Carole Ann Moleti

Carole Ann Moleti is a nurse-midwife in New York City, thus explaining her fascination with paranormal and urban fantasy that infuses everything she writes. Both her fiction and non fiction focuses on women's and political issues. The Unfinished Business series of Cape Cod Paranormal Romances begin with a Victorian time slip and ends with a Category 5 hurricane. Carole's dark short fiction is featured in the Ten Tales Series: Haunted, Beltane, Seers, and Bites as well as The Hell's Kitties, Hell's Mall and Hell's Heart anthologies. Boulevard of Bad Spells of Broken Dreams Book One: Void of Course, is set in her hometown of The Bronx, still recovering from the arson of the 1970s and 1980s, prostitution, and the drug trade morphing from heroin to crack, to crystal meth and fentanyl. Excerpts of Carole's memoirs, Someday I'm Going to Write a Book: Diary of an Urban Missionary, and Karma, Kickbacks and Kids range from the sweet and inspirational in This Path and A Quilt of Holidays to the edgy and irreverent in Not Your Mother's Books: On Being a Woman and On Being a Parent. Her two contributions to the award winning feminist anthologies Shifts and Impact, include her powerful essay on women's rights "I Have Not Forgotten How to Fight."