Bettie Corbin Tucker
Bettie Corbin Tucker founded Rainbow's End Publishing Company in 1983
and successfully ran it for sixteen years. As an author
of seven published books by publishers such as Baker Book House and CSS
Publishing, she is a sought-after speaker. Mrs. Tucker, who has
been featured nationally on radio and television, has experience as an
editor, ghostwriter, book reviewer, and writing instructor.
Bettie previously hosted her own talk radio show entitled, "The Time to Tell."
She is especially interested in reviewing books in the following categories:
self-help, medical, Children's fiction, romance, mystery and
Christian.
New authors are welcome!
www.rainbows-end-publish.com
Other Reviewers:
Graciela Sholander
Graciela Sholander is the co-author of Dream It Do It: Inspiring
Stories of Dreams Come True (http://dreamitdoit.net).
She gives talks and conducts workshops at schools, universities,
bookstores, churches, and other organizations to motivate people to
reach their heartfelt dreams. In addition, she has been working as a
freelance writer, editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, Internet content
provider, and translator for the past 11 years.
She's written articles on a variety of nonfiction topics for print
publications including New Mexico Magazine, Family Life, and Women's
Circle.
Graciela enjoys reading and reviewing nonfiction titles. She is
especially interested in these categories: self-help, biography,
spiritual, parenting, motivational, business, writing, career,
education, advocacy, food, gardening, lifestyle, and travel. She also
enjoys reviewing books written for teens and kids. Graciela lives in
northern Colorado with her husband and their two children.
John Tucker
John Tucker, a retired engineer, was involved with Rainbow's End
Publishing Company for sixteen years. He did layout, design,
proofreading and editing. Since his retirement he has written
three Christian books--two which have been published in electronic
format. John is interested in reviewing Christian books--fiction
and non-fiction--that make a difference in the lives of individuals.
Thomas Bolme, Jr.
Thomas Bolme, Jr. is a teacher, writer, and reader. Way back when he
was in college, he decided teaching children about the joys of reading
and writing sounded like it might be something worth pursing. And so
that’s what he did, earning a BS in Elementary Education, concentrating
in the language arts area. Now, years later, he’s still doing that job,
and loving every minute of it (except on a few of those rougher days
that make him realize why he’s getting a pay check). Currently he is
looking into several MFA programs for creative writing and once he stops
procrastinating he’ll probably apply.
His other great interests, obviously, are reading and writing. He’s
been published in a few magazines and his story "Granddad’s Story: A
Tale from Ancient China" won an honorable mention in the 74th Annual
Writer’s Digest Writing Competition for the Children’s Fiction category.
He is a proofreader for the magazine Strange Horizons and a member of
the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. Likewise, he is
a member of several writers’ workshops for fantasy, science fiction, and
horror. That being said, his focus tends to be on fiction in the
children’s, fantasy, or science fiction realm.
When he’s not reading, writing, or teaching he tends to be asleep.
A day doesn't go by without one or two books in
Glenda's hands