Dave has worked as a mortuary technician, a bodyguard, and a bar manager. He also writes comedy scripts and has provided voices for radio. He is now writing fiction and indulging in his hobbies, which include real ale and cooking.

More on his website.

Debbie Viguie has been writing for most of her life. She has experimented with poetry and nonfiction, but her true passion lies in writing novels.She also loves chocolate mousse, of which I thoroughly approve.

Adapted from her site.

Alyxandra Harvey is a fan of the romantic poets, Maid Marian and Pride and Prejudice.
She writes YA Vamp romance books and YA gothic victorian books and her coffee of choice is a latte.

Her website

Zombie Ed or www.terror4fun.com
Jasper Bark - Way of the Barefoot Zombie
Nick & Michael Thomas - Zompoc
Dr Jennifer Cooke - Loughborough Uni

Inara LaVey

Inara talked romance with us Nov 09
audio int with Phoebe Jordan Dec 09

Inara is the pen name of Dana Fredsti for when she writes for Ravenous Romance. We have interviewed Dana before about her first book The Peruvian Pigeon. This time we focused on the Romance and Inara. Scroll down for our interview with Dana.

Normally this would be a bit of info on Dan, but he does it so much better you should check out his site instead.

Dan Abnett

We interviewed Dan in October 09
Back in July 09 he met with The Hypergeek.
Proton Charging grabbed him in Dec 05

Alison Dunne - BookDoctor

Alison chatted with Un:Bound in Sept 09 / Audio

Damien G Walter is a writer of weird and speculative fiction. His stories have been published in Electric Velocipede, Murky Depths, Serendipity, The Drabblecast and many other magazines as well as broadcast on BBC Radio. (from his website). Needless to say his resume doesn't stop there.

Morgan Mandel

Morgan's blog tour stopped for a chat in Aug 09
at Alternaitve Reads here
with Lille Ammann here

Deborah J Miller

We asked Debbie about the DGLA July 09
SFX talk to her about the award Oct 08
SF site in 2001 as Miller Lau

Author of the Von Carstein Vampire trilogy set in the popular Warhammer world. He has written the best-selling original audio novel Torchwood: Hidden for BBC Audiobooks, read by Naoko Mori who plays Toshiko Sato in the BBC series. He has also written for Star Wars, Jurassic Park, and four incarnations of The Doctor.

adapted from Steve's website

I'm an Australian who has been living in England for several years. I've been writing for many years and started writing this story and got caught up in the process and before I knew it, the novel was completed. Then came the hard part - getting it published - and now comes the even harder part of trying to get it noticed.

adapted from the website

Matt FW Curran was born in Essex in 1974. From an early age he was brought up on a diet of fantasy and science fiction by parents who might have known better, but loved to encourage their son's imagination.

From Matt's website

Brent Weeks was born and raised in Montana.  After getting his paper keys from Hillsdale College, Brent had brief stints walking the earth like Caine from Kung Fu , tending bar, and corrupting the youth.

from Brent's site

Married with three kids and living in rural Ontario, Canada.  After graduating with a degree in psychology, Kelley switched gears and studied computer programming.  Currently, she is a full-time writer and parent. 

adapted from her website

Kat is a cross-genre writer: Greywalker, was released by Roc in October 2006 as the beginning of the Greywalker series of paranormal detective tales featuring Seattle PI Harper Blaine.

Adapted from her site

After a youth spent up to her eyeballs in fairy tales, nordic myths and supernatural legends Jennifer made the solid and practical decision to go to college and major in English. After which she never really held a well paying job until this gig came along! Which is why her kids love to sing that song to me from the musical “Avenue Q.” The one that begins with the line, “What do you do with a B.A. in English?”

adapted from Jennifers site

mystery novel, short story and screenplay writer, B-movie actress (okay, C movie actress), zombie aficionado, exotic and domestic feline advocate, swordfighter, wine lover and beach glass junkie.  

From Dana's site

When K. Bannerman was a little girl, her uncle pulled her aside and told her, sotto voce , that she would grow up to be a werewolf. He claimed that it was a family trait which could not be cured or ignored -- she'd just have to live with it.

From Kim's site