Thoth Writers Collective
We are six writers across two continents, from Spain to California, who collaborate via Zoom, e-mail, etc., to encourage one another and improve our writing —from interpersonal and gender dilemmas, global conflicts to myth. We take our name from Thoth, the ibis-headed god who introduced writing to the ancient Egyptians.
Jan Alexander, based in New York, writes both fiction and non-fiction that reflects how globalism and technology are changing everything, in good ways and bad. Her books include Ms. Ming’s Guide to Civilization (novel, Regal Publishers 2020); Getting to Lamma (novel); Bad Girls of the Silver Screen (with Lottie Da; nonfiction). https://www.janalexander.com/portfolio-category/books/
Peter de Lissovoy is a writer and free-lance editor living in New Hampshire; besides his nonfiction memoirs of his days as a civil rights activist with SNCC in Georgia (The Great Pool Jump), his works include the novels Invisible Car Dealer; Wisconsin; Rita; Melusina; The Angels of Zimbabwe; and Feelgood: A trip in time and out: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Peter-de-Lissovoy/e/B06XPRQ21X?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1649153619&sr=8-1
Geoffrey Fox, based in Spain and New York, is the author of the novels Rabble! A Story of the Paris Commune (2021) and A Gift for the Sultan (2008) and the short-story collection Welcome to My Contri (1988; augmented e-book 2017) --“This frequently powerful collection of short stories enters Latin America as if through the rickety back door of a burlesque house" NYTimes Book Review). His best-selling sociological work is Hispanic Nation: Culture, Politics and the Constructing of Identity (University of Arizona Press, 1997). https://geoffreyfox.com/
Karla Huebner is a novelist and professor of art history at Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, and author of Magnetic Woman: Toyen and the Surrealist Erotic (art history, University of Pittsburgh Press), In Search of the Magic Theater (novel, Regal House 2022) and other works. https://www.karlahuebner.com/
Margaret C. Murray lives in the San Francisco East Bay with two dogs and a cat. She is the author of novels Sundagger.net, Dreamers, Spiral and Pillow Prayers. Margaret is a small press publisher and teaches From Heart to Paper Writing Workshops. Presently she is fine-tuning her upcoming fifth novel Deer Xing. See https://writewordspress.com/.
Dirk van Nouhuys writes novels, short stories, experimental forms, and occasionally verse. He has a BA from the Stanford creative writing program and was minor pioneer of what later became the internet. He has published a book on Macintosh applications, and a translation of two Flemish novels, The Danger and The Enemy. He publishes fiction regularly in literary and other magazines to a total of about 95 items. http://www.wandd.com/Site/Publications.html.
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