Lynette D. Sproch was born in Philadelphia in 1953. A
Magna Cum Laude graduate of Glassboro State College, she received
the college's Dr. Sherk Medallion Award for creative excellence
in 1975. She holds a B.A. in Art Education, is noted in the 1990
edition of Who's Who in American Teachers, and has been teaching
art for more than ten years. In her studio where she creates
figurative clay sculptures, she gives art lessons privately. She
has won several Best of Show and First Place exhibition awards.
Recently her paintings and sculpture have been on display in
Maine galleries.
Hugh Aaron, born and raised in Worcester,
Massachusetts, was a Seabee in the South Pacific during World War
II. After the war he graduated from the University of Chicago
where his professors encouraged him to pursue a literary career.
However, he made his living as CEO of his own plastics materials
business while continuing to write. Only after he retired was his
writing published, consisting of two novels, a travel journal, two
short story collections, a book of business essays, a book of
letters, a child's book in verse and a book of movie reviews. The
Wall Street Journal also published eighteen of his articles
on business management and one on World War II. Currently writing
plays, he resides in Annapolis, MD with his artist wife Ann Stein.
Read Hugh Aaron's Blog.
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Max Barnet is a pseudonym. The author, who is a
businessman and resides in Maine, prefers to remain anonymous.
(The authors and illustrator welcome
your comments on their works. You may reach them by e-mailing
Stones Point Press and they will respond.)
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