Fort Wayne Authors

Local therapist and author Ruth Fearnow's book on mindfulness offers tips for the practice as a healing modality.

Retired trial attorney and author, Mark Paul Smith has just published his fifth novel, yet another fast-paced, action adventure set in Fort Wayne, called The Highway Diner.

Paula Ashe grew up in Dayton, Ohio and moved to Fort Wayne over a decade ago. In January, she published her first book of short stories; 'We Are Here to Hurt Each Other.'

Award winning author Lynn Cullen is a Fort Wayne native who draws heavily on her childhood memories to spin the plot of her latest novel, The Sisters of…

Fort Wayne author Carol Butler has a new book out for young readers that shares her own family memories and recipes, called Mama Joe's Kitchen.This slice…

Fort Wayne attorney Mark Smith is becoming known for writing humorous, larger-than-life fiction, and he's done it again with his 3rd novel. Rock & Roll…

After winning a lifelong battle with food addiction and losing one hundred pounds in about a year, Fort Wayne resident Emily Boller has chronicled that…

Helen Frost is an accomplished writer and educator, living in Fort Wayne, whose works and tips on her craft will be showcased at the Fort Wayne Writers…

Fort Wayne mystery author, Anna Huber added the early 20th century to her usual Regency and early Victorian based British adventures last year, with a new…

While author and Fort Wayne native Michael Martone has been a professor at the University of Alabama's creative Writing departent since 1996, his…