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Rowena Pagarigan is a student/artist from New York City. She is currently devising a plan to combine the forces of art, music, and the written word to create a new genre. Her goal in life: Progress. In the meantime, she can be found working on a Bachelor's Degree. |
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David Snell lives in Hugo, Oregon, where most of his stories are set. He is a student at Rogue Community College, an avid reader and a compulsive writer since the age of seven. Whenever he suffers writer’s block, David undergoes brain surgery to remove the obstruction as one would a tumor. He endures months of chemotherapy and radiation, smoking therapeutic marijuana until finally he returns to the typewriter with a story to tell. |
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Born in the USA in 1965, Keith had worked in the private sector for many years before persuing an art career in 1998. Since then he has become well known in the abstract/surreal art field. His work has been featured in Churn Art Magazine and on the cover of The Bulletin, a publication of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. His art can be found on at least twenty five web sites, including a music video he was involved in at the homepage of the industrial band Distant Sun. |
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John Grey work has appeared recently in Weird Tales, South Carolina Review, Bellevue Literary Review and Lullwater Review and is upcoming in Confrontation and Pennsylvania English. |
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Andew Lundwall's work has been featured in (or shall be featured with) a number of e-zines, including: Deep Cleveland, Aught, Sidereality, Shampoo, Shoestring, Moria, Muse Apprentice Guild, 3am Magazine... He currently has an e-chapbook published with Deep Cleveland as well as an e-chap publication with xPress(ed), entitled: "wouldn't be here if it wasn't". Lundwall also edits a literary e-zine of his own, entitled: Tin Lustre Mobile and is a featured writer (see "The Stranded Host") with Get Underground. |
| DLSproule's work has appeared on the covers of a number of books/chapbooks by Gemma Files, including her latest, Kissing Carrion from Prime Books. He's also had cover illos in TransVersions, Northern Frights and interior art in Deathrealm, Nova Express, Poking the Gun (a poetry collection) and quite a few more. To find out more about DLSproule visit his web site; http://www.interlog.com/~dalesal |
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Tom Bishop lives in Mendocino County, (2 hours north of S.F.) where he does freelance software programming. Tom is active on Usenet poetry newsgroups, and invites /everyone/ to join him on the wild and wooly Usenet! (news:alt.arts.poetry.comments and news:rec.arts.poems are suggested.) Tom's interest in poetry is recent, but intense, as Tom has applied his programming skills to poetry in the creation of audio centric poetry hosting websites, and a quite unique poetry composition and publishing tool that does dictionary based scansion of meter, along with audio recording and editing. Tom's websites can be reached at: http://Poetry.Here.Nu |
| Tim Johnson is an up-and-coming young writer whose work has appeared (or is scheduled to appear) in such publications as Dark Animus, Thirteen Stories, Lunatic Chameleon, Shadowland, October Moon and others. His novel, "To Burn a Bridge," is available from Virtual Bookworm Publishers. He also serves as the editor of Dark Corners, a haunting webzine of horror and the macabre. Tim resides and writes in Massachusetts. |
| Gavin Salisbury has published over 50 poems and stories in various print and web magazines over the last few years. A novel, "Fade-Out", will be available online at StoneGarden.net shortly. A chapbook of sf poetry, "Gravity's End", was published by Steve Sneyd's Hilltop Press in 1997, and a further collection, "Virtual Landmarks", is due from Flarestack Publishing early in 2004. |
| satan165's mystique and legend is only matched by the skid marks which copiously coat his drawers. He is hated by many, respected by few. Besides a host of other problems and personality defects, his work can be found strewn about The New Absurdist, The Whimsical Icebox and www.lowpro708.com. Currently battling a nightmare case of the shingles, he has taken to trying to inspire a new round of ritual killings with his upcoming work, but will settle for a minor social disturbance. Chances are you have no idea who he is, but you can be damn sure he knows very well who you are and is watching you now... www.satan165.com |
| The author is alive. (Sometimes I wonder.) He lives alone inside a mind threatening to cave in on itself. A daydream junkie, improbable fantasies are his stalk in trade; like imagining finding a publisher who will pay for his work. He is most profound when profoundly asleep. Nothing gets finished. The author may be lazy. Two things he says most often to himself: "Did I write that?" or "Where could I have stolen that from!" |
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David
likes to balance his life among a variety of activities in the areas
of writing, education and sports. When he is not formally working
as an educator, he is either writing and researching or involved in
one of the following sports: alpine skiing, ski teaching as a full
time professional ski instructor at Mt.
Washington, BC, windsurfing, tennis, golf, cycling, hiking. In
addition he likes to garden, listen to the blues, and search for his
way through Taoism. He has built his second water garden which has
become his new daily sanctuary. He is learning and refining his Spanish
fluency and will travel back to Central and South America in the near
future. He lives among the flora and fauna of the British Columbia
West Coast. David is the editor of Ascent
Magazine - Aspirations for Artists (established 1997). |
| Ted Kopsaftis, a minimally trained artist, attended the art institute of fort lauderdale. He now works in a country club and triesto draw and paint as much as he can. He believes there are too many artists in the world, and definitely too many bad ones. He hopes to be one of the bad ones. For more info check out http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/t/theoko/ |
| Barrie was born in 1958 to a working class family, in an area where one does not create unusual art. However, after severing time in the Royal Navy, Barrie discovered the work of Dali and has been persuing art ever since. Prints of his work are available at http://www.artmajeur.com/barriejones/. |
| Born a poor black child in rural Manhattan in the mid 60's, polycarp kusch grew to define the term--disinterested party. Lacking both ability and drive, he rose quickly in academic and business circles and finally landed a job as a K-Mart cashier. The following day he was fired and dedicated his life to literature. Popular opinion said this was a bad thing. This man should not be allowed access to sharp things like pencils. Then came latex gloves and computers and people forgot about polycarp kusch. But soon after World War 2, the "lost writings" of polycarp were rediscovered by a new generation of people with way too much time on their hands--and thus was born--the cult of the polycarp. He now lives in Budapest, Hungary existing on a simple diet of pork and Czechoslovakian beer with his third wife Evacarp. |
