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Mary Ann Bernal writes from Omaha, NE in the USA

Mary Ann Bernal

Mary Ann’s Bio:

Mary Ann Bernal, author of The Briton and the Dane novels, is an avid history buff whose area of interest focuses on Ninth Century Anglo-Saxon Britain during the Viking Age. While pursuing a degree in business administration, she managed to fit creative writing classes and workshops into her busy schedule to learn the craft, but it would take decades before her “Erik the Viking” novel was ultimately published.

Mary Ann is also a passionate supporter of the United States military, having been involved with letter writing campaigns and other support programs since Operation Desert Storm. She has appeared on The Morning Blend television show hosted by KMTV, the CBS television affiliate in Omaha, and was interviewed by the Omaha World-Herald for her volunteer work. She has also been a featured author on Triangle Variety Radio, The Phil Naessens Show, and The Writers Showcase, and has been interviewed extensively by American and European bloggers.

Mary Ann is a New York “expat,” and currently resides in Omaha, Nebraska.

Mary Ann’s book(s):

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 Independent Author Index Short Story Compilation, Volume 1 on the Independent Author Index  The Briton and the Dane: Concordia by Mary Ann Bernal on the Independent Author Index    
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One comment

  • November 10, 2012 8:04 amPosted 6 months ago
    Mary Ann Bernal

    Thanks everyone for your interest in my novels.

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