Ed Greenwood ~ Publisher, author, novelist, worldbuilder and game designer.
The creative minds that make up The Ed Greenwood Group
Clint Talbert started writing when he was five and never stopped. His fiction work has appeared in When the Hero Comes Home 2 and When the Villain Comes Home. His young adult novel Last Stand of Daronwy was published in 2014. He lives among California redwoods with his wife, daughter, and guard-rabbit.
Link: https://www.clinttalbert.com
Owen DuBose is a writer, editor, proofreader, and printer who has worked in graphics and printing for 24 years. He has been involved in SF and fantasy fandom for many years starting with amateur press associations in the late 1980s, including Imaginapa, GAPS, and OZONE. Owen is deeply involved in the well being of fantasy dwarves and has become an advocate for quality ale, though he doesn’t actually drink the stuff himself. He started off writing SF and speculative fiction but is now heavily involved in fantasy and is still waiting patiently for Zaphod Beeblebrox to return his phone calls.
web presence : https://www.facebook.com/eodubose
Andrew J Lucas has contributed to books published by Fasa, Dream Pod Nine, White Wolf Games and Atlas Games among others. His creative output is often blunted by his day job and the enthusiasm of his young daughter in distracting him, he does manage to produce a few projects each year. Recently he has successfully sold stories magazines such as Nebula Rift, a couple of SF anthologies, presently he is line producing for Rebel Minis.
He lives in Langley BC Canada likes cats but has none.
My name is Tina Roye, and I have been writing stories since I was twelve years old. I found out that being a writer was a real job when I read R.A. Salvatore’s The Dark Elf Trilogy. My first two novels were completed when I was thirteen in a notebook. My favorite genres to write in are Paranormal Romance, Fantasy, and Erotica set in our world. I live with my fiance and our black cat Onyx, who listens and reads my writing no matter how maddening I can be and gives me encouragement when I am down.
web presence :
https://www.facebook.com/tina.roye1
Having yet to find himself confined to a single medium Michael has found himself writing science fiction, fantasy, horror, and slipstream fiction as well as screenplays. He acquired an Associates Degree in Career Acting at KD College and has appeared in multiple shorts and even found himself in the directors chair for his fourth time around in the 48 Hour Film Project. Having had too many creative thoughts to keep to himself he cofounded Reel Dilemmas. All the while being certain to craft the perfect recipes to go along with his creative pursuits. Michael shall soon find his way into podcasting and games of both a video and board nature now that he has finally found a cat to match his beard.
web presence : https://www.facebook.com/pages/Michael-Ryan/41584452334
grew up very ill, so I spent a great deal of my life alone, wandering around in my head. Because I wasn’t exposed to the same influences as others, I don’t fit in or share the same values with the general populace. What is fantastic, though, is that lack of exposure left the core of my childhood ideals intact, and allows me the full advantage of embracing them. Being sick grants me the time to pursue my interests, and develop a wealth of passions that I would have never thought. I get to master fields and believe in fairies!
https://instagram.com/nanners.in.pajammers/
I grew up on Long Island, NY and was introduced to Mr. Greenwood’s work, via D&D campaign settings, through my older brother. I started reading fantasy in my teens and moved on to science fiction afterward. I’ve loved storytelling for most of my years and began putting my own RPG adventures together once I’d found some proper misfits to game with in high school. Since then, I’ve been building a warehouse of ideas and trying to improve my writing.
I live and work in Calcutta, a city in the eastern part of India. In my day job, I am an instructional designer at IBM. I specialize in copy-editing and proof-reading. In my spare time, I dream up imaginary worlds and write comic books and short stories set in those worlds. I like espionage, action-adventure, sword-and-sorcery, steampunk, and espionage genres. Some of my favorites – across genres and mediums – are: The Dinosaur Lords by Victor Milán, Velvet and Sleeper by Ed Brubaker, the Pax Britannia series from Abaddon Books, Nikolai Dante by Robbie Morrison, and The Iron Assassin by Ed Greenwood.
webpresence
https://in.linkedin.com/pub/kaushik-karforma/18/328/3a2
From crushing rocks in a Slate Mine to Air Traffic Control, I have lived the life of gypsy and rogue; one summer even joining the elite ranks of Texas Ranger (Park Ranger, but we won’t quibble about the exactitudes). Reading, writing, and craft of various kinds has been the steady drumbeat throughout. I am inspired by an eclectic variety of music, authors, podcasts, and shiny things the world throws in my path. I continue to explore the many facets of the world at his small farm in the foothills of Northern California’s gold country with my wife and four children.
https://www.facebook.com/jstncary
Chris Marks is a web programmer, writer, musician, singer, card game designer, gamer, and lover of cheese. His first novel, Unseen, was written in the public eye partly as a social experiment, and he has performed his music for literally dozens of people. He currently makes a living building and maintaining websites, but having so many story ideas, it’s just a matter of time…
Chris’ web development presence is at http://dimono.co/