Louis Robinson currently makes his living as a professional singer/songwriter and can be found regularly performing and working with other singer/songwriters in the area. Before coming to America, he worked for the BBC for many years, in a number of capacities in both television and radio. He wrote, produced, composed and directed many different productions. In the '70s, he worked in the film editing department, contributing to such shows as The Brothers (starring Colin Baker and Kate O'Mara), The Onedin Line, Doomwatch (created by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis, famous for also creating the Cybermen), and of course, Doctor Who. After leaving the BBC for two years, he returned in 1984 as Program Associate of the hit show Telly Addicts. He worked on the entire run of that show, from the development of its pilot in 1984 to the final episode in 1996. Robinson is also a Sherlock Holmes expert, and enjoys giving presentations on that subject.
Jana Oliver is an Iowa native who now enjoys the sunny winters in Georgia. The writing virus caught up with her 1998 and hasn't let loose since. When she submitted an idea to Dragon Moon Press for a genre-blended novel involving time travelers, shape-shifters and Jack the Ripper, the Time Rovers™ series was born. The first novel, Sojourn, was nominated for the prestigious Compton Crook Award, won the Gold Medal for Science Fiction/Fantasy in the Independent Publisher Book Awards and was selected for ForeWord Magazine's Editor's Choice Award for Fiction, the first time a science fiction novel was chosen for this honor. It also won four romance awards, including the Prism for Best Time Travel. The second book in the series, Virtual Evil, was published in Oct. 2007, to be followed by Madman's Dance in Fall 2008. A lover of single malt scotch and expensive chocolate, Jana lives in Atlanta with her husband and the occasional feline. Visitors are always welcome at her websites: www.janaoliver.com and at www.timerovers.com
David Harmer has been active in game design since 1988. His newest works are The Survivors Guide to the Apocalypse. This RPG supplement details the steps required to survive the collapse of civilization in the Aftermath! World, covering 8 different collapse scenarios (due out 9/2008 from Fantasy Games Unlimited); Aftermath! Technology! 2.0, a revision of the high-tech supplement to the Aftermath! Game (due out 1/2008 from Fantasy Games Unlimited). Recent works include Aftermath! Magic!, a set of expansion magic rules for the Aftermath! Role-playing game (available soon from FGU), The Four Horsemen: Hand of Death, a gothic horror card game, work on the new release of the role-playing game Requiem for Dark December Designs, and the card game Faerie Haven (now available from FGU). Harmer's previous works include the Legacy Live Action Role-playing game and expansion rules for Aftermath! by Fantasy Games Unlimited, the Chrome Book for Cyberpunk by R. Talsorian Games, rules and scenarios for the NERO Live Action Role Playing game, and design work for Quintessential Mercy Studios. He was on NERO-Atlanta's Campaign Committee for five years and directed Dinosaur Games from 1988-1993. David is also an experienced costumer, bodypaint artist, and prop maker, having won his first costume contest 30 years ago. David ran the Masquerade at Chattacon for 15 years, and he teaches classes on Resin casting, bodypainting, and other costuming topics.
Barrie Clark has worked in modelling for a long time and finally took on his greatest challenge: to build his own Dalek! He completed the project in 2004 and the Dalek has made appearances at subsequent Dragon*Cons and TimeGates. This one is designed around the model seen in the New Series of Doctor Who, is fully mobile, has full lighting effects and even has the voice! You don't want to miss seeing this!
Louis Robinson currently makes his living as a professional singer/songwriter and can be found regularly performing and working with other singer/songwriters in the area. Before coming to America, he worked for the BBC for many years, in a number of capacities in both television and radio. He wrote, produced, composed and directed many different productions. In the '70s, he worked in the film editing department, contributing to such shows as The Brothers (starring Colin Baker and Kate O'Mara), The Onedin Line, Doomwatch (created by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis, famous for also creating the Cybermen), and of course, Doctor Who. After leaving the BBC for two years, he returned in 1984 as Program Associate of the hit show Telly Addicts. He worked on the entire run of that show, from the development of its pilot in 1984 to the final episode in 1996. Robinson is also a Sherlock Holmes expert, and enjoys giving presentations on that subject. 
Jana Oliver is an Iowa native who now enjoys the sunny winters in Georgia. The writing virus caught up with her 1998 and hasn't let loose since. When she submitted an idea to Dragon Moon Press for a genre-blended novel involving time travelers, shape-shifters and Jack the Ripper, the Time Rovers™ series was born. The first novel, Sojourn, was nominated for the prestigious Compton Crook Award, won the Gold Medal for Science Fiction/Fantasy in the Independent Publisher Book Awards and was selected for ForeWord Magazine's Editor's Choice Award for Fiction, the first time a science fiction novel was chosen for this honor. It also won four romance awards, including the Prism for Best Time Travel. The second book in the series, Virtual Evil, was published in Oct. 2007, to be followed by Madman's Dance in Fall 2008. A lover of single malt scotch and expensive chocolate, Jana lives in Atlanta with her husband and the occasional feline. Visitors are always welcome at her websites: 
David Harmer has been active in game design since 1988. His newest works are The Survivors Guide to the Apocalypse. This RPG supplement details the steps required to survive the collapse of civilization in the Aftermath! World, covering 8 different collapse scenarios (due out 9/2008 from Fantasy Games Unlimited); Aftermath! Technology! 2.0, a revision of the high-tech supplement to the Aftermath! Game (due out 1/2008 from Fantasy Games Unlimited). Recent works include Aftermath! Magic!, a set of expansion magic rules for the Aftermath! Role-playing game (available soon from FGU), The Four Horsemen: Hand of Death, a gothic horror card game, work on the new release of the role-playing game Requiem for Dark December Designs, and the card game Faerie Haven (now available from FGU). Harmer's previous works include the Legacy Live Action Role-playing game and expansion rules for Aftermath! by Fantasy Games Unlimited, the Chrome Book for Cyberpunk by R. Talsorian Games, rules and scenarios for the NERO Live Action Role Playing game, and design work for Quintessential Mercy Studios. He was on NERO-Atlanta's Campaign Committee for five years and directed Dinosaur Games from 1988-1993. David is also an experienced costumer, bodypaint artist, and prop maker, having won his first costume contest 30 years ago. David ran the Masquerade at Chattacon for 15 years, and he teaches classes on Resin casting, bodypainting, and other costuming topics.
Barrie Clark has worked in modelling for a long time and finally took on his greatest challenge: to build his own Dalek! He completed the project in 2004 and the Dalek has made appearances at subsequent Dragon*Cons and TimeGates. This one is designed around the model seen in the New Series of Doctor Who, is fully mobile, has full lighting effects and even has the voice! You don't want to miss seeing this! 