Jason Erik Lundberg has had fiction and nonfiction published in over twenty venues, including The Third Alternative, Strange Horizons, Fantastic Metropolis, Infinity Plus, The Green Man Review, Escape Pod and Electric Velocipede. His short fiction has been nominated for the Fountain Award and honorably mentioned in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror. With his wife, artist-writer Janet Chui, he runs Two Cranes Press, a critically-acclaimed independent publisher out of North Carolina. He is a graduate of the Clarion Writers' Workshop and the M.A. program in Creative Writing at North Carolina State University, and currently teaches English at Saint Augustine's College in Raleigh.

Lundberg maintains a website and blog at jasonlundberg.net, and a literary podcast called Lies and Little Deaths: A Virtual Anthology at virtualantho.blogspot.com.

Cory Doctorow is a science fiction novelist, blogger and technology activist. He is the co-editor of the popular weblog Boing Boing (boingboing.net), and a contributor to Wired, Popular Science, Make, the New York Times, and many other newspapers, magazines and websites. He was formerly Director of European Affairs for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit civil liberties group that defends freedom in technology law, policy, standards and treaties. In that capacity, he worked to balance international treaties, polices and standards oon copyright and related rights, advocating in the halls of governments, the United Nations, standards bodies, corporations, universities and non-profits. His novels are published by Tor Books and simultaneously released on the Internet under Creative Commons licenses that encourage their re-use and sharing, a move that increases his sales by enlisting his readers to help promote his work. He co-founded the open source peer-to-peer software company OpenCola, sold to OpenText, Inc in 2003, and presently serves on the boards and advisory boards of the Participatory Culture Foundation, the MetaBrainz Foundation, Technorati, Inc, and Onion Networks, Inc.

Paul S. Jenkins lives and works in Hampshire, England, and has been podcasting since March 2005. He likes to write fiction, and has one completed science-fiction novel doing the rounds of agents and publishers, as well as a couple of others in various stages of incompletion. "The Journey of Jonathan Cave" was his first paid fiction sale.

His podcast can be found at revupreview.co.uk

Tee entered 2005 with an idea of podcasting MOREVI in order to promote its sequel, Legacy of Morevi -- and went on to become the first book podcast in its entirety. That experience led to the founding of Podiobooks.com and the collaboration with Evo Terra on Podcasting for Dummies, the user-friendly, how-to guide to podcasting from Wiley Press. Along with the premiere of that title and Legacy of MOREVI: Book One of the Arathellean Wars, Tee also appeared in BenBella Books's Farscape Forever: Sex, Drugs, and Killer Muppets and launched The Survival Guide to Writing Fantasy podcast. He is also planning for 2006 a podcast of his novel, Billibub Baddings and The Case of The Singing Sword.

"Asleep at the Wheel" was Tee Morris' first published byline, and science fiction based on true events. The idea for this short story came to Tee the night he avoided a horrific accident on the Washington DC Beltway. He had nodded off behind the wheel of his car, and came to just before the median wall. Miraculously, no other cars were near him in the four lanes of the Beltway.

Find out more about Tee Morris and his works at teemorris.com.

Patrick is a freelance writer, copywriter and consultant who has spent way too much time writing radio spots. He started the Seanachai Podcast as a way to practice his fiction writing and share his stories with his friends. Named for a Gaelic word meaning storyteller, the Seanachai had approximately 3,000 listeners since January and is available at www.goodwordsrightorder.com (because it is both cruel and unusual to ask someone to spell things in Gaelic.)

Patrick is continuing the Seanachai, but has stepped down his output to devote some time to writing a comic called How to Succeed in Evil. How to Succeed in Evil first originated as a serial on the Seanachai. Visit succeedinevil.com for more information.

J.R. Blackwell is a writer, photographer and former freak show contortionist. She currently writes for the science fiction website 365 Tomorrows, which produces a new piece of science fiction each day.

She also produces the podcast Voices of Tomorrow, which broadcasts an audio version of a 365 Tomorrows story each week. She is currently pursuing a Masters degree at the University of Pennsylvania.

Daniel Emery is the writer and producer of the podcast Brief Glimpses of Somewhere Else at seeker.libsyn.com.  During the day, he works as an engineer.  At night he cultivates a number of interests, chief among which are writing, community theatre, and foreign languages.  He is in love with story telling - especially science fiction and fantasy - in every medium including prose, film, graphic novels, audio dramas, and stage plays.  He currently lives in Bakersfield, CA with his amazing wife and their two dogs.