Catherine Dellosa plays video games for a living, reads comics for inspiration, and writes fiction because she’s in love with words. She lives in Manila, Philippines with her husband, whose ideas fuel the fire in her writing. Her Young Adult fantasy novel, Of Myths And Men, has been published by Penguin Random House SEA and is her love letter to gamer geeks, mythological creatures, aliens, and epic quests to save the world. The second book in the trilogy, Of Life And Lies, is out now. When it comes to contemporary YA, For The Win: The Not-So-Epic Quest Of A Non-Playable Character is another tribute to gaming, while a light speculative YA romance is coming soon, also published by PRH SEA. She has also penned The Choices We Made (And Those We Didn't) published by BRUMultiverse, as well as Raya and Grayson’s Guide to Saving the World and The Bookshop Back Home as part of #romanceclass - a community of Filipino authors who are equally in love with words too. When she's not lost in the land of make-believe, she works as a games journalist for one of the biggest mobile gaming media outlets in the UK. She one day hopes to soar the skies as a superhero, but for now, she strongly believes in saving lives through her works in fiction. Check out her books at bit.ly/catherinedellosabooks, or follow her on FB/IG/Twitter at @thenoobwife.

(This is the pen name of Louise De Luna.) When not writing romances - as part of #romanceclass - Eris Peñaluna currently funds her passion by working as a marketing associate. She's been in love with words since she was a kid and has been writing since she was in high school - fan fiction, mostly. Wordpress: louisedeluna.wordpress.com - for reviews and all-around feels! (And get to know the author!) When not writing or working, she practices yoga, running, swimming and tennis. Having come from a large family, her stories usually involve family members of characters, the awkwardness of family gatherings and the strings that tie us all together - whether positively or not. She enjoys reading different genres, from science fiction to historical romances and, watching horror and animated movies. Currently, she's trying her hand at writing Young Adult fiction.

Miel Salva is a Filipino corporate employee by day and a #romanceclass writer every free time she gets. She enjoys watching movies, documentaries or series, and going out with friends or the fiancé to eat. She is reading and writing stories about love and its many different facets. Because she believes that even in this world filled with hate, love will still prevail. She also writes in Filipino Young Adult and New Adult romance novels under the pseudonym ‘hunnydew’.

Kit Salazar always had an active imagination. She finds inspiration in almost everything, and regularly carries a notebook and pen to jot down ideas, dialogue, and stories. She also sketches them if words don't flow easily. It's a given that she loves to read. She's also a foodie, a traveler, and a certified Potterhead/Whovian/Hamilfan. She is currently a content specialist for a Manila start-up. Her story in the anthology Summer Feels, "Ready to Run" is her first published romance fiction.

Hi! I love talking about books as much as the next bibliophile - doesn't matter whose books - so feel free to chat with me here. :) As for other stuff you may want to know, you could visit my website or author page in Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/authormariantee.

Also known as Cindy Wong, made of coffee, books and a flight ticket. She runs 8Letters Bookstore and Publishing while pursuing her Passion Hustles.

Erleen has been in love with books since she fell down the rabbit hole when she was six. She didn’t start writing the stories in her head until she was in college. In between coding programs and drawings of complex ER diagrams, she scribbled stories in battered notebooks. Now that she’s part of the working class, she finally decided to pursue her writing dream.

Yeyet Soriano has been writing her entire life, first as an angst-ridden teenager, then as a single working woman, then as a married working woman with kids. Though the themes of her written works have changed over the years, she held on to one truth—she needed to write to keep the voices in her head at bay. Based in Manila, Philippines, her day job is that of a senior IT manager for the Asia-Pacific region for a multinational corporation. She is married to a man who reads only to fall asleep, and they have three wonderful kids—two of whom love to read and one who takes after his Dad in that he will only read when forced.