Skip Coryell

Skip Coryell now lives with his wife and children in Michigan. He works full time as a professional writer, and “Stalking Natalie” is his seventh published book. He is an avid hunter and sportsman who loves the outdoors. Skip is also a Marine Corps veteran, a graduate of Cornerstone University,  and the Chief Pistol Instructor for Ted Nugent United Sportsmen of Michigan. Skip is the former Michigan State Director for Ted Nugent’s organization. He has also served on the Board of Directors for Michigan Sportsmen against Hunger as well as Iowa Carry Inc. He is a Certified NRA Pistol Instructor and Range Safety Officer, teaching the Personal Protection in the Home Course for those wishing to obtain their Concealed Pistol Permits (www.mwtac.com). He also teaches Advanced Concealed Carry Classes for the more seasoned shooter. Skip is the President of White Feather Press and the co-owner of Midwest Tactical Training. Skip is the founder of the Second Amendment March (www.secondamendmentmarch.com).

Website: www.skipcoryell.com
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Kathy Frias

Kathy Frias lives in east Texas with her husband, Robert.  Kathy is a graduate of Harding Christian College in Searcy, Arkansas.  Her biggest achievement in life is the good character of her 3 sons, which is an achievement wrought only by the Hand of God and her excellent husband.  Rumors of Eden is her first published book.

Doug Giles

Doug Giles is the creator and host of ClashRadio.com (IRN/USA Radio Network). In addition, Doug is a popular columnist on Townhall.com, minister, artist, campus lecturer and author.

His articles have also appeared on several other print and online news sources, including The Washington Times, New York Times, BigGovernment.com, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Examiner, NRA News and ABC News, and he has been a guest on both major television news programs and nationally syndicated radio shows across the nation.

Doug earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Texas Tech University and studied for his Master of Arts in Christianity and Culture from Knox Theological Seminary.

Doug and his wife Mary Margaret have two daughters: Hannah Giles who devastated ACORN with her undercover videos and Regis Giles who is a NRA columnist and 2^nd Amendment activist.  Giles’ interests include guns, big game hunting, big game fishing, fine art, cigars and being a big pain in the butt to people who dislike God and the USA. Doug Giles can be reached at 305.788.6485 or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

George Hill

George Hill, a.k.a. “Ogre” a.k.a. “The Blogfather” a.k.a. “Dad”, is obviously a man of many hats. As The Mad Ogre of MadOgre.com he says what he wants and says it like it is. He has been blogging about the gun industry, politics, and life since 1998 earning him the title “The Blogfather”. George writes for Concealed Carry Magazine and is a frequent guest and occasional co-Host on Armed American Radio. He is a Co-Owner and Chief Instructor for Crusader Weaponry. As the father of six boys he spends his free time shooting prairie dogs on Ogre Ranch, eating too much Tabasco sauce, drinking Gator-Bull and preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse.

Will Hinton

Will Riley Hinton was born and raised in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains in southeast Ohio.  He grew up on a farm with a grandfather who had made his living with horses and as a result, Will literally grew up on them.  Having a mother who encouraged his active imagination along the lines of role playing and storytelling at a young age contributed greatly to his creative writing. He was consumed by a love of horses, books, and airplanes. He served a hitch in the Navy and afterwards spent time as a part time flight instructor and crop duster.  Will is married and has two grown children with five grandsons and two great grandchildren.  Not surprisingly, his reading preferences are westerns and folklore.

Kathy Jackson

Kathy Jackson is the managing editor of Concealed Carry Magazine. An instructor at the Firearms Academy of Seattle in Washington state, she takes special pleasure in helping other women learn to shoot.

Website: www.corneredcat.com.

Order Kathy's Books at the Whitefeather Press Book Store here.

Brian G. Jeffs

Brian, is a senior geologist. He is the Co-founder of Michigan Open Carry, Inc., a non-profit organization that promotes the open carry of a handgun and works to protect all firearm rights. Brian is also on the Board of Directors for the Second Amendment March. He is co-host of the Saturday Afternoon Shootout, an internet talk show on the 2nd Amendment. His love and respect for firearms and the 2nd amendment began at an early age and were nurtured by his father. Brian is married, has a teenage daughter, as well as a dog and a cat. He enjoys hunting, fishing and living free. My Parents Open Carry is his first book. Check out www.myparentsopencarry.com to find out more about it!

J.K. Jones

J. K. Jones is a native of Georgia who now lives in North Carolina with his wife.  As well as fiction he also studies and writes about history.  A graduate of the University of South Carolina, he has spent a number of years in the computer industry.  His desire to write was sparked by the encouragement of his first English professor in college.  In Due Time is his first published novel. To learn more about J. K. Jones and his upcoming projects please visit his website at www.jkjones-author.com.

Mary Mueller

Mary Mueller loves her God, her family and friends, her life and her books.  A graduate of the University of Dayton, she has been writing since she was nine and has previously published poems, short stories and devotions.  When not working on her next novel, she keeps out of trouble by taking singing lessons, volunteering, directing (and sometimes writing and acting in) skits and dramatic musical productions for her church.

Nathan Nephew

NATHAN R. NEPHEW is a software developer and co-founder of Michigan Open Carry, Inc., a non-profit organization that promotes the open carry of a handgun and works to protect all firearm rights. His knowledge and love of firearms came from his parents. His strong passion for the 2nd Amendment began after realizing that American's rights are slowly being stripped away. Nathan graduated from Kettering University with a Bachelors in Computer Engineering. He lives in DeWitt, MI and enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing the drums in several bands. My Parents Open Carry is his first book. Read more about My Parents Open Carry at www.myparentsopencarry.com.

Carol Rice

Carol Rice, Owner/Partner of Conflict Resolution Academy, LLC, is a Certified Conflict Manager (CCM), with over 20 years of experience in dealing with conflict management in both the private and public sectors.  With a focus on providing interactive skills for dealing with difficult people, Ms. Rice has a strong desire to work with members of the military who are experiencing problems that are unique to Soldiers and their families.  As the daughter of a career Army officer and the wife of an Air Force veteran, she understands, firsthand, the impact that being a part of the military family can have on relationships.   As an owner/partner in Conflict Resolution Academy in Atlanta, GA, she has made it her goal to empower people to make decisions in their own best interest and to help them resolve their disputes at the lowest level possible.  Ms. Rice puts strong emphasis on early intervention and alternate dispute resolution options in her work.  She consults with a wide variety of clients dealing with relationship issues in a variety of settings, and has helped them find productive ways to nurture those relationships that are important to them.

Tom Sprague

Meet author, Tom Sprague, who has just published a wonderful book on his experience of growing up in the Great Depression called "From Poverty to Glory".   It was the 1930s during the height of the Great Depression and Tom Sprague was just a child growing up in rural Michigan. It was a bittersweet time characterized by breadlines, record unemployment, the rise of faschist regimes, and homeless families. In typical Earl Hamner-like fashion, we are reminded of a more innocent time when God, Family, and Country were paramount to life and when any obstacle or trial could be overcome with hard work and dedication. Read the story of one family’s adventures and let yourself be reminded that money is nothing without faith in God and a loving home.

Rick Voyles

Dr. Richard Voyles, President of Conflict Resolution Academy located in Smyrna Georgia, has a broad‑based knowledge in the area of alternative dispute resolution techniques, mediation, and leadership development.  He travels internationally training people in the areas of prejudice reduction, cross‑cultural communication, conflict management, management, and leadership skills.  As a Registered Neutral with the State of Georgia, he works with the court systems to mediate disputes for everything from Civil cases, Special Education, Elder Care, Divorce, and Couples issues.  With a background in peacekeeping and diversity, Dr. Voyles has served on the Board of Directors for the Interfaith Coalition of Atlanta, and as a Commissioner for the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust.  He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Georgia Association for Conflict Resolution.  His credentials include designing training programs for leadership, diversity and conflict management for both corporate and federal organizations.  His most recent projects include Relationship Skills training and Church Conflict program design and implementation. He is a published author and a highly sought after speaker and coach across the United States.

To learn more about Rick Voyles and the Conflict Resolution Academy, go to www.conflictresolutionacademy.com

Mark Walters

Mark Walters is a nationally published magazine columnist penning “The  Ordinary Guy” column for Concealed Carry Magazine. In 2002, he survived a potential deadly street encounter because he was lawfully armed. Mark is a vocal second amendment activist and brings freedom to  the nation’s airwaves every week as the host of the nationally syndicated Armed American Radio program.

Website: www.armedamericanradio.org

R.G. Yoho

R.G. Yoho was born in West Virginia, but spent most of his childhood on a cattle farm in southeastern Ohio. Married for twenty-seven years, he is the father of three and a nephew.This is his third published Western. And he is currently finishing the biography of West Virginia quarterback, Major Harris, recently elected to the College Football Hall of Fame.

To connect with RG Yoho, go to http://www.facebook.com/pages/RG-Yoho/118816389683