Noon Spool

Our Writers

Everette Bell
The Forgetful One -July 2005

Edward Scott Cummings comes to us from under the pecan tree on his Louisiana plantation, where he also runs his computer shop from a safe distance. Currently his writing is only available here at Noon Spool.
Second Grade -August 2005

Kathy Cummings is a confirmed "desert rat", avid reader, spiritualist and animal lover. Although not a California native, she has lived in the Mojave Desert since first memory, leaving only to attend college (in the west Texas and Arizona deserts). Currently her only writing available on-line is here at Noon Spool.
We're a Small Pack -July 2005


Sean Gleeson is an artist in Oklahoma City. His blog won the 2004 Weblog Award.
Leo Learns His Lesson -July 2005


Chris Miller: Author, programmer, short order cook, and dishwasher. More of his short stories can be found at his website, and his e-published novel The Bridge is available here.
Pop Chris' Teeth -August 2005
The Bird -September 2005


Rebecca Holmes was born in Sunderland, County Durham and migrated south at a gentle pace, eventually coming to rest in the London suburbs 25 years later. A life enriched with experiences of all kinds has produced not so much a writer, more an anecdote editor in search of humble endings.
Cuckoo in the Canaries -September 2005

Greg Mills is an advertising copywriter that lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. His other writing can be found on his blog, Bastard of Art and Commerce.
Robert Plant -July 2005

William Starr Moake is an award-winning journalist and former travel writer who has three published fiction books, two novels and a short story collection. When he isn't writing, Moake freelances as a web designer and software programmer in Honolulu. He has lived in the islands since 1972. His other work can be found through Starr Cyberbooks.
Secret Flowers -August 2005

Susan Page is a Chicagoan at heart,butlives the poor student life in the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan where she writes, reads and occasionally
cracks open a textbook. Her other works can be found on her blog
Musings of the Purple Bunny Ninja
Stained Glass -September 2005


Aaron James Shaw is active in the internet writing community and aspires to break into print. More of his online work can be found on Semteck's Homepage.
Thieves -August 2005


Nathan Simpson
Dragon Hunting -September 2005

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