Mary Joyce

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Mary A. Joyce has worked for two major metropolitan area newspapers as a writer, columnist, artist, Sunday magazine editor and feature editor. On the side, she’s written magazine articles and five other books. Currently she is editor of the Sky Ships over Cashiers website which features cutting-edge topics.

Her career includes working for a Fortune 100 company coordinating art and printing for talking children’s books. In that capacity, she worked directly with many creative teams including those at Marvel Comics, Golden Books, Mr. Rogers, Berenstain Bears and Steven Spielberg’s “ET” book staff.

Mary A. Joyce is a former newspaper editor and author of five other books. She currently is editor and investigative reporter for the Sky Ships over Cashiers website (www.skyshipsovercashiers.com).

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Books & projects

Bigfoot – Beyond The Footprints

There is so much more to know about the Bigfoot than their footprints. They have families. They have made friends with some humans. They have helped and even rescued people in trouble. They have preferences, language and unique biology. This book presents all this and more as reported by eyewitnesses and research scientists. The author also is a researcher who has worked as an editor and investigative reporter for…

Underground Military Bases Hidden In North Carolina Mountains

There are military bases hidden beneath North Carolina's mountains that most people have never heard about. Even those who are aware of facilities under Area 51 in Nevada and other Western States may not be aware of North Carolina's secret bases. Remarkably, those bases are located near well-known tourist attractions in the state: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Mount Mitchell State Park, Devil's Courthouse on…

Cherokee Little People Were Real

Cherokee Little People Were Real was written to help preserve a unique bit of American history, a history that captivates the imagination. The book features testimonies of men who discovered ancient little tunnels, small skeletons and even a child-size skull with all its wisdom teeth when they were working on early construction projects at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina. Discoveries also…

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