Phillip Drayer Duncan has written ten novels. His work has been published with Yard Dog Press, Pro Se Productions, Seventh Star Press, and Happy Omega Publishing.

Along with reading and writing like a madman, he enjoys kayakin’, canoein’, fishin’, and pretty much anything nerd related. More than anything, he enjoys spending time with his ridiculously awesome girlfriend, friends, family, and the monstrous five-pound beast that lurks in the shadows of his home.

During the warm months, Phillip’s natural habitat includes the river or a campfire. In the colder season, he morphs into a hermit and may be spotted under a pile of books or video games. You might also catch him in the wild at a concert or a convention. He is generally an approachable creature, but it’s best to give him snacks if you wish to ensure he won’t bite. Cookies are preferable.

His earliest books were acted out with action figures and scribbled into notebooks. Today he uses a computer like a real grown up, despite refusing to act his age in any other circumstance. And to be honest, if it would pay his bills, he’d be playing with G.I. Joes right now.

His greatest dream in life is to become a Jedi, but since that hasn’t happened yet, he focuses on writing.

He is eagerly awaiting the next season of Firefly; please don’t inform him it was canceled.

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Wayne Carey is the author of Allan Quatermain and the Beast Men and its follow up, Allan Quatermain and the Lightning Bird, both from Airship 27 Production, new adventures of H. Rider Haggard's hero following the events of the classic novel King Solomon's Mines. Also from Airship 27 is Executive Gambit, a political thriller of corruption and conspiracy, and the science fiction adventure, El'aris, first in a new series following the exploits of former mercenary Tony Michaels. The Nanon Factor, from Leo Publishing, is a young adult contemporary science fiction thriller that blends a murder mystery with cutting-edge technology.

A former research scientist and teacher, he devoured science fiction from an early age, the genre guiding him toward a career in science with degrees in biology and education and creating the desire to write. His stories have appeared in various magazines and anthologies such as the award-winning Legends of New Pulp Fiction. Please visit him at www.wgcarey.com.

David J. Fielding is a writer and an actor.

His published works have appeared in Nevermet Press, Rebel ePublishers LLC, Alter Egos I & Alter Egos II from Source Point Press, the recently published Capes and Clockwork: Superheroes in the Age of Steam anthology from Dark Oak Press and the soon-to-be published Something Strange is Going On anthology from Flinch! Books. And most recently, his short novella "Buddy Holly and the Cold, Cold Ground" was published by Cool Beans, P&E.

He is also the actor who originated the role and provided the voice for Zordon of Eltar, the mentor to a group of teenagers with attitude on the hit television series, The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.

He is busy polishing a superhero novel, a series of paranormal stories and attending various Comic and Entertainment Conventions.

Joel Jenkins lives with his lovely wife and numerous children in the heron-haunted hills of the Great Northwest, eclipsed in the shadows of the Rainier Mountains. He finds the gloomy atmosphere quite conducive to writing.