Tyler Wittkofsky

Publisher/Author
*(Not) Alone
*Coffee, Alcohol, and Heartbreak: A Poetry Collection
*The Seeds of Love: Sunflower Kisses Book One
*Potent: Enamored Echoes Book One
*The Principal’s Principles

Tyler is not your average writer—he’s a multi-genre maestro, crafting stories that will whisk you away on unforgettable adventures. But that’s not all! He’s also a passionate podcaster, mental health advocate, and travel blogger. Together with his wife Grace and their furry companions Dutch and Belle, Tyler embarks on an awe-inspiring journey across the United States, documenting every thrilling moment on the enthralling blog, Adventure With Coffee.

Prepare to be captivated by Tyler’s first novella, “(Not) Alone,” a touching tale inspired by true events surrounding the struggles of mental illness. Love takes center stage in his debut romance novel, “The Seeds of Love: Sunflower Kisses Book One,” where a mentally ill young man navigates the complexities of love. And if you’re a fan of powerful poetry, his collection, “Coffee, Alcohol, and Heartbreak,” will strike a chord with its emotionally charged verses born from four transformative years.

As a beacon of hope and transparency, Tyler shares his personal mental health journey on his website, http://www.TylerWittkofsky.com. But he doesn’t stop there! He co-hosts the engaging Cook the Books podcast, where he dives into the exciting world of writing and publishing. Adding another feather to his cap, Tyler is the visionary behind Tea With Coffee Media, a small independent publishing company dedicated to sharing untold stories that deserve to be heard.

Not only does Tyler conquer the creative realm, but he also shines as an award-winning marketing and communications professional. His exceptional skills have earned him numerous accolades, including the prestigious Wilmington Biz Journal’s Top 100 award. In 2020, he fearlessly launched The Wittkofsky Company, an online startup and nonprofit marketing and public relations firm that aims to make a positive impact in the world.

Ready to join Tyler on his thrilling journey? Connect with him on social media at @TylerWittkofsky and explore his captivating body of work at https://linktr.ee/wittkofsky. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of inspiration, emotion, and unforgettable stories!

Aaran Jolly

Vice President of Operations

Aaran Jolly is a 9-year Navy Vet, having spent most the first decade of the century on active duty. He grew up in the Pacific Northwest, giving him a love of the mountains that he gets to enjoy daily view of as he now lives in Colorado. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Security and a Master of Business Administration that he was awarded after the Navy. He is one of our Vampires, having porphyria. Vampiric myths with their sun weakness are based upon this illness.

Kelsey Anne Lovelady

Vice President of Marketing/Author
*Permanent Reminders: A Jaz Dilan Mystery
*Indifferent
*Potent: Enamored Echoes Book One

Kelsey Anne Lovelady was born in Billings, Montana and grew up in Bozeman. At fifteen her family moved to Shawnee Mission, Kansas. She stayed there from her Junior year of high school up until she graduated from Johnson County Community College with her Associate of Arts Degree in Arts and Science. She graduated from the University of Wyoming with her B.F.A. in Musical Theatre and her Minor in Writing. She published her first book, “STAFROGED: Orion” on the day she graduated, and is in the process of rewriting it. She has also dabbled in writing for the theatre with her 10-Minute Play “How Are You?”, which was produced by the True Troupe of Cheyenne as part of their 2019 Wrights of Wyoming Playwrighting Festival.

Kelsey also writes for the online literary magazines “In The Pantheon” and “In the Crescent“

She can be reached at: loveladynovels@gmail.com

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Adrestia on In The Pantheon
Namid Cook on In the Crescent

Uresh Nirman

Lead Designer

From Sri lanka, Uresh first started designing with vector graphics in 2018 when he was 16 years old. He wanted to start a stock footage selling website and when he was learning relevant things in 2019, he learned about animation softwares and started working with them. Then he worked on several free lancing platforms as an animator until 2022.

Rebecca Popp

Designer

Rebecca Popp is from Cincinnati, OH and is a recent graduate from Ohio University with a B.S. in communication, with a focus on animation and game design. She started animation at 17 years old and has continued to grow her passion for the field. She has done design work for local businesses around Cincinnati as well as companies all the way in L.A. She has experience in 2D and 3D animation and has administration, production and editing experience as well. It is her hope that one day she will be a part of the 2D adult comedy world and have her own adult comedy animation.

Victoria Moxley

Editor-In-Chief/Author/Lead Cover Designer
*Trials of Aphordite: Misaligned Myths Book One
*First Meetings

Victoria Moxley is many things.

Currently, she’s working on a horror/supernatural romance about demon hunting twins, a zombie apocalypse novel, a YA fantasy novel, and several short story collections. As if that wasn’t enough, she’s also working as a pharmacy tech, editing novels, designing covers, and doing some beta reading for good measure. Because being a Domme and nerdy gaming goth girl wasn’t fulfilling enough for her. Oh, and we can’t forget her contributions over at InThePantheon.com as the scribe for Aphrodite and as an assistant editor. She can be found in twitter at @daleksndemons and on her website at victoria-moxley.com.

She is a former prison sergeant that’s been writing for the voices in her head since 2000. Most of her writing can be found on various platforms and blogs. If she’s not writing, she’s gaming, making graphics/gifs, or building mods to bring the worlds of books and gods to Skyrim.

Fun Fact: She can wrangle mice, rats, snakes, and scorpions. The only thing she’s deathly afraid of is geckos. Yes, those creepy little pink guys. They send her screaming and crying. (Flying is also terrifying, but she can easily avoid that. Geckos are far too common in Texas)

Lynn Clark

Editor

A native Texan, I have been an enthusiastic & compulsive reader all my life, haunting libraries and bookstores at every opportunity. After my wandering days were over, I found a new home in Colorado, with various felines and 3 adults. Retirement has allowed me to continue reading and listening to an abundance of audiobooks.

My work career was varied, starting at age 16 selling Mustangs to building Texas Instruments calculators to working in the criminal justice system with recovering alcoholics & addicts. That led to my great love – creating and teaching bibliotherapy classes.

I generally inhabit small islands of great lucidity and organization, amid intermittent distraction and chaos.

Sarah Sanders

Editor

Sarah Faeth Sanders was born and raised in rural Northeastern Nevada. She received a BA in Sociology in 2012 from Azusa Pacific University and an MS in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics from the University of Maryland, Baltimore in 2022. She is the author of Soulmates: A Metaphysical Love Story, and upcoming works including two more novels in the Metaphysical Love Story series. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her partner, son, and dog. When she is not writing, reading, or editing, she enjoys hiking, good food, and daydreaming about writing, reading, and editing.

You can find Sarah on social media or contact her here: https://linktr.ee/SarahFaethSanders

Clarissa Cottrill

Cafe Vengeance

Once upon a time, in the rolling hills of West Virginia, a young girl named Clarissa R. Cottrill fell in love with the written word. She devoured books like they were candy, and soon her passion for literature grew into a burning desire to create stories of her own. Clarissa’s Appalachian roots and complicated history with mental health are evident in her writing. Her words are both haunting and beautiful, capturing the essence of the human experience in a way that only a true wordsmith can. As a horror and literary fiction writer, Clarissa’s imagination knows no bounds. She weaves tales that will keep you up at night, and characters that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page. Her upcoming novella, Cafe Vengeance, promises to be no exception. But writing isn’t the only thing that Clarissa excels at. She also co-hosts the millennial lifestyle podcast “30, Dirty, & Dying“, where she and her co-hosts explore the ups and downs of being a thirty-something in today’s world. Clarissa R. Cottrill is a force to be reckoned with in the literary world. Her passion for storytelling is contagious, and her words will leave you breathless. So grab a cup of coffee (or a stiff drink, depending on your nerves), and let Clarissa take you on a journey you won’t soon forget.

Jessica Ferrara

*Stem and Stone
*Light Step

Once upon a time, there was a young graphic designer named Jessica Ferrara. She had a passion for creating beautiful designs that could captivate the eye and stir the soul. After graduating from the College of Saint Rose with her Bachelor’s degree, Jessica spent three years honing her craft as a tattoo artist in Albany, New York. But Jessica’s thirst for adventure could not be quenched by her artistic pursuits alone, and so she set out on an epic journey across the great continent of Europe. She backpacked through ancient cities, explored exotic cultures, and gathered inspiration from every corner of the world. And when Jessica returned to the United States, she found a new home in the heart of Texas. She began a new journey of blogging on her website and reviewing books on Instagram with her return to the States as a way to chronicle her life and open the imagination of potential readers. Here, she could be found writing and painting, pouring her passion onto the canvas and into the written word. Her designs were bold, imaginative, and always spoke to the soul of the viewer, which can be found on her website, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok . You can also reach her via email at JessLynnStudio@gmail.com.

B.T. Harris

Beyond Olympus

Once upon a time, there was a man with a passion for storytelling. Born in the heart of Missouri, B.T. Harris was destined for greatness from a young age. He spent his childhood listening to his elders’ tales and devouring books, eager to learn all he could about the world and the people in it. As B.T. grew older, he realized that his love for writing was more than just a hobby – it was his calling. He began to pen his own stories, drawing inspiration from his family, friends, and colleagues. He poured his heart and soul into his work, determined to make a difference in the world through his writing. In 2015, B.T. self-published his first book, a dark fantasy novel that captured the hearts of readers everywhere. His writing style was unlike anything anyone had ever seen before, blending elements of optimism with tropes that challenged readers to think outside the box and push past their mental barriers. B.T.’s success only fueled his passion for writing, and he soon found himself devoting every spare moment to his craft. His series, The Heir of the Dark Lords, quickly became a fan favorite, drawing in readers from all walks of life. Despite his success, B.T. never lost sight of his ultimate goal – to make a positive impact on the world through his writing. He regularly donates a portion of his profits to various charities, always seeking to give back to the community that has supported him throughout his journey. Today, B.T. Harris resides in the beautiful state of South Carolina, continuing to write and inspire readers everywhere. His passion for storytelling is contagious, and his dedication to his craft is unmatched. Join him on his journey, and see for yourself why B.T. Harris is a name that you won’t soon forget.

K Kalor

*Dawn of Humanity: Generations of Humanity Book One
*Rise of the Humanaki: Generations of Humanity Book Two

Once upon a time, there was a transgender author who went by the name Kaitlyn Kalor-a born leader, a Navy veteran, and a true Renaissance woman. With a love for the mountains and a passion for computer security, Kaitlyn has lived a life that is anything but ordinary. She grew up in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by the raw beauty of the region, and it was here that she first discovered her love for the great outdoors. After joining the Navy, Kaitlyn spent the first decade of the century on active duty. During her time in the military, Kaitlyn developed a deep appreciation for discipline, hard work, and the value of teamwork. These qualities continue to guide her to this day. Upon leaving the Navy, Kaitlyn earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Security, a degree that would serve as the foundation for her future career. She went on to earn a Master of Business Administration, further expanding her knowledge and expertise. Through it all, Kaitlyn remained committed to excellence, always striving to be the best in her field. Despite the challenges she has faced throughout her life, Kaitlyn has never lost her sense of humor or her love of life. She has a medical condition known as porphyria, which gives her the same weaknesses as vampires. But rather than let this hold her back, Kaitlyn has used her unique perspective to become a respected author and advocate for others facing similar challenges.

John Mauk

Where All Things Flatten

Once upon a time in northern Michigan, there was a man named John Mauk. John was a man of many talents, but he had a particular passion for writing. He started his professional life as a rhetorical theorist, exploring the intricacies of language and its impact on society. But his love for storytelling soon led him down a different path. John’s writing talent shone through in his fiction, which has been published in prestigious journals such as Salamander, Arts and Letters, and New Millennium Writings. His words were so captivating that they also found their way into the nonfiction world, with publications in Rumpus, Beatrice.com, and Writer’s Digest. As his reputation grew, John Mauk became more than just a writer. He was a mentor, a guide, and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring writers everywhere. He wanted to share his knowledge and experience with others, so he created his own YouTube video series called “Prose from the Underground.” This series features interviews and craft talks for working writers, and it has become a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their writing skills. But John’s talents didn’t stop there. He also published his first full-length story collection, “Field Notes for the Earthbound,” which was received with critical acclaim. Today, John Mauk is a name synonymous with quality writing, mentorship, and creativity. His passion for language and storytelling continues to inspire writers around the world, and his legacy will live on for generations to come.

Kathryn Malcolm

The Shadow of the Scholar

Once upon a time, in a world filled with endless possibilities, a young girl named Kathryn discovered her love for storytelling. From the age of four, she would scribble stories in her notebooks, dreaming of one day sharing her tales with the world. As she grew older, her passion for writing only intensified, and she spent countless hours honing her craft. Years later, Kathryn found herself at the University of Southampton‘s Winchester School of Art, pursuing a Bachelor of Art degree. It was during this time that she realized her true calling: to become a Young Adult Fantasy author. She poured her heart and soul into crafting stories filled with magic, adventure, and unforgettable characters. After completing her Bachelor’s degree, Kathryn went on to earn a Master’s degree in Art Gallery and Museum Studies at the University of Manchester. But even as she pursued her professional career, her love for writing never wavered. In fact, it only grew stronger. In 2022, Kathryn’s dream of becoming a published author finally came true with the signing of her debut novel, The Shadow of the Scholar. The book captivated readers with its vivid world-building, intricate plot, and relatable characters. It quickly became a hit in the Young Adult Fantasy genre, garnering critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase. Today, Kathryn lives in Chester with her husband and continues to write stories that capture the hearts and imaginations of readers around the world.

J.R. Rice

Broken Pencils

Once upon a time, in the bustling city of Oakland, California, there was a man named J.R Rice. He was a Black man with a passion for writing, teaching, and spoken word artistry. J.R had always been captivated by the power of words and their ability to inspire, motivate and transform lives. As a young man, he knew that he wanted to make a difference in the world through his writing and his ability to connect with people. After receiving his B.A in Creative Writing and an English Education teaching credential from California State University of Long Beach, J.R set out to pursue his dreams. He traveled abroad to Greece, where he had the honor of being mentored by the renowned author, George Crane. It was there that he honed his skills and developed his unique voice, which he would later use to inspire and empower countless others. His novella, Broken Pencils was a finalist for Hidden River Arts’ 2023 Blue Mountain Award. His short story, “Depends (Good Night)” made the shortlist for the 2023 Letter Review Prize for Short Stories. His travel essays, “No Pasa Nada” earned Third place in the 16th Annual Solas Award for Best Men’s Travel Story. In addition to his writing accolades, he earned the Rookie of the Year award at the 2005 National Collegiate Poetry Slam in Philadelphia. He was a Semi-Finalist in the 2023 Berkeley Poetry Slam Finals. He is also the author of I WAS, AM, WILL BE #1 and I WAS, AM, WILL BE #2 You can follow J.R. on platforms like his website, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn to learn more about him and his work.

Jessie Sadler

Desert Siren

Once upon a time, there was a blizzard queen named Jessie Sadler. She lived in Winnipeg, where she braved the icy winters to gather inspiration for her writing. With a heart full of ideas, stories, and characters, Jessie filled notebooks with her creative musings. Despite her reluctance, Jessie eventually took a leap of faith and shared her work with the world. To her surprise, her writing was well-received, and she found herself plunged into a new world of literary possibilities. Jessie’s first foray into public writing was as Khione, the Goddess of Snow, in the literary magazine InThePantheon.com. Her characters came to life on the page, and readers were emotionally moved by her words. Now, Jessie takes pride in bringing her characters off the page and into the hearts of her readers. She’s a master of storytelling, crafting compelling narratives that keep readers engaged from beginning to end.