Dena Harris

Pet Humorist Dena Harris presents a perfect example of how to express your personality on the page. Her web sites, books and extensive list of published articles mirror both her passions and proficiency as a full-time writer. Dena’s articles are featured in publications such as Writer’s Digest, The Toastmaster, Self-Publishing Essentials, and numerous pet magazines. Hailed as “the Erma Bombeck of cat writers,” her hilarious Lessons in Stalking…Life With Cats gift book is available on our books page.

Dena is the Vice-President for the Writer’s Group of the Triad, Associate Editor for North Carolina Career Networking Magazine, a board member of the International Cat Writers Association and an active member of the ASJA (American Society for Journalist & Authors), the SCBWI (Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators) and the DWAA (Dog Writers of America). She looks forward to joining many more groups with acronyms for names in the future.

Aside from documenting the lives of her husband and cats, Dena teaches magazine writing, creative writing, and networking workshops around the nation.

Prior jobs include insurance claims adjuster, librarian, and job-coach, all of which make her happy to now be a writer. Dena and her husband and their two beautiful if slightly ill-tempered cats live in North Carolina.

For more information on Dena, visit www.denaharris.com.

Pamela King Cable

“I was meant to be a writer. I’ve been in training all the days of my life. Storytelling has followed me since early childhood.” Born in West Virginia, Pam grew up amidst a miasma of Pentecostals and storytellers. She writes Southern fiction and lives in Archdale, North Carolina with her husband, Michael. She and Michael attend writing conferences all over the United States. Recently invited to be interviewed on FOX8 WGHP TV, her presentations and readings in bookstores, at women’s groups, on the radio, and for the Southern Women’s Shows have many anxiously awaiting publication of SOUTHERN FRIED WOMEN, a collection of short stories published by Spotlight Publishing. Her completed novel, TELEVENGE, is with an editor and will be ready to submit to publishers in the coming months. Pam quit a 25-year career in administrative medicine to fulfill the dream of becoming a novelist.

For more information on Pam, visit www.pamelacable.com
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