Robert Bee
Robert has published about 25 short stories and a dozen or so essays and book reviews in a variety of anthologies, zines and e-zines such as Outer Darkness, Electric Spec, Alienskin, City Slab, The New York Review of Science Fiction, The Internet Review of Science Fiction, Dark Krypt, Kings of the Night, Welcome to Nod and Firefox News. He lives in New Jersey. By day he is a corporate trainer.

C.A. Gardner
C.A. hasbeen the editor at a private maritime museum and currently serves as cataloger at a public library. Thus far, he's had 23 stories and 118 poems published or accepted by venues such as "The Doom of Camelot", "The Leading Edge", "Gothic.net", "Talebones", and "Dreams of Decadence".

David Kopaska-Merkel
David Kopaska-Merkel has lived in five US states and a Canadian province. He has held jobs ranging from bricklayer to test pilot, but now works shaving hirsute peanuts for Escambia County Alabama. It's rewarding and relaxing work, and leaves plenty of time for writing. Kopaska-Merkel edits the venerable science fiction and fantasy poetry magazine "Dreams and Nightmares," now in its 21st year.

Carma Lynn Park
Carma Lynn Park has been reading and writing science fiction and fantasy for (mumble, mumble) years. Much of her time is spent hunched over a computer keyboard for the inevitable day job as well as for creative work, with breaks for ballet class. She wants to thank her writing group for their advice and support. You can visit their website at breakthruwriting.com.

Zvi Zachs
Zvi is a 64 year old physician who has been writing fiction off and on for years. He's had four short stories published and have three novels looking for homes. He also plays the violin with a Klezmer band.

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Thomas Zimmerman
Thomas teaches English and directs the Writing Center at Washtenaw Community College, in Ann Arbor, MI. His poems have appeared recently in Scifaikuest, Anthro, and Bear River Review.