Barbara Davies
Barbara Davies lives in the English Cotswolds. Her fiction has appeared in Marion Zimmer BradleyÕs Fantasy Magazine, nanobison, Neometropolis, Spaceways Weekly, Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, Shred of Evidence, and HandHeldCrime, among others, and in the anthologies F/SFVol 1, Crossings, and Ideomancer Unbound.

Kam Caddell
Kam Caddell is an ex-pat Canadian, living very happily in England with a partner who bears absolutely no resemblance whatsoever to any character in any short story. At all. Kam creates activity and exercise programs for nursing homes and prefers editing other people's work to writing.

Sias Bryant
Sias Bryant is quite possibly the busiest writer in her own head that you would ever want to meet. In her writing, she is wild about quirky romantics, odd women of questionable repute, and otherwise industrious, wise o' dames. Look closely and you will see her just about everywhere you go. Sias is the one in comfortable shoes who most likely gave your lesbian aunt her first real kiss.

Nann Dunne
Nann Dunne, an editor for 28 years, turned to fiction writing eight years ago and considers herself a constant student of the craft of fiction writing and editing. Her published works include several short stories and the novels, True Colours, Many Roads to Travel, and Staying in the Game; her most recent novel is the historical romance, The War Between the Hearts. Nann is Editor-in-Chief and publisher of the online newsletter, Just About Write (http://www.justaboutwrite.com), which promotes lesbian writers, books, and publishers and offers articles aimed at improving the writing craft.

Trish Ellis
Trish Ellis is a Canadian girl who has lots of passion for her art. She started drawing at a very young age, learning new tips and techniques throughout the years making her a stronger artist today. Her stubborness not to accept failure helps her strive to be the best that she can be. Her work can be found at http://www.roachsrealm.com/trishellisart/

T.J. Mindancer
Mindancer sharpens her pencil and puts it to paper for relaxation and for the occasional illustration emergency.