John F. Harnish’s involvement in the creative endeavors of writing, publishing, marketing, and teaching spans over five decades. He has been successfully self-published, traditionally published, and most recently in this decade, he has published five books with Infinity Publishing.

As Vice President of Author Services and Special Projects for Infinity Publishing, John initiates promotional programs, conceives book marketing concepts, negotiates enhanced book distribution arrangements, and he is the editor of the monthly Author's Advocate newsletter.

John is the director of Infinity’s highly acclaimed annual Express Yourself… Authors’ Conference and a popular speaker at publishing events – evolutions in book publishing – and at writers’ conferences – how to publish and market what you write. He has taught art, advertising design, marketing, survival swimming, and creative writing.

LinDee Rochelle mentors emerging and established Infinity authors while writing her new book, Blast from Your Past! Rock & Roll Radio DJs who ROCKED Your World 1954-1979 (2011). In the beginning … after what seemed a 25-year eternity in executive level administration, Rochelle finally realized her heart was in writing, while her head … who knows? She spent the next 15 years writing freelance magazine articles and gravitated toward book editing and publishing. Founding Women Writers of the Desert  inspired her to editing and ghostwriting for small press publishers, and exploring Infinity Publishing’s services in 2004. She invited Infinity to participate in her annual writers’ conferences, and the rest is clichéd history!

Brittany Lavin is a recent graduate from Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa. During her time at Cabrini she focused on English and Communication and was the features editor of Cabrini’s award winning newspaper The Loquitur. Now she is Infinity’s newest Author Advocate. Brittany grew up loving books and dreamed of one day becoming a published author. Now, as an author representative she has the opportunity to work with both aspiring authors like herself and published authors.

Christopher Klim was once a rocket scientist for NASA and is now the author of several books, including his latest, a short story collection entitled True Surrealism. He is the chair of the Eric Hoffer Award, managing editor of Best New Writing, and senior editor of the US Review of Books. He is completing a novel based on his experiences during the Challenger tragedy.  http://www.hofferaward.com/