Cory Clark received his degree in Network Technologies from Western Illinois University in 2019, going on to work for reputable companies in need of his work. Correlation Designs was a stepping stone in branching out from networking and looking into web design, something he continues to proudly do here on the site.
Specializing in low-code, WYSIWYG designs, he does work with Wix, Wordpress, and is in the process of learning how to work with Squarespace. With an emphasis on speed and preventative maintenance, he takes on website work for the sole purpose of giving his clients more time to work on what's really important to them, instead of shifting tedious icons or fixing broken links.
Indies United is a co-op of like-minded authors working together to showcase their books, and their diversity as writers, that embrace over a dozen different genres. They openly encourage and support both new and established authors in their pursuit of finding their audience while bringing to you books worth reading.
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After two decades of working as a librarian in Texas and reading over 4,000 books, Jennie made a change. Over the last ten years, Jennie has worked with Indie Authors, publishing houses, Literary magazines, Book Bloggers, and other small Indie Author concentrated businesses. The more she learns about the Indie world, the more she wants to dive in and support it. In 2016 she started her blog and business, Jennie Reads, which provides services to the Indie Author World. She is constantly attending festivals, classes, and sessions on almost all aspects of how to support an Indie Author. She has also contracted with over a hundred Indie Authors to provide services helping them promote themselves and their books.
Her services are reasonable for those authors wanting to invest in their product but not "break the bank" before sales can even start. She is here for the authors that are struggling to get their stories read. She strives to make sure that everyone she works with can publish their best book possible. She finds that some of the best stories are at the fingertips of unknown authors.