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SPARK STREET MEDIA
Spark Ideas. Spark Creation. Spark Change.
ABOUT US
MEET THE TEAM
J. Powell Ogden
J. Powell Ogden is Spark Street's CEO, creative director, and website designer. She has published two young adult dark paranormal fantasy novels and is hard at work on her third. She is also developing the documentary: The Writers Suicide Prevention Project. CONTACT her at: jpowellogden@gmail.com.
Sarah Fazeli
Sarah is Spark Street's managing editor and freelance writer. She has an MFA from California Institute of the Arts and specializes in memoir. She recently had one of her essays published in the anthology In Season. Sarah is available for editing services in memoir, short stories, novels and essays. Contact her @ sarahfazeliwriter@gmail.com.
Anne Marie Neal
Anne Marie is a published freelance journalist whose articles have appeared in Parent Magazine. She is also a full time publicist for Adaptalogix. She consults for Spark Street on publicity, editing, and freelance writing.
T. C. McMullen
T.C. is Spark Street's book format specialist. She has published 14 Dystopian, Fantasy, Psychological Thriller & Horror novels. She is also an accomplished painter and sculptor whose art is inspired by wildlife, dragons, and mythology. T.C.'s NOVELS & ART ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! Find them here: https://www.tcmcmullen.com/
BOOKS
Published by SPARK STREET MEDIA
Young Adult Dark Fantasy
Download FREE October 17, 2018
Michael didn't know he had a demon on his tail. He didn't know he had only 4 days left to live. All he knew was he had 7 cigarettes left in his pack and when he'd smoked them all, he was quitting. In this SEVEN CHAPTER TGP COMPANION STORY, Michael will tell you how he spent his last 4 days alive, finally found something to live for, and almost survived. (Includes some TGP spoilers)
Available October 24, 2018
BOOK ONE of The Guardian's Playlist Trilogy
Available November 14, 2018
BOOK TWO of The Guardian's Playlist Trilogy
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THE WRITERS SUICIDE PREVENTION PROJECT
DOCUMENTARY - in Development
The Writers Suicide Prevention Project documentary will explore the notion of the "tortured writer" through interviews with writers, clinicians, historians, researchers and the families of writers with the hope of finding ways writers in crisis can connect, survive and thrive. If you have experience to share, contact J. Powell Ogden.
CONTACT US
J. Powell Ogden
jpowellogden@gmail.com
614.592.9866
