Member EJConroy

It's not about the genre, it's about the book. There are gems to be found in every area. Specifically I have a huge metaphysical/occult library, including vampires both real and fictional.

Emilie Conroy wrote arcade game programs for her Commodore 64 and eventually became one of the original pioneers of Internet communications and digital networking. Her education has taken her to graduate school for Medieval History and to mortuary school out of strong curiosity. She had her first international publication in 1996 and has since steadily worked on articles and projects in a kaleidoscope of areas. Alas, her one guilty pleasure is a good historical romance novel. Emilie lives in Philadelphia with her dog Max, her cat Apple, and a host of imaginary friends. "I am called a dog because I fawn on those who give me anything, I yelp at those who refuse, and I set my teeth in rascals." -- Diogenes