Robert E Kreig was born in Newcastle, Australia and grew up in its outer suburbs.
He has always had a love for books, particularly well-told stories involving action, adventure and fear.
Some of Robert's favourite authors as a young reader included J. R. R. Tolkien, Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Ray Bradbury and Frank Herbert. As he grew into adulthood, the list continued to lengthen, adding more influential writers such as George R. R. Martin, Matthew Reilly, Nathan M. Farrugia, Dan Brown, James Patterson, Michael Connelly and Lee Child just to name a few.
Inspired by movies like Star Wars, King Kong, Jaws, Jason and the Argonauts and other great adventure pieces, Robert listened to the voices in his head and entertained the strange visions dancing through his mind to assist him with writing his fantasy series The Woodmyst Chronicles.
Robert has penned ten books for the series which follow the lives of many characters, particularly focussing upon a family who must face many trials before the epic conclusion. Clashing swords, strange creatures, flying dragons and sorcery inhabit the world surrounding Woodmyst.
Robert has also written three standalone books, Long Valley, The Calm Voice and Pit Guard: The Tanner's Boy.
Robert currently lives in Canberra, Australia where he hopes to one day become a full-time writer.
For more information, please visit www.robertekreig.com
He has always had a love for books, particularly well-told stories involving action, adventure and fear.
Some of Robert's favourite authors as a young reader included J. R. R. Tolkien, Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Ray Bradbury and Frank Herbert. As he grew into adulthood, the list continued to lengthen, adding more influential writers such as George R. R. Martin, Matthew Reilly, Nathan M. Farrugia, Dan Brown, James Patterson, Michael Connelly and Lee Child just to name a few.
Inspired by movies like Star Wars, King Kong, Jaws, Jason and the Argonauts and other great adventure pieces, Robert listened to the voices in his head and entertained the strange visions dancing through his mind to assist him with writing his fantasy series The Woodmyst Chronicles.
Robert has penned ten books for the series which follow the lives of many characters, particularly focussing upon a family who must face many trials before the epic conclusion. Clashing swords, strange creatures, flying dragons and sorcery inhabit the world surrounding Woodmyst.
Robert has also written three standalone books, Long Valley, The Calm Voice and Pit Guard: The Tanner's Boy.
Robert currently lives in Canberra, Australia where he hopes to one day become a full-time writer.
For more information, please visit www.robertekreig.com
Nanna Wrinkles is a retired army drill sergeant who moved away from training soldiers to take on a tranquil career of cat herding.
When this proved fruitless, she took on the challenges of watching every soap opera which she found confusing, as most characters shared the same names and similar plot lines across different shows.
After adopting many of the cats she tried to herd previously, she discovered life with many animals to be expensive and thus, her cupboards became bare. This compelled her to establish a charitable organisation named GimmeSumCashToFeedMeCatsFund. Unfortunately, nobody contributed to the charity.
Lonely, after giving up her cats to people who could look after them, Nanna Wrinkles turned to volunteer her time at the local library, where she enjoyed telling people off for talking too loudly.
Surrounded by books all day, Nanna Wrinkles felt inspired and penned her first book, My Kitty.
Nanna Wrinkles continues to spend her time at the local library where she enjoys reading, telling people to be quiet, and quietly sneaking chocolates out of the librarian's office.
When this proved fruitless, she took on the challenges of watching every soap opera which she found confusing, as most characters shared the same names and similar plot lines across different shows.
After adopting many of the cats she tried to herd previously, she discovered life with many animals to be expensive and thus, her cupboards became bare. This compelled her to establish a charitable organisation named GimmeSumCashToFeedMeCatsFund. Unfortunately, nobody contributed to the charity.
Lonely, after giving up her cats to people who could look after them, Nanna Wrinkles turned to volunteer her time at the local library, where she enjoyed telling people off for talking too loudly.
Surrounded by books all day, Nanna Wrinkles felt inspired and penned her first book, My Kitty.
Nanna Wrinkles continues to spend her time at the local library where she enjoys reading, telling people to be quiet, and quietly sneaking chocolates out of the librarian's office.
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