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The Legend of Vanx Malic: Complete Collection Books 1 -10 by M. R. Mathias

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Background Information

Cheryl Scott Norman was born in Melbourne, Australia. She lives in the leafy Melbourne suburb of Eltham with her husband. As well as being a busy mother of two children and five grandchildren, she still finds time to indulge her passion for writing and reading fantasy and science fiction.

Accomplishments

In 2002, Cheryl received her Diploma of Professional Children's Writing from the Australian College of Journalism. Since then, she has had two short stories published on the Internet as well as being shortlisted for the Antipodean SF Award for 2003