John Billingsley, can currently be seen on Alan Ball's HBO series True Blood, also starred in ABC's series The Nine as Ethan Foote, as the Denobulan, Dr. Phlox on Star Trek: Enterprise, stared opposite Denzel Washington in the feature film "Out of Time" and has appeared in "Cold Case," "CSI, New York," "Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles," "The Glass House," "High Crimes" and "White Oleander." He also starred in the independent film "Breathing Hard," which won a number of awards on the festival circuit. 

He was a series regular on The Others and guest starred in other television series including 24, Grey's Anatomy, CSI, The West Wing, Family Law, Judging Amy, NYPD Blue, Gideon's Crossing, The Practice, The X Files and Six Feet Under.

John resides in Los Angeles with his wife, actress Bonita Friedericy, and their two cats.

Gil Gerard has starred in numerous successful made for TV movies as well as feature films.  However, his fans prefer to remember him as “Buck Rogers” from the Universal motion picture and NBC series, “BUCK ROGERS in the 25th CENTURY”.

A native of Little Rock, Arkansas, Gil headed to New York in the summer of 1969 where he found a job as a taxi driver and began training with Phillip Burton at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.  It wasn’t long before Gil found himself working in the “Business”, however, as one of his fares told him he should audition for “Love Story” which was filming in New York at that time.

Following “Love Story”, Gil began auditioning for and getting commercials for various national accounts.  All in All, Gil ended up starring in over 400 television commercials during the 8 years he was in New York.  Gil also joined the cast of the Emmy Award winning “the Doctors”  He played returned prisoner of war Dr. Alan Stewart for 3 ½ years.

During this time, Gil formed an independent production company with two partners and produced a low-budget feature film entitled, “Hooch” and a Broadway musical.  “the Amen Corner”, based on James Baldwin’s award-winning play of the same name.

Gil was called to Hollywood to screen test for several new projects that were being considered.  After landing a guest starring role on “Little house on the Prairie”, Michael Landon offered him the lead in a new series he was producing and writing.  The series wasn’t picked up by NBC but Gil was offered the title role in a feature and series deal involving Universal Pictures and NBC entitled “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century”.  The film was a huge commercial success, grossing over 11 million dollars in its opening weekend (this is in 1979).

Gil enjoys tennis, golf, scuba diving, trap and skeet shooting and horseback riding.  He is also a licensed pilot and a published poet, having seen his work included in an anthology of American poets.

His official Web site is located HERE (http://www.gilgerard.com/) and his extensive career listings can be found HERE (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001266/)

For five years on nightly network NBC TV, Erin Gray was the American public’s image of the ideal woman. Her “Kate” in Silver Spoons managed to have it all—marriage, family, and business career. And for the two years before that, she had redefined our public image of the beauty with brains, when “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century” became a hit series, her sleek, sophisticated “Colonel Wilma” became a role model, and Erin Gray became a household word.Erin Gray from the television show

Magically last year brought Gil Gerard and Erin together for the first time since “Buck Roger” in a made for TV movie called, “Meltdown.” In addition , Erin thoroughly enjoyed working on David Kelley’s short lived but very funny comedy series, “Wedding Bells”, and  starred opposite William Atherton in the Sci Fi Channel’s “Ghouls” which was shot on location in Romania. Erin has just completed filming on location at the mystical Mt. Shasta a much loved project called “Dreams Awake.” This very special film reunited Erin with Tim O’Connor, Dr. Huer from “Buck Rogers,” who portrayed her dad, and Gary Graham as her husband.

In addition to raising two beautiful children who are a constant source of pride and joy, Erin and her husband, the noted Director of Photography Richard Hissong, are currently producing a video on one of her favorite subjects, Chi Kung & Tai Chi. Erin teaches these moving art forms 4 days a week at the Encino Acupuncture Center and travels around the county sharing her passion for Tai Chi and the healing arts.

Erin Gray's complete biography can be found on her Web site:  http://www.eringray.com/

Bonita Friedericy is currently known for her work on “Chuck” as General Beckman.  Her Science Fiction & Fantasy acting runs far and wide, from episodes of “Star Trek: Enterprise” and “Angel” to “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, episode Werewolves.”  Her complete list of movie, television, and theater credits can be found on her Web site: http://www.bonitafriedericy.com/

^{Deborah Smith Ford is known as an actress in over 30 films and 50 television shows and commercials. Her “claim to fame,” in the world of national television, is “Trinity,” from the sci-fi MATRIX films, on ABC's The Next Best Thing, including the lead part in the commercial spot, on television, radio and the internet, for Citracal - a vitamin/calcium supplement.}

^{Deborah is credited in a variety of sci-fi films, one of the most recent being that of Beowulf: Prince of the Geats - Scott Wegener, Director, of whom she portrayed Helldam, mother to Grendel. Deborah, with other cast and crew, attended this film's international promotional tour in Oystese, Norway.}

^{In addition to portraying many film characters, as the actress Deborah, she has also enjoyed the fact that others see her uncanny resemblance to that of MATRIX'S Trinity – in fact, as a lookalike and as an actress, she has won multiple national and international awards as that character. Deborah is an author as well, no sci-fi books yet, but feel free to ask what her current writing interests are. Her first book goes to print in the spring, with book signings beginning in New York City, summer 2009.}

Since Blake Shepard’s 2004 debut as Kazuki Shikimori in Maburaho he has continued to display a versatility and complexity that has added a refreshing flavor to an already stellar line up of voice actors know the world over.

Blake’s roles include: Gilgamesh as Tatsuya; Terumichi Modoka, Air Gear as Agito/Akito Wanijima, Moeyo Ken (TV) as Ryuunosuke Sakamoto, Madlax as Maurice Lopez, Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu as Fuwa, Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid as Leonard Testarossa, Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor as Kobashi, Jinki:Extend (TV) as Yasuyuki Nishihara; Glenn Harden; Kouse, Shadow Skill as Len Fuma, Michel (Korean) as Meggi, Pumpkin Scissors as Martis, Shattered Angels as Jin Oogami, , Tactics (as seen on the Sci-Fi channel) as Kantaro, Utawarerumono as Hauenkua; Venus Versus Virus as Yoshiki Kusanagi, Xenosaga: The Animation as  Allen Ridgeley, Blade of the Phantom Master (movie) as Jyun, Diamond Daydreams as Kurokawa, Coyote Ragtime Show as Alex, Cromartie High School, Gantz as Kato's Cousin, Ghost Stories as Keita, Gravion Zwei as Jose, Innocent Venus as Yosaku, UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie as Morikawa, Hakugei: Legend of the Moby Dick, Kaleido Star, Godannar, Nerima Daikon Brothers, Red Garden, Princess Tutu, Magikano, Chrono Crusade and The Wallflower.

"Houston rock four-piece Electric Attitude possesses one of the most apt band names in recent memory. Their abrasive yet danceable blues-inflected style is built upon a foundation of pure rock n’ roll attitude, each element of the music growling defiantly at its listeners as if to dare them to ignore the band. Singer Blake Shepard writhes and struts his way through the funky jungle inhabited by his bandmates, who add a great sense of danger to the proceedings with their spiky riffs and stomping rhythms. “Shot on the Dance Floor,” a libidinous romp laden with deep-fried guitar hooks, will leave you no choice but to give Electric Attitude’s music a shot – where else but the dance floor." Amorn Bholsangngam - URB Magazine/URB.com

Singer Blake Shepard, bassist Kwesi Sackey, and guitarist Jordan Bell formed Electric Attitude in the summer of 2008 to take their individual influences in the genres of rock, blues, funk, and soul and fuse them into a modern sound for crowds to stop standing with their hands in their pockets and grab somebody and dance. With a sound that belongs on a space-dust fueled rocket ship traversing the Chocolate Milky Way by a crew of alien strippers and sexy robots; Electric Attitude continue to create an exciting buzz about the new album and the future sounds to come.

www.electricattitude.com

Spike Spencer has been a voice actor since the early nineties. He has voiced hundreds of episodes of Anime including such notable titles as Evangelion, Battle Angel, Suikoden, Orphen, Spriggan, Nadesico, Mar, PreTear,  Buso Renkin, Code Geass 2 and Bleach.

Spike has lent his voice to many radio and TV commercials. His  video game credits include WOW-The Burning Crusades, Tales of Vesperia, Steambot Chronicles, Star Ocean 2, Lunar: Silver Star Harmony, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, and many others.

An accomplished actor, he has worked with such notable stars as Tommy Lee Jones, Sandra Bullock, Frank Langella, Tia Carrere, and Scott Glenn and has been on set with many other stars. Spike is also an author, including "How to Be A Frickin Genius Voice Actor, Step One," "What Happens At The Con, Stays At The Con?," And "Don't Kill Your Date (And Other Cooking Tips)"-(Coming soon). Spike is also a screenwriter with several projects in various stages. Spike is soon to begin production on his first feature film that he scripted, "Dwindle Down."

Visit his official websites:

www.worldospike.com

www.spikespencer.com

www.almostevilminions.com

Yaya Han is a costume designer, model and cosplay entertainer with over 10 years of experience. After discovering cosplay at her first con a decade ago, she quickly absorbed the heart and soul of costume design and creation. To this day Yaya has made a myriad of costumes in the genres of anime/manga, video games, Sci-Fi and of course from her own original designs.

Her intricate and lavish creations have won awards and acclaim nationwide, and she is a house hold name in the fandom world. She has taught a multitude of panels on costume craftsmanship, presentation, makeup, wigs and more; and judged countless costume contests and performed in front of many peers and fans alike on stage.

Yaya has traveled to over 50 conventions and events within the USA as well as internationally to Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany and Brazil as a Guest. For more information, visit www.yayahan.com

I have been creating fantasy and science fiction art for over 20 years. I worked as a staff artist for TSR, Inc. from 1981 to 1987. While at TSR, I helped set the standards of gaming art in the role-playing genre. Besides creating covers for Dungeons & Dragons, AD&D and other gaming books, I may be best known for my work with the world of Dragonlance. Since 1987, I’ve been working as a freelance illustrator, doing covers for comics, computer games, magazines, fantasy and science fiction books and many more projects too numerous to list here.

My time at TSR, Inc. is best exemplified on the covers of the DRAGONLANCE book series. Since then, I have worked for other publishers such as BAEN books, Bantam, Warner Books, ACE/Berkley, Doubleday, and Del Rey. I am also the co-author of "Runes of Autumn" and creator of the "Sovereign Stone" series. In the gaming and comic industries, I have freelanced for TSR, Inc, FASA, Mayfair Games, Game Designer’s Workshop, White Wolf, Iron Crown Enterprises, Dragon Magazine, Amazing Magazine, Wizard Press, D. C. Comics, First Comics, Eclipse Comics and Frank Frazetta’s Fantasy Illustrated. Miscellaneous credits include: LJN Toys, Mattel, Lucas Films, Tonka, Monogram Models, Western Publishing, Sony Entertainment’s Ever Quest, and various computer game covers.

Grant Cooley is a California born artist that is rising up from middle Tennessee. After graduating from MTSU with a Degree in Graphic Design and a focus in Illustration, he started up a freelance design/illustration company. From there he purchased a Comics and Games store in Murfreesboro, TN and focused his art talents on commission painting for wargame miniatures.

Five years later, the birth of his daughters and the inspiration of a colleague turned Grant's attention back to his true love: Book Illustration. With few credentials to his name, he nevertheless continues to march forward in an effort to share his visions with the rest of the world. Grant currently hosts a blog for aspiring artists and his work can be found at www.grandadventurescomics.com.

Ash Evans is the creator of things with horns, fur and wings living in the Charm City, Baltimore MD ,with her husband and menagerie of pets. Her mediums vary depending on her mood but she is proficient in: Oil, acrylic, watercolor, digital and mixed media. Her avid love for animals and fantasy seem to compliment each other well. Her use of color, unusual choices of subjects and mediums set her apart from the rest of the fantasy pack. Ash’s most popular creations to date are the adorably wicked Purrsnicketys, her magical dragon cats.

Ash plans on expanding that vision into a graphic novel. She collects unicorns and loves horseback riding.

www.ashevans.com

Sam Flegal has been fascinated by the strange and the macabre from a very young age. Fortunately for his budding morbid creativity, he was raised in a household that encouraged his interest in all things weird—Sam’s father was a magician and his mother a ventriloquist and clown. As a youth Sam often got in trouble at school for drawing what some of his teachers would call “dark creatures”; however, the encouragement of his friends and family far outweighed the discouragement of a few naysayers.

In December 2003 Sam graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, released out into the world to pursue his own strange art. Since that time Sam has vigorously summoned the dark creatures of his mind to make the unreal, tangible and the imagined, concrete.

Sam currently uses his strange imagination to help others realize their dreams of undeath through the power of Zombie Portraits (www.samflegal.com). Like a caricature from a dark carnival, Sam takes the living and brings out their inner dead. In addition, Sam helps writers and creators bring their visions of fantasy to reality through his strange art and illustration. Recently, Sam’s strange art has been featured in books from Alluria Publishing (www.alluriapublishing.com) and serve as the visual building blocks for the world of Gaeana (www.gaeana.com).

If you are interested in having a Zombie Portrait done of you or a loved one or if you are interested in hiring Sam Flegal as an illustrator, contact him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Christina Lynn Myers is an self-representing artist based out of Atlanta, Georgia.

She creates art of whimsy and fantasy featuring fairies, angels, mermaids, curious girls and fantastical creatures.

Her characters are bright and cheery, cute and mischievous. She works in a variety of media, but most predominantly in acrylics. The mermaid painting is titled "Underwater Friend."

Christina attended and studied painting, drawing and illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design and the School of Visual Arts.

She also holds a BS in Business Administration from Shorter College. Her art has been featured in numerous on-line publications and has sold her artworks to collectors worldwide.

Christina spends the majority of her time working on her art and running her business.

You can find her on-line at http://www.HeartsAFlutter.net or http://www.ChristinaLynnMyers.com

The violet-colored painting is titled "Violet Wings Get You Nowhere"

Kelly Smith was born in the foothills of South Carolina where she stills resides today. She can’t remember a time when she hasn’t been creating some form of art or another and she is usually not happy unless doing so. Mediums she uses include watercolors, ink, colored pencils and various others. And LOTS of glitter, of course!

Kelly draws her inspiration from many things, including the nature around her, myths, fairy tales and rock and roll music. She specializes in dark fantasy with a gothic, rock and roll flair to it.

Currently the Fantasy Art world is saturated with art that largely features female images-fairies and warrior babes, etc. Kelly’s goal is to provide more eye candy for the ladies! She strives to bring the men of your imaginations to life on paper! Some girls dream of a knight in shining armor, some can't resist the bad boys! Whether you wish for an angel or secretly desire a vampire, look for him in Kelly’s Fantasy Men Collection!

Kelly’s art has appeared in 3 books to date: Enchanted Artists; Visions of Atlantis, Faeries Through the Seasons and Imagine 2006.  You can view and purchase her art online at her website Moon Glow Haven http://www.moonglowhaven.com   or at her Etsy Shop www.MoonGlowHavenArt.etsy.com . In addition to art, you will now be able to purchase jewelry handcrafted by Kelly as well! She also sells on EBay occasionally under the user ID hippiechic567.

Kelly owns and maintains a forum (with the help of Carol Ochs and April Vansickle) for emerging artists: Fantasy Artists Emerging http://www.faeforum.com where artists of all levels of expertise are welcome.

Kelly’s goal is to one day soon be able to support herself and her loved ones by creating the art that she loves. For now, she will continue to amuse herself with her hobbies/weaknesses which include pretty long-haired boys, chocolate and 80 hair bands!

With humble beginnings in rural Kentucky, award winning artist Billy Tackett freelanced tirelessly for 12 years to receive international recognition as an accomplished artist and illustrator.  His numerous works include fine art paintings, portraits, and various other commercial illustrations.  His work has been showcased in publications such as Horrorhound Magazine and ImagineFX and his client list includes authors Shane Moore, Curt Siodmak, Richard Lupoff and Fran Friel, pro wrestler Jerry Lynn and death-rap musician Necro.

After publishing more than 200 book covers he created his signature piece, Zombie Sam, which gave birth to his Dead White & Blue series and has amassed a loyal fan base that transcends all genres and stereotypes.

In addition to creating art in his studio he also attends more than 20 events per year, most by invitation as Artist Guest of Honor, and has launched a line of apparel and merchandise featuring his art. His book, For the Love of Monsters is scheduled for release in early 2010 followed by his first graphic novel, Dead White & Blue Comics, shortly thereafter.

Avoid visiting www.BillyTackett.com if you suffer from heart problems, weak stomach, fear of the dark or a shortness of a sense of humor.

From the artist, "I am an artist based out of Atlanta, Georgia who grew up in a multicultural family.  I spent much of my life traveling as a military brat. It was overseas in Germany at a young age that I fell in love with my first taste of fantasy in the collected stories of the Grimms Brothers and Hans Christian Andersen.  I grew up with the dream that one day I might be able to follow in their footsteps and tell stories to awe and terrify future generations, to capture that sense of danger, triumph, and hidden magic.

I’ve woven my way through an education that includes three degrees, a BA in English, a BA in Studio Art, and a MA in Arts Administration. It seems I could never choose between my love of writing, of illustration, and for helping other artists.  Nowadays, I’m living my dream and hope to have my first illustrated book out in stores in December, with many more to come!"

April Robinson was born in Memphis, Tennessee but grew up in upstate New York and eventually spent 16 years in Florida before moving to Arkansas where she now resides. Her mother was a commercial artist and April started drawing at a young age.

One of her first memories is of drawing ghosts in purple crayon on every available surface in the house, walls, sheets, upright piano, etc. She then moved on to creating and illustrating books for her family. She sold my first piece of art in middle school, a pegasus she drew in study hall, to another student and soon after that parents started commissioning her to do art. Since then she has done commission work off and on, everything from abstracts to portraits, and when she had time the pieces she found more interesting and typically less conventional.

She worked in pencil for years but recently started painting after being commissioned to do a painting and now her apartment is almost overflowing with oil paintings in various stages of completion.

She currently lives in Little Rock, less than a mile from her daughter Shannon, who is also an artist.   April can be contacted at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Chris Hamer is an imaginative illustrator, painter, and sculptor who is driven by an incredible passion for self-expression through art. His works are often noted for their unique style. Chris has developed an innovative style that blends Modern Street art with Comic Books and Cartoons.

His use of vibrant colors and strong lines make his work an excellent choice for a wide range of projects and purposes. Chris is accomplished in using traditional methods as well as modern technique.

His sculptures have been featured in galleries and Comic book Conventions across the nation.  For more information on Chris please visit- www.urbnpop.com

I am often asked when I started drawing and painting. I have a vague memory as a child of suddenly realizing that it was much easier to bring a piece of paper to an adult to show them what I had created, rather than dragging them to the wall upon which I’d finger painted. Oddly enough, their responses to my work improved as well.

I am a Birmingham native, having been classically trained in Painting by Steve Cole at Birmingham Southern College. As well, I spent a summer as an apprentice to internationally known artist, Nall. My months working in Nall’s studio in Vence, France inspired a series of fantasy creatures (that many may refer to as “dragons”) that were inspired by the wonderful flora growing all along the hillside upon which we lived. With the skills gathered from my teachers, I have continued to produce art that is ever evolving, from the inks motivated by my love of Chinese calligraphy to the dragons that are the children of even the smallest of flowers.

After over a year of working with mentally ill clients all around Birmingham (and I do so enjoy my other passion: people), I was able to purchase a home with room to work and create. But, as neither psychology nor art are one to make a girl rich, I invited fellow artist, Kelli Hovanes of Silver Cicada Designs, to take up residency with me. We share a studio and, as she is a designer/sculpture/seamstress/McGuyver of Crafts, I have begun to think more and more in the realms of the third dimension. We have begun experimenting in cooperative works and have had the utmost pleasure playing off one another's dreams and ideas. So, I’ve not just been painting on paper, but developing skills in Henna, in collage, and in our newest projects, leather masks. This has us challenging our abilities, both technically and creatively, and we can’t wait for the next.

For more pieces and contact information, visit http://christinue.deviantart.com/

David LaRocca was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1980. As a child he developed a passionate interest in art that paralleled a growing fascination with fantasy, darkness and mystery.

LaRocca’s formal training began early and was fully realized when he received a Degree in 3D Animation in 2003. He has been working as a professional 2D and 3D artist for over 10 years in the Web Development, Animation and Video Game industries. In this time, he began illustrating his own worlds of fantasy and horror. The spectral, haunting quality of his paintings reflects his interest in the darker side of the human psyche.

It is no surprise that LaRocca finds inspiration in the works of artists in diverse media: musicians like Tool, authors like H.P. Lovecraft, and fellow illustrators like Brom and H.R. Giger. Like these artists, LaRocca is unafraid to explore the shadowy worlds of the mind without regard to the polite tastes of the mainstream. This gallery represents digital, traditional, and conceptual pieces from that exploration.

www.Cerebral-Art.com

Frank Amthor is a professional neuroscientist and amateur science fiction illustrator and writer.  His research on the visual nervous system and visual prostheses for the blind is motivated by ideas and images from his and others' science fiction imaginations. 

When not doing lab research at UAB he generates 3-D digital graphic images using programs like Bryce, which is also used for helping to design laboratory devices and neural implants. 

His graphics art has been used for several book and magazine covers, and has been exhibited at forums like DragonCon.  Most of the art is conventional science fiction, such as space and planetary scenes, with a few abstract and surreal pieces.  He has written a novella, and with his daughter Rachel Amthor, who is a medical student, several children & young adult illustrated stories in various pre-publication.  Mr. Amthor's Web site is located HERE (http://amthorfr-scifi-art.weebly.com/) as well as http://www.redbubble.com/people/amthorfr and ImageKind        

Georgiana is lifelong resident of Birmingham, Alabama. She was raised in stories of the Old South and ghost stories. As a child she had fondness for writing horror stories while other children were reading Dr. Seuss. Photography was a passion for her for most of her life starting with an old used 620 Brownie camera. In 2008 she had her first taste of working with Wet Plate Collodion photography and she never looked back.

Her favorite subjects to photograph are people.

Lyric was born and raised in the Deep South where she developed a passion for the darker side of art from her studies of old Southern cemeteries. She started out as a sketch artist and move to 19th Century Wet Plate Collodion photography after making a trek to New York to study with the legendary tintypist John Coffer.

Though Lyric mostly prefers dark subjects, some weekends find her alter ego near the battlefields of Civil War reenactments where she strikes the images of living historians.

Their Web site:  http://silverandcyanide.webs.com/

In his work, James Hill tries to explore and discover new worlds through different mediums, whether it be pencil or pen and ink, oil paint or spray paint. There are always new ways of doing things and new places to discover.

James is a graphic novel illustrator as well as a fantasy illustrator. He loves to explore new mediums and ways to achieve the look he wants for each of his pieces.

He is mostly self taught , learning by studying the paintings of such artists as Brom, Luis Royo, Frazetta and Billy Tackett.

James is currently finishing his run on the graphic novel adaptation of the movie "Yesterday Was a Lie," by James Kerwin. As well as finishing the graphic novel adaptation of "The Wererats Tale," based on the novel by Author Shane Moore. 

James Hill's Web site can be found: http://darkdaysartist.deviantart.com/

Jean Alexander is an artist/illustrator from Atlanta, GA. She has a BFA from the University of GA in Visual Arts/Illustration and is a member of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators and also Oil Painters of America. 

While a student at UGA, she was able to participate in the Study Abroad Program in Cortona, Italy, and has been trying to find a way to get back over there ever since! In addition to architectural illustration, Jean also paints commissioned artwork, including portraits, murals, and even the occasional  fresco. She works in oils, acrylics, and watercolor.

Jean is married to Bill, and has two sons, David and Ryan.

Her websites: www.artworksbyjean.com and www.architecturalrenderingatlanta.com   

As a child I played dress up and made a mess of myself in makeup.  Rather than grow out of it, I went to UAB for a degree in technical theatre and studio art.  As an Alabama native, I mix fine art with my redneck streak.  I have to have my hands on some sort of project or else I do something that will get me in trouble – like constructing a trebuchet and baiting it to fling the squirrels across the yard.

I would say most of my work is multimedia, and by that I really mean that I’ll work in any medium that I can get my dirty little hands on. I never know when I’ll need to know how to weld, spin yarn or throw clay.  I am driven to create.  It’s the most positive outlet I have found and I know the squirrels appreciate it.   

I have most recently delved back into leather working for my mask making.  One of the things that I enjoy most about theatre is the transformation.  It can be of a stage into a set, fabric into a costume, the audience throughout the production or of an actor into his character.  Time and again I have heard actors say that the character really doesn’t come completely to life until they put on their costume.  It is through this mindset that I have been drawn to making masks.  I love that a mask can both hide who you are and transform you into who you would like to be, or show a side of yourself you never let out.

After I graduated, life got in the way and rather than moving away and becoming a famous costumer I moved in with Linsey Martin so she won’t be living off ramen and potatoes while she finishes grad school. I drool over her watercolor and borrow her face paint when she isn’t looking.  With sharing a space has come the sharing of ideas and the creation of art.  

In my spare time I love to make my friends up as zombies and set them loose on the local villages, take pictures of people’s shoes and make clothes for my creepy Japanese ball-jointed doll.

http://silvercicada.deviantart.com/

http://silvercicadadesigns.com/

Nigel Sade was born on a bright and sunny day nearly to some, and exactly to others, 40 years after D-day. Some consider this meaningful whilst the rest laugh at those people, but I digress. He was raised in hell ... or rather Ohio but I don't want to split hairs. In a smallish county called Portage. As a child he could be found drawing on any surface he could make a mark on, and with all the moving security deposits were more like donations. In School this A.D.H.D. Toth wannabe (but with hands) was considered a bit strange by his peers, ... a malady that never left him as it turned out. As a teenager he was a rebellious youth, A Technicolored street Freak, delving into every aspect of art, from Drawing to painting to Music to Religion to Science to Philosophy in general.

Then there were the dark times ... the marriage! When his soul was crushed by evil and doubt. He Dreamt of being an artist but that was not a real job ... how could you feed a family with that pipe dream? However, In just 6 and a half long agonizing years it was over. On the Up side His torment was not without reward; He now has 2 lovely Spawn with which to explore life. Shortly after his divorce Nigel graduated college with a degree in Philosophy. So Armed with his freedom, his offspring, and an amazing ability to argue points that even he may not believe, he set out on the high seas of art! This was a joyous thing! There was much weirdness, art, travel, debauchery and Success. Stories were made and told. Now he Currently travel the amber waves of grain, questioning whatever reality he is presented with, chewing that up and spitting it out in the form of art. Then Nigel shows that art to the hapless masses in hopes that it moves them as much at it moved him to create it.

His art in form is Symbolism represented in either a realism fashion or Symbolic Abstracts, and in function it questions basic ideas we hold dear as a people. It is mostly driven by philosophical motifs and just plain old strangeness. Nigel's belief is that art should spur conversation, not just match ones curtains. Now you may ask, "What does all this have to do with piracy?"  Well, he was always a grungy, bandana wearin freak. His family was and is highly Piratical What with their last name Rogers all the family businesses are Jolly Roger this and Jolly Roger that ... Not to mention their propensity for Rum. So with his families' nautical background and the new Pirate craze, the public proclaimed him a pirate, and a pirate he was. Yet, having always loved pirates, one can say Nigel got peanut butter in his chocolate!

www.nigelsade.com

Van Allen Plexico stands at the forefront of the pulp revival movement and the new wave of prose superhero fiction.  His groundbreaking series of “Sentinels” original superhero novels (from Swarm Press and White Rocket Books) has garnered a wide and enthusiastic audience.

He has also written sword-and-sorcery (“Gideon Cain,” co-created with Kurt Busiek), retro-SF (“Mars McCoy,” co-created with Ron Fortier), classic mystery (in “Sherlock Holmes – Consulting Detective, Vol. 1”), and 1930s air combat (in “Lance Star - Sky Ranger, Vol. 2”), all from Airship 27 Productions. His modern SF novel, “Lucian: Dark God’s Homecoming," has been compared to the work of Jack Vance and Roger Zelazny.

The “Assembled!” books he created and edited for White Rocket, about Marvel’s “Avengers” comics, have raised thousands of dollars for charity and garnered praise from the original creators themselves.

His short stories, commentary and non-fiction articles have been published by “A Thousand Faces” Quarterly, Rittenhouse Archives, and Adamant Entertainment, and he is a semi-regular contributor to the pop-culture site RevolutionSF.com.  

In his spare time he serves as Assistant Prof. of Political Science and History at Southwestern Illinois College, near St. Louis.

Bobby Nash has written for numerous publications. He is the writer/artist of the long running comic strip Life In The Faster Lane starring R.O. He has written several titles for a variety of comic publishers including Demonslayer, Threshold, and Jungle Fantasy for Avatar Press. Fuzzy Bunnies From Hell for Albino Alligator Productions and FYI Comics. Yin Yang for Arcana Studios coming in 2007. The upcoming comic book adaptation of Fantastix: Code Red forFYI Comics. Bubba The Redneck Werewolf for Brass Ball Comics. Among others.

Bobby's debut novel, Evil Ways, premiered in August of 2005 from Publish America. Bobby's second novel, Fantastix, premiered March of 2006 from Optic Studios. His inclusion in the September 2006's Wildcat Books anthology book, Lance Star: Sky Ranger, marks Bobby's first foray into pulp anthologies. A genre he will revisit soon with Domino Lady and Air Aces. His third novel, Earthstrike Agenda is coming soon.

For more information on Bobby Nash, including past, present, and future projects, please visit him on the web at www.bobbynash.com. Bobby lives in Bethlehem, Georgia.

Chris Fason-Chris is the co-creator and artist of the popular indie comic "Hero Happy Hour" from GeekPunk. Chris has been defacing pieces of paper, canvas, school desks, and walls for nearly 30 years and is usually covered in Sharpie. Chris has been published by IDW, GeekPunk, Digital Webbing, Alias, Dial "R" Studios, and About Comics.                                 

Has fallen bas-ackwards into delivering a seven page story to the editors of DC Comics at their request. Meet him now before you can’t afford to buy art from him.                                 

In his work, James Hill tries to explore and discover new worlds through different mediums, whether it be pencil or pen and ink, oil paint or spray paint. There are always new ways of doing things and new places to discover.

James is a graphic novel illustrator as well as a fantasy illustrator. He loves to explore new mediums and ways to achieve the look he wants for each of his pieces.

He is mostly self taught , learning by studying the paintings of such artists as Brom, Luis Royo, Frazetta and Billy Tackett.

James is currently finishing his run on the graphic novel adaptation of the movie "Yesterday Was a Lie," by James Kerwin. As well as finishing the graphic novel adaptation of "The Wererats Tale," based on the novel by Author Shane Moore.

James Hill's Web site can be found: http://darkdaysartist.deviantart.com/

Joe Crowe is the lead writer and editor of RevolutionSF.com, an online review, commentary, and comedy magazine for all nerd-related entertainment.

He writes Gamebits, a video game news column in the style of Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update." It appears weekly in the Birmingham News and on the Al.com blog Techcetera.

Crowe is the editor and co-writer of Assembled!, a commentary book series about Marvel Comics' Avengers from White Rocket Books. Also for White Rocket, he wrote the foreword for a new edition of the "John Carter of Mars" series.

He hosts the game show "Stump the Geeks" at conventions and comic book stores. Crowe lives in Birmingham, Alabama with wife Stefanie and daughter Quin.

links:

http:www.revolutionsf.com

http://blog.al.com/techcetera/index.html

http://www.whiterocketbooks.com/

Sean Taylor writes prose, graphic novels and comic books. And admits it to his family and friends. As often as he can, he does it for money. When he's not distracted by horror movies, that is.

Chris is a recent graduate of the MFA Costume Design program at Virginia Commonwealth University and is currently embarking on his new career as a freelance costume designer. As a costume technician Chris has worked in regional theatres across the country as both a cutter/draper and patternmaker, and as a costume craftsperson. As a designer, he has barely scratched the surface with work at nationally acclaimed Hartford Stage Company and Long Wharf Theatres and an award for graduate level costume design from SETC.

Chris has also spent time as an educator, teaching three years of beginning costume construction at VCA, classes in costume crafts, and seminars in kilt-making. He has studied under Tony Nominated Broadway Costume Designer Toni-Leslie James, costume historian Liz Hopper, as well as Freddy Clements, one of his colleagues that is a guest panelist to the Costuming Track.

All that said, Chris still dedicates his love of costuming to Star Wars, Halloween, and all things Sci-Fi.

Freddy Clements is currently a Professor of Drama/Faculty Costume Designer at Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, AL. He holds a BA in English/Theatre from Emory & Henry College, VA, and an MFA in Costume design from Virginia Commonwealth University, Virginia.

He has designed costumes for various theaters including Wayside Theatre in Middletown, VA, CPCC in Charlotte, North Carolina, Converse College Department of Music in Spartanburg, SC, Barter Theatre in Abington, VA, and Theatre In The Square in Marietta, GA. On the University level he has taught courses in costume design, costume construction, stage make-up and advanced stage make-up.

Sharon Morgan is the owner of internationally known Altered Tyme Corsets, represented by San Francisco based www.Romantasy.com, and is one the foremost experts on modern corset making. She has made corsets for various independent films and artists.

She has freelanced at several Atlanta based theatres including the Alliance, and worked for the JSU Opera as the costume designer. She spent three seasons at the Tony Award winning Utah Shakespeare Festival as the senior costume tech and wardrobe supervisor.

She is currently the Cutter draper, assistant costume shop manager, at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Theatre where she teaches a corset making class.

Travis Scott Merrill, a costume crafts artisan, is currently in his fourth season at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. His duties include: leatherwork, mask making, millinery, puppet making, armor construction, airbrush painting, make-up prosthetics, and wearable sculpture for large scale theatrical productions, and has worked with some of the best theatrical designers in the US.

Travis has studied costuming at Jacksonville State University, focusing on historical costumes of the thirteenth to eighteenth century and armor and mask construction for the stage.

He has worked three seasons at the Savannah Shakespeare Festival as the director and costume designer for the green shows. He also spent two seasons at the Tony Award Winning Utah Shakespeare Festival as senior crafts artisan and wardrobe crew. Feel free to visit at http://www.crafts4stage.com , or email:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Cherokee was born a hillbilly and has lived most of his life fixing things with duct tape and putting cars on blocks in his yard for absolutely no reason at all.  All of that stopped once he decided to make films.  Since then his ascent into movie making has been a steep and steady climb.  After several short films and a few local commercial deals, he decided that it was time to tell the story of his people.  That's when Mountain Mafia was born.  A true independent venture, Cherokee has been able to assemble a very recognizable cast and assemble the Kentucky film community in a way previously unseen.  It was a success.  Mountain Mafia got a distribution deal, and Cherokee got a three film deal, right before the movie completed principle photography.  Keep your eye on this young film making stud!

Look for Mountain Mafia this summer staring Survivor's Rupert Boneham, scream queen Tiffany Shepis, Maniac Cop's Robert Z'Dar, MTV Jackass' Mike Holman, Playboy Playmate Amy Hayes, comedian Tim Wilson, horror favorite Jim O'Rear, The Return Of Swamp Thing's Daniel Emery Taylor, and WWE wrestling legend Al Snow!

Daniel Emery Taylor is best known to comic/sci-fi fans as "Darryl Hallenbeck" in the cult classic monsterfest "The Return Of Swamp Thing."  The sequel finds the mucky DC superhero falling for the beautiful Abigail Arcane while attempting to vanquish his archenemy (and Abigail's stepfather) Anton Arcane.  As two young boys attempt to capture Swamp Thing on film (much like other loveable losers who have tracked Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster) they constantly run into trouble from mutants and Arcane's armed mercenaries.  Luckily, Swampy has a tendency to save the day.

Daniel went on to gain modest fame for his role.  He followed that up with spots on television's "In The Heat Of The Night" and the critically acclaimed "I'll Fly Away."  He was also a regular on local programming and even did some modeling and print work.  More recently, you can see him in the 2000 comedy "Road Trip," opposite the outrageous Tom Green.

Daniel returned to film early in 2009 with the release of ZP International's "Hell-ephone."  He was joined by several genre-favorites, including Ari Lehman (Jason from the original "Friday The 13th"), John Dugan (Grandpa from the original "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"), Jim O'Rear ("Scream Farm"), and Alex Del Monacco (former Playboy Playmate).  This year, Daniel will be featured in the upcoming features "The Legacy" and "Hell House," both featuring WWE legend Al Snow.  He also has several other projects in development, including two Christmas films, a mafia thriller, and a good old-fashioned slasher.

Ellsworth began piano studies shortly after his 6th birthday in 1964 and after 12 years received his Certificate of Piano Study and Theory from the John Mason Evans Hasslinger Studio (Hasslinger himself was a graduate of the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, MD). Between the ages of 11 and 28 Ellsworth also studied cello, guitar and voice. He also performed in several bands from 1976 on including Tailwind, Sabre and Logos Affinity.

Ellsworth continued his studies in music theory and Contemporary Art and Process with Dr. Stuart Smith, and film video production with legendary experimental filmmaker Stan Van Der Beek at the University of Maryland. He received a B.A.in Film/Video production and continued with graduate studies in Communication Arts. During this period he began scoring short films and local cable programs.

In 1987 a movement from his first Piano Concerto appeared in a video production by Johns Hopkins Hospital and from that time on Ellsworth began devoting much of his time to scoring.

1989 saw the release of the first CD from Affinity Music Library to which Ellsworth contributed a great deal of material and he continued to compose for subsequent releases. He received his C.P.M.S. from Johns Hopkins University in 1991 and in 1994 he and partner Mark Van Natta began scoring for multimedia productions in additon to film and video. Film production with cult actor Conrad Brooks commenced in the mid 1990s and he left Affinity Music Library in 1999 to focus on custom scores and shooting/editing corporate videos.

He recorded the Aethellis album in 2002-2003 and began performing the album tracks live in 2004 with his Aethellis band (which includes Mark Van Natta).  Ellsworth continues to work in film and video production; writing, directing and scoring.

Beside the Manor Selby (2009) - Ellsworth wrote, directed and scored this literate drama taking place during The Great War. Scheduled for release in late Spring 2010.

Bait and Switch TV pilot (2009), series (2010) - Bait and Switch TV is produced by Leesa Stanion of Stanion Studios. Leesa Stanion is a prolific documentary film producer who has had her film and video work aired on ABC, PBS, WGBH, HBO and Lifetime. Ellsworth is the composer and sound effects designer. He also provided motion graphics and voice overs.

Jim O’Rear has been involved in the entertainment industry for over twenty five years, beginning his career on tour as The Youngest Professional Magician with David Copperfield, Harry  Blackstone Jr., and The Great Tomsoni and opening for acts like Cheap Trick  and John Anderson.

With his “magical” background and having been trained in New York at The American Academy Of Dramatic Arts, it was only natural that Jim move into the realm of film, television, and theatre where he has worked steadily as an actor, stuntman, and special make-up effects artist on such projects as "Day Of The Dead," "Star Trek 4," "The Vampire Wars," "Lethal  Weapon 3," "Creature Feature," "Hayride Slaughter," "Cop & ½," "Psycho Beach Party," "Evita," "Little Shop Of Horrors," "No Retreat No Surrender 3," "Mortal  Kombat: Conquest," and many more with actors including Martin Sheen, Burt Reynolds, Mel Gibson, Amanda Plummer, Maximillian Schell, Robert Englund, Jon  Voight, Chris Sarandon, and others.

Wanting to get some of his own ideas onto the screen, Jim successfully moved into the area of screenwriting.  Although competition is tough, he has written and sold a number of horror-related screenplays, including "The House Of Pain" (in development with Robert Englund, Gunnar Hansen, Tom Savini, Bill Moseley, and Debbie Rochon), "Hayride Slaughter," "Hayride Slaughter 2," "The Deadly Obligation," "Vampyre Tales," "Wolfsbayne," "The  Deepening," and (currently playing on cable) "Scream Farm."  Jim also placed third for Best Screenplay in TSA’s screenwriting competition and was a finalist in the Fade In Screenplay contest and Writer’s Network competition.

More information can be found on Mr. O'Rear's Web site: http://www.jimorear.com/

Joseph M. Dwyer launched Flyboy Film Productions in 2002 in order to spearhead the Shubian’s Rift project.  He wrote the story premise for the film in 1975.  It is now in full production for the sequel that, along with the original film, will be featured as a televised miniseries on his websites, shubiansrift.com, and flyboyfilmproductions.com.

Mr. Dwyer’s professional background includes 7 years in the Air Force as an Aircraft Commander Pilot on the KC-135 Stratotanker and is currently a Captain on the Boeing 737-700/800 for Delta Airlines, having been with the airline for over 21 years.  Mr. Dwyer also has substantial media experience directing, writing and producing.  He has acted in such productions as Beside the Manor Selby, and The Ballade of Calypso Jenkins, both featuring cult film star Conrad Brooks.  His video production credits include The Gene & Julie Radio Show, the CBMS Historical Pageants, numerous wedding videos, music recitals, Motivational Fitness Workout DVD and The Motivational Fitness TV program.  He has also collaborated with his good friend, James Cambas in writing the novelization to Shubian's Rift, soon to be published.

Joseph holds a B.S. Degree in Mathematics, Physical Science and Engineering from the University of Maryland.  Mr. Dwyer has procured the talents of Ellsworth Hall and Rob Brun to the staff of Flyboy Film Productions.  All three have been close friends for over 38 years, having worked on numerous projects together throughout that time.

From Seymour, Indiana, Kayla has recently finished filming a feature length film entitled Resurrection.  The movie was directed by the legendary Jeff Burr (Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3, Pumpkinhead 2, Stepfather 2), starred B-movie icon Jim O’Rear, and featured special appearances by Lloyd Kaufman, Richard Lynch, and Daniel Emery Taylor.  Her other recent work includes a leading role in the upcoming film Monster Cruise directed by Jim Wynorski.

Starting her career on the stage, her favorite credits include Emily Webb (Our Town), Sandy Olson (Grease), and Sally Middleton (The Voice Of The Turtle), but she is blessed to get to work in front of the camera.  Outside of her aspirations of being an actress, Kayla works as a fashion/print/runway model. Her portfolio can be found at http://www.modelmayhem.com/kaylagill

Allen qualifies as a guest under several categories: game designer, author, scientist, and even actor!

Allen Hammack, the “Master of Mythology”, writes with authority on using myths and legends of the world in gaming. He wrote three books on the subject (Fantastic Treasures I and II, and Monsters of Myth & Legend III) for Mayfair Games. Sadly, these literary gems are hard-to-find collectors' items! (i.e., the royalties have stopped…) He contributed to the new edition of the WWI boardgame Dawn Patrol. In addition, Allen designed a boardgame based on the mythical Norse battle of Ragnarok, and was a chief editor of Deities & Demigods and Dungeon Masters Guide during the five years he served at TSR. Hired by Gary Gygax, Allen was Manager of Designers during the “Golden Era” of TSR, supervising a talent pool that included Tracy Hickman, Harold Johnson, Lawrence Schick, Zeb Cook, Tom Moldvay, and others. In his gaming career, Allen has contributed to some 70 products as author, designer, editor, or developer. These include the popular classic C2: Ghost Tower of Inverness; A1-A4: The Slave Lords Series; I9: Day of Al-Akbar; the games Top Secret and Boot Hill, and the tournament AD&D adventure Night of the Black Swords. His Inverness module was referenced in the 2005 movie Dungeons & Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God, as Berek says the cleric was with him “at the assault on Castle Inverness”. (At which point a veteran player of Allen's campaign said, “Now we know it's a fantasy—implying anyone went to Inverness and came out alive!”) Allen's current gaming interests are mostly directed towards railroad boardgames and Dawn Patrol (he's a nationally ranked competitor in both), World of Warcraft and Puerto Rico.

After leaving TSR, Allen returned to Birmingham and with his wife Susan started the Lion and Unicorn game, book, and comic store, which they sold many years ago but still have fond memories of friends and customers. He helped design computer programs to diagnose leukemias and anemias for cardiovascular research at UAB; worked as Manager of Information Systems for an explosives manufacturer, and worked as a quality control chemist for an alloy and metals processor. For over fifteen years Allen has been putting his chemistry degree to work as an environmental chemist/programmer analyst for a secret government laboratory in an undisclosed location, where he and his pal Pinky plot to take over the world. (Just checking to see if you're all paying attention!) In this capacity he has lectured and presented some scientific papers, and he squeezes in guest appearances at the occasional convention. Allen was a founder of the Birmingham Doctor Who fan club, now known as the Blue Box Companions (aka the BBC, of course). He also served on the Board of Directors for Continuity, the Birmingham science fiction convention that had several successful years.

Allen has a B.S. in Chemistry, a Master's in computer science and he has done post-graduate work in chemistry, business administration, and environmental science. Allen was an editor for Ærodrome, the magazine of the Fight In The Skies Society (WWI aviation), and wrote a chapter of its melodramatic serial, Adventure! and Glory?, in which…ah, but that would be telling…

Allen has been in over 40 theatrical productions, including an opera set in the American Old West, as Caiaphas in a local production of Jesus Christ, Superstar, and as an extra in the Tommy Lee Jones baseball movie Cobb. Allen earned a green belt in jujitsu before retiring with no bones broken, which he considered an even trade. Players of NTN Trivia Showdown on Tuesday nights may occasionally see him on the leader board under the logon "DR WHO".

Favorite Introduction: By Dragonlance co-author Tracy Hickman to Margaret Weis— "Allen is the man who taught me how to write.”

Sean Patrick Fannon has been professionally involved in RPGs and interactive entertainment for the last 20+ years of his life. Starting in 1988, Sean began writing freelance articles and game reviews for small roleplaying game magazines and fan `zines. He then started writing books for the world-famous Champions RPG (including High Tech Enemies, The Mutant File and Champions Universe). He then went on to become the Continuity Director of the Champions Universe property. During this time, Sean also wrote for such properties as the Shatterzone RPG and the Star Wars RPG, as well as Shadis Magazine, Adventurer's Club Magazine and Dragon Magazine for TSR.

Sean then parlayed his RPG experience into the computer game field, starting as a designer for Interplay Productions (where he was the lead designer on one of the Star Trek adventure games). He was then recruited away to Vortex Media Arts, where he worked on multiple properties (including a licensed TONKA activity game).

When his contract ran out with Telepathy, Sean was heavily recruited by Jared Nielsen to help start Obsidian Studios, where he worked from early 1999 until late 2000. During that time, Sean wrote the The Fantasy Roleplaying Gamer's Bible (2nd Edition), a completely updated and revised version of his `95 book. He also wrote and developed the Fuzion version of Shards of the Stone: Core. Then Cybergames.com purchased Obsidian and moved Sean back West for a time.

Sadly, that all fell apart. After a brief sojourn back in LA, doing some consulting work with Hollywood firms, Sean returned home to the South. He started working on his own projects while driving an armored car. He transferred from Atlanta to Chattanooga, TN, to be closer to his family. This is where he met some of the folks (to include Mark Swafford, Coley Brookshire, and Alex Smith) who would have dramatic impact on Shaintar: Immortal Legends, his most important creation to date.

Sean continued his work on Shaintar and other projects, consulting with many good and dear friends in various ways, looking for the right opportunity to dive back into the business full time. Then GAMA (the Game Manufacturer’s Association) came calling, looking for an Events Coordinator for the Origins Game Expo. Moving to Columbus, OH, Sean had the honor of working with some of the finest people in the industry, helping to run two truly great shows (Origins and GTS).

Then his old friends, Aaron Acevedo, Jason Engle, and Martin Klimes’ came calling, letting him know they were more or less “getting the band back together” (www.talisman-studios.com) and that they wanted to help him publish Shaintar: Immortal Legends. Thanks to his dear friend, Shane Hensley, it became the premiere Epic High Fantasy setting for the award-winning Savage Worlds system.

After a brief stint with a casual computer game company (FreshGames, LLC), life events drew Sean home, where he built a house on the old family property up on Signal Mountain (where he still spends some of his time). He’s now working for the largest e-publishing game store network in the world (OneBookShelf.com, featuring DriveThruRPG and RPGNow) as the RPG Marketing Coordinator, and he's also heavily involved in business development for the firm.

... and supported by the largest network of wonderful and geeky friends in the world, Sean keeps writing and rolling the dice. He's working on the next version of Shaintar, a new sci-fi/supers setting called "The Shift," and will soon be hosting a radio show on WLRH, 89.3 FM (Huntsville) called "The Eclectic Power Board."

Yes, Gaming IS his life, and he loves it. Buy him a beer (Guinness, if you please) and he'll happily tell you more than you might ever want to know.

Web sites with more Sean Patrick Fannon information: 

http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showcreator&creatorid=2663

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=6402152260

http://www.rpglife.com/blog/76