Our Authors

ML Brei

Author

ML Brei, graduate of Smith College was in the first class of Smithees to graduate with a degree in Computer Science. After working as a software engineer in labs in Silicon Valley and Colorado, she became a consultant on the East Coast. Her specialty was computer-aided-design with an emphasis on electronic design data exchange standards.

She left the world of computer science to travel the bigger world with her husband, an Air Force officer, during which time she also raised three children.

ML is the author of A Different Type of Soul, The Christian Symbols of the Twelve Days of Christmas, and other works.

Rob Hooper is a direct descendant of John Hooper (1816-1889) of New York City. He is currently living in North Carolina with his lovely wife, Ellen, and kitty, Abigail. Rob enjoys reading, writing, and researching. He currently serves on the board of the Caldwell County Senior Center. He and Ellen have one son, Matthew of  Massachusetts.

Rob is the author of two books: Born To Responsibility: Remembering New York’s Little Mothers, and Finding Grace: The Life and Writings of Grace Duncan Hooper.

Anneliese Brei has been writing and publishing books since she was thirteen years old. She has published four novels: She Watches, Clocks Out of Time, The Song of Paquita, and The von Neumann Boutique. She is currently a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Theresa V. Hooper, graduate of the University of New Mexico, translated original 16th century Spanish documents and conducted associated research for prominent historians including Dr. Frank D. Reeve (Univ. of NM), Dr. George P. Hammond (UC Berkeley), and Ramon J. Sender. As part of her research at Bancroft Library, her translation of “California’s First Book: Reglamento Provicional (1834)” was chosen for publication in 1954.

Later in life, she researched and wrote A Monograph on the Brief History of New Mexico, and The Ancient Hurrian Connection.