I've tried everything from extreme nutrition plans to tailored exercise routines, and I've learned more about wellness than I ever expected.

My debut YA fantasy The Phoenix Host actually started with a tiny blue agate necklace from my rock-loving dad. That little stone sparked an entire world where my main character deals with magically-induced headaches. Because, apparently I write what I know, even in fantasy! After twelve rejection letters and an… interesting publishing experience, I found my publishing groove and have now released all four books in the Roanfire Saga, with over 4,000 copies sold.

I write for teens who are figuring out where they belong in this crazy world, probably because I'm still figuring that out myself. These days, having finally cracked the code on my health puzzle, I'm fascinated by how stories can be both our escape hatch when we need a break, and our compass when we're ready to face whatever comes next. Currently diving into the mental and brain side of health because, well, because there’s always another chapter.

Join author Alice Ford and I as we discuss tips on enjoying the journey of life even in tumultuous times.

Alice Ford. writes across all genres of fantasy, from mythic retellings to original worlds, horror to epic. My debut novel, Road to the Throne, is a re-imagining of Zeus’s origin story. She's been writing her whole life, but only recently gave herself the push to start publishing. Her work often explores themes of mental health, identity, and representation, because she believes fantasy is the perfect space to tackle real-world issues. When she's not writing, she's probably re-watching Bob’s Burgers or catching up on Rusty Quill and Helluva Boss.

patreon.com/FallenRoseWriting

Instagram: @fallenrosewriting

Facebook:Fallen Rose Writing