| David Debord is the author of fantasy adventure The Silver Serpent. When not writing, Debord coaches youth sports and is an avid fan of minor league hockey. His second novel in the Absent Gods series, Keeper of the Mists, is due out in 2011. |
| UK-based SF author Ryan A. Span is the creative mind behind the Street trilogy of cyberpunk novels. Aside from reading and writing he is a dedicated sport fencer and game designer. His novels so far are Empathy and the recently- released Clairvoyance. |
| David Wood is the author of action-adventure novels Dourado and Cibola. David is also the Senior Editor at Gryphonwood, making him a very busy man. In his free time he is both a pastor in the United Methodist Church and a martial arts instructor, but not always at the same time. |
| Seabird is the debut novel from fantasy author Sherry Thompson. Recently retired from the University of Delaware Library, Thompson is now hard at work on Earthbow, the sequel to Seabird. |
| James Weidman is the author of An Old- Fashioned Christmas Story. In the past he has provided cover art for The Best of Gryphonwood anthologies. Weidman resides in Virginia with his wife Barb. |
| Jim Bernheimer lives in Chesapeake, Virginia with his wife Kim and two daughters, Laura and Marissa. Somehow, they put up with his foolishness. By day he is a Network Admin and runs his own computer consulting firm. Amazingly enough he also finds time to write. |
| Terry W. Ervin II is an English teacher with a taste for SF and fantasy. He is an editor for MindFlights and Fiction Factor guest columnist. Flank Hawk is his debut novel. When Terry isn't writing, he can be found in his basement raising turtles. |
| John E. Bailor is a successful banker turned author; his first published story was included in the Warren Murphy anthology Destroyer World: New Blood. He is currently working on the second Trevor Byrne novel, A Devastating Death. |
| Alan Baxter is an optimistic cynic and author of dark urban thrillers RealmShift and MageSign. He lives in New South Wales, Australia. His works frequently experiment with religious mythology in a variety of genres. |
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