About the Authors

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Five friends from a small town in Upstate New York, gathered here to tell their tales of growing up while staying young.

MADELINE CORSARO - Minimalist and artist...she's a bag of walking contradictions.

AMELIA MAPSTONE - Writer and astrologist, Amelia spends her days slaying souls with her words and her nights swimming amongst the stars.

COURTNI MITCHELL - The up and coming business badass, Courtni aspires to enrich the lives of others through the sweet song of alcohol.

CASSIE PARSHALL - Living and working in Washington, Cassie has the lit life - working out, loving kids and doing whatever the fuck she wants.

JAMIE WHITE - Purest of all souls, Jamie has wanderlust in his heart and passion in his bones. You can see it in his hair.

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