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Full 2002 Guest List

Updated August 8th, 2002 . An index of all guests, past and present, is also available.
Dragon*Con is very proud to welcome the following 289 confirmed guests:

• Deborah Abbott
  Deborah's been an animator for many years and worked on Space Jam, The Prince of Egypt and Anastasia; she also does comics work and some acting.
• Steven R. Addlesee
  In 1993, Steve achieved his first professional published credit; he has achieved 49 credits as artist, cartoonist, columnist, illustrator, inker, letterer and writer.
• Aaron Allston
  [NEW] Aaron Allston is the author of the Celtic urban fantasy Doc Sidhe and several novels in the Star Wars: X-Wing series.
• Tony Amendola    
  Among Tony's credits are such SF and related shows as Stargate SG-1, Angel, Kindred: The Embraced, The X-Files and ST: Voyager as well as film roles in Blow and Poltergeist.
• Sara Amis
  [NEW] Sara has been a professional psychic for ten years. She teaches workshops on psychic development and Tarot all over the Southeast, and also teaches introductory Wicca classes.
• Katharine Anderson-Davila
  Katharine is now the editor-in-chief for WomenGamers.com. She's written award-winning editorials in print journalism; her work includes a PBS project for Bill Moyers.
• Matt Anderson
  Matt's comic strip Lemmings has been featured for years in several newspapers in the Southeast; he is also editorial cartoonist for the Carolina Morning News.
• Steve Antczak
  [NEW] Steve has sold over 30 short stories to anthologies and small-press magazines such as Deathrealm, Horizons SF, Space and Time, and several others.
• Apollo Smile
  A multimedia idol and pop performer, Apollo brings the best of many worlds together into her persona of "Live Action Anime Girl." She's recently appeared in Sex and the City, Law & Order and Zoolander.
• Christopher Appel
  Christopher's illustrations have appeared in numerous gaming products and magazines, and he's also well-known for his computer game designs, including Wizardry, Bane of the Cosmic Forge and the Unreal line.
• Ben Armstrong
  "Dr. Ignatius Speculo" is a mad scientist, monster enthusiast and skilled practitioner of Pre-Columbian neuro-surgery.
• Dave Arneson
  Dave Arneson is a legendary figure in the gaming world, ranging back to the earliest days of Dungeons and Dragons. He received a Special Origins Award as a Father of Roleplaying Games in 1983.
• Atlanta Radio Theatre Company
  ARTC has been adapting great stories for audio (live and radio performances) since 1984, and have been a popular mainstay of Dragon*Con for many great years.
• Stephen Austin 
  Stephen has appeared in several feature films and TV series and is an accomplished stand-up comic; he's best-known to us as the Pak Ma Ra Ambassador on Babylon 5.

• Brian Bailie
  [NEW] Brian is a Senior Illustrator for NASA, at the Langley Research Center in Hampton, VA. He is involved with the animated segments of the Emmy-winning show The Why Files, produced for PBS, and also has some freelance credits.
• Kenny Baker
  Kenny portrays Star Wars' R2D2 in the first and second trilogies, plus many other roles (remember Willow, or Fidget in Time Bandits?)
• Lawrence Barker
  [NEW] Lawrence is a member of Dark River Writers. His work appears in such anthologies as Carnival, Dark Tyrants, Midnight Rose, The Night the Lights Went Out in Arkham and others.
• Jim Bassett
  [NEW] Jim Bassett is the author of Living Real (HarperPrism), a hard-SF look at virtual reality. He has just completed a mainstream novel, Spare Change.
• Bella Morte
  Bella Morte have just had their second CD re-released by the world-renowned goth label Cleopatra and their third is now on the way.
• Steve Berman
  Steve once bought books professionally, and is now the author of the acclaimed Trysts: A Triskaidecollection of Queer and Weird Stories, a collection of quirky gay dark fantasy stories.
• Richard Biggs   
  Richard is best-known to SF audiences as Dr. Steven Franklin on Babylon 5. He trained with the distinguished John Houseman and has numerous theatrical credits.
• Paul Bigotti
  Paul Bigotti was the producer of Web of Darkness and has been working in the film and television industry for the last eight years.
• Richie Blackmon
  Richie Blackmon is a young artist from Mississippi, whose titles (through Across the Pond Comics) include Government Bodies and Necro-City.
• Linda Blair
  Linda Blair became a household name after her portrayal of the 14-year-old girl in The Exorcist, but her career has also extended to many other roles, including humor and stage-plays.
• Jerome Blake
  Born in the UK, Jerome portrayed six different characters in Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace and reprised two of the roles in Attack of the Clones. He's also appeared in, e.g., The Fifth Element.
• Kammy Bonias
  Kammy is a net-published gaming and fiction writer who has been nominated for several online awards.
• Jackson Bostwick
  Jackson Bostwick is best known for his six-season portrayal of Captain Marvel on that #1-rated Saturday morning show; he also appeared in Tron, Gus and My Science Project.
• Tye Bourdony
  A comics colorist and lifelong SF fan, Tye Bourdony's satires, The Lighter Side of Sci-Fi, have been seen in the pages of Starlog and Parsec magazines as well as the Celestial Toybox.
• Tim Bradstreet
  Tim has been illustrating role-playing games, comics, cards and books for well over ten years now, and is still going strong!
• Dan Brereton
  Dan's an award winning and critically acclaimed painter, illustrator and comics writer best known for his creation Nocturnals. He's painted hundreds of comics covers and over 1,000 pages, a Rob Zombie album cover and more.
• Bill Bridges
  Bill is the co-creator and developer of Holistic Design's Fading Suns science fiction roleplaying game and has more credits at White Wolf (and other places) than he can easily remember.
• John Bridges
  John now works at Holistic Design Incorporated, where he is the lead visual designer and art director for the Fading Suns RPG.
• The Brobdingnagian Bards
  The Bards are the Original Celtic Renaissance duo, with unique instrumentation (autoharp, recorder and mandolin) and great sound. They are a Top 25 band on MP3.com, with nearly 2 million downloads to date!
• David Allen Brooks   
  David has appeared in a number of films and television series, including Babylon 5: Crusade, The Young and the Restless and The Kindred.
• Michael Broom
  [NEW] Michael's lavish use of pencils, garish layout style and use of lines brings a truly singular sense of mayhem to each new project he does, from comic pencilling to haunted-house prop design.
• Julie Caitlin Brown 
  Julie portrayed Na'Toth on the legendary SF TV series Babylon 5 but also has numerous other TV, film and stage acting credits as well as a continuing musical career.
• Phil Brucato
  [NEW] A professional scribe since 1989, Phil's credits include short fiction in various magazines and anthologies and more than 60 projects for White Wolf Games, and quite a few forthcoming projects, only some of which he can discuss.
• Frank Brunner
  A legendary artist and illustrator, Frank's professional career started at age 20 in 1969 and he's been drawing, writing and painting ever since. Frank is appearing in support of his new Vanguard art book, Eyes of Light: Fantasy Drawings of Frank Brunner.
• Stan Bruns
  Founder of the Dreamsmiths Artist Guild and a frequent lecturer and instructor in graphic illustration at the Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga, Tennesee.
• Jeremy Bulloch  
  Jeremy portrays the bounty-hunter Boba Fett in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, and has also appeared in everything from Dr. Who to James Bond films.
• Bob Burden
  Creator, writer, and artist of the cult favorite The Flaming Carrot, Bob was also involved with the feature film The Mystery Men and is a bona-fide Atlanta-area comics legend.
• Jim Butler
  [NEW] Jim is a partner of Wellborn & Butler, L.L.C., with experience in hi-tech issues. He represents a wide variety of clients such as Internet service providers, content providers, e-commerce companies and Internet solutions companies.
• Butterfly Messiah
  Butterfly Messiah, performing on the Concourse, is poetry set to music; haunting, operatic, blissful female vocals and mystical, poetic male chants entwine with ecstatic industrial dance, classical and darkwave synthetics.

• Michael Capps
  [NEW] Professor Capps directs defense and entertainment collaboration and game research and development in the MOVES War Games Lab and is producer, designer and lead programmer of the Operations portion of the America's Army computer game.
• Nick Cardy
  Nick has been both a creative and dynamic artistic force within the comic book industry for over 60 years, from the Golden Age to the present. Nick is appearing in support of the Eisner Award nominated Vanguard book, The Art of Nick Cardy.
• Jason Carter  
  Among Jason's many roles on stage and screen is his portrayal of Marcus Cole on the much-missed series Babylon 5.
• Cory Castellano
  [NEW] With a lifelong interest in make-up effects, Cory is now a professional make-up artist living in Central Florida.
• Erica Challis
  One of the original founders of TheOneRing.net and a citizen of New Zealand, Erica's photos of the movie sets were many fans' first clues as to the visual magic that would soon follow.
• The Changelings
  [NEW] The Changelings are an eclectic Atlanta ensemble influenced by baroque composers as well as Middle-Eastern and tribal music and Dead Can Dance.
• Stephen K. Chenault
  Stephen K. Chenault is the managing partner of Troll Lord Games. The company was founded in the latter part of 1999.
• R.J. Christensen
  R.J. Christensen is an internationally-known X-files fan writer.
• Jeff Cioletti
  Jeff is the producer/director of the award-winning documentary, Millennium's End: The Fandom Menace, which chronicles Star Wars fans' anticipation for Episode I, as well as other documentaries.
• Claire Voyant
  Claire Voyant can express light, darkness, beauty and hope, with a voyage they hope is as healing to the listener as it is to each of them; they combine powerful female vocals, hypnotic keyboards and melodic guitar.
• Dave Cook
  Dave is a local artist, illustrator and graphic designer. He is also the creator of Splatter Comix. This retro horror magazine has been picked up by Diamond Distributors and will be splattering stores in early October.
• Christopher Cornell
  Christopher is co-author and co-maintainer of Satellite News (at mst3kinfo.com) which, since 1997, has been the official Mystery Science Theater 3000 Information Club web site.
• Bob Coughlin
  Among many other accomplishments, Bob is the restoration artist for the Captain Easy comic strip and worked with Jim Henson on The Muppets Take Atlanta.
• The Creeps
  The Creeps are a Social Distortion-inspired, Atlanta-based rock band that includes Jay Bakker (yes, Jim and Tammy Faye's son) as frontman.
• Hunter Cressall
  Hunter's worked on over 30 films as art director, prop master, etc. He's now a director at Leo Ticheli Productions, where he shoots and directs TV commercials and corporate videos.
• Ann C. Crispin
  Ann is the bestselling author of books ranging from V and Trek adaptations to Andre Norton's Witch World.
• The Crossed Swords
  Longtime friends and guests of Dragon*Con, the swashbuckling duo of Mike Sakuta and Nicole Harsch bring hand-to-hand combat back to the noble era of the sword.
• The Cruxshadows
  The Cruxshadows are an increasingly-popular Florida-based goth band with several CDs available; they've also been featured on several industry compilations from, e.g., Cleopatra Records as well.
• Leslie Culton
  [NEW] Leslie, a former model turned actress, has enjoyed several roles in various B-movies.
• Carl Cunningham
  Carl is a writer and Internet publisher who runs StarWarsFan.Org, a popular Star Wars fansite that is home to "Prequel Watch," a well-known feature dedicated to the Star Wars prequel trilogy.

• Jeff Darlington
  Jeff is the creator of the enormously popular web-based comic strip General Protection Fault, with tens of thousands of daily readers.
• Holly Daughtrey
  Holly is an artist with the American anim‚-styled comic publisher, Antarctic Press. She has worked on such comics as Ninja High School, Gold Digger and others.
• Peter David
  [NEW] Already a legendary jack-of-all-trades, Peter's the author of Q-Squared, Q-In-Law, and comic titles including The Incredible Hulk, Spider-Man, Aquaman, X-Factor and Wolverine, and much, much more.
• Sohma G. Dawling
  [NEW] Sohma has explored the artistic possibilities of a webcam since March of 1999, and has had a website since the mid 90s with her visual works.
• Chris Demetral
  Chris stars as Jules Verne himself in The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne and has also appeared in Star Trek:TNG, Lois & Clark and Beverly Hills 90210, among many others.
• Colleen Doran
  Colleen's work has appeared in over 400 books, comics and magazines. A pro since she was fifteen, she is a much-honored writer, artist and painter.
• Sarah Douglas
  Sarah's credits include, e.g., Superman II, Conan the Destroyer and The Final Programme as well as roles in everything from Falcon Crest to Stargate SG-1 and Babylon 5.
• Elonka Dunin
  Elonka is Executive Producer and General Manager of Online Community at Simutronics Corporation, creators of the legendary online game GemStone III and several others.

• John Eaton
  John has worked with Bob Burden on The Flaming Carrot and is now turning his attention to collectible toys and Website design.
• Elf
  Elf is a self-made artist whose projects include Klyde? and Tales From Grim City from Basement Comics, as well as work for Reprise and Metal Blade Records and skateboard deck art for 13th Floor in Japan.
• Darryl Elliott
  [NEW] Darryl Elliott has illustrated over 50 stories for Asimov's, Analog and Ellery Queen magazines; he also does game illustrations.
• Larry Elmore
  [NEW] One of the world's leading fantasy artists, Larry's excellent works have graced the covers of National Lampoon, Heavy Metal and Dragon magazine, among others.
• Emerald Rose
  Emerald Rose is a high energy Celtic folk band from the North Georgia mountains. The group has received acclaim and international attention for their cd Bending Tradition.
• Envie
  Combining modern composition/experimentation with a challenging dark-pop foundation, Envie writes songs like no one else.
• Doc Ezra
  [NEW] Doc Ezra has been a contributing writer and editor for Widgett's Sleep Deprivation Institute for over a decade.

• Sean Patrick Fannon
  Sean wrote The Fantasy Roleplaying Gamer's Bible for Prima Entertainment and has been involved in the RPG industry for years, doing work for Hero Games/ICE, West End Games, Media Arts, Dragon Magazine and SHADIS.
• Lou Ferrigno    
  A world-renowned bodybuilder and actor, Lou has played many roles calling for someone Really Big, but none as famous as The Incredible Hulk.
• Stephen Finley
  Stephen is the author of the website "Daddy-O's Drive-In Dirt" (part of the Satellite News website at mst3kinfo.com), which contains trivia and film history of every movie, short, and serial shown on MST3K.
• G.W. Fisher
  [NEW] As an inker, G.W. has inked virtually every genre known to man, and is currently inking HollowPoint (tentatively scheduled for Image Comics) from Red Sky Entertainment.
• Rob Fitz
  Now directing his own feature God of Vampires, Rob is a filmmaker and makeup effects artist who studied at The School of Visual Arts in New York.
• Tom Fleming
  Tom has worked on many non-sports trading cards such as D.C. Master Series, D.C. Villains, Superman Man of Steel and Hercules, plus many other assignments and commissions.
• Eddie Floyd
  Mr. Floyd is a medieval weapons designer, fight instructor and a founder of the Swordplay Alliance.
• Bill Fogarty
  Bill is co-owner of Atlanta's well-reviewed Netherworld Haunted House, as well as an actor and TV screenwriter.
• Frank Fradella
  [NEW] Frank is the founder/president of Cyber Age Adventures, a publishing company of superhero fiction.
• Thomas E. Fuller
  Tom is the myth, the legend, the voice....the man behind the Atlanta Radio Theatre Company. He's also written several published short-stories and young-adult novels, with more to come.

• Joel Gates
  Joel Gates, author of Return To Glory, has been a fantasy writer since 1995. As an avid roleplayer, Joel's writing reflects the atmosphere of an RPG session set against an epic fantasy backdrop.
• Bruce Gehweiler
  Bruce won our 1992 Writing Contest, was a Finalist in the Writers of the Future Contest and has had several short stories published. He's also edited 6 chapbooks and a hardcover, New Mythos Legends.
• Ghoultown
  Ghoultown are an up-and-coming Texas-based "gothabilly" band whose 2001 performance at Dragon*Con was very well received. The band includes Robert Lyle, formerly in the legendary doom-metal band Solitude Aeturnus.
• Bob Giadrosich
  Bob has been working professionally since 1987 in the areas of SF, fantasy and gaming illustration.
• dkg goldberg
  d g k goldberg has published over 50 short stories and two novels, Skating on the Edge and Doomed to Repeat It, plus over 500 articles in the mainstream media.
• Andrew Greenberg
  Recently nominated to the Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts and Design Hall of Fame, Andrew Greenberg is the co-creator of Fading Suns and the original developer of White Wolf's Vampire: The Masquerade.
• Matt Green
  Matt Green has been a special effects artist in the Southeast for the past eighteen years. He has coordinated effects for such films as Urban Heat, The Remnant Death Force and Paranoid.
• Alex Grey
  Alex's unique visions of the human body have appeared in album art by bands such as Tool, The Beastie Boys, Nirvana and the Talking Heads, and have won raves across the globe.
• Eric Griffin
  Eric is the author of the Tremere Trilogy: Widow's Walk, Widow's Weeds and Widow's Might. His other works include the best-selling Tremere and Tzimisce in the Clan Novel series.
• Clay and Susan Griffith
  Clay and Susan are the co-authors of novels, short stories, and comic books. Their new novel, Banshee Screams, has just been published and is based on Pinnacle Entertainment's long-awaited RPG Lost Colony.

• Scott Hamilton
  Scott is a writer and co-author of the book Reel Shame: Bad Movies and the Hollywood Stars Who Made Them. Hamilton's writing has appeared in The Radio Times Magazine, SFX Magazine, etc.
• Cully Hamner
  Cully is the artist of the upcoming Batman: Tenses (with Joe Casey) and Red (with Warren Ellis), both for DC Comics. Past credits include Green Lantern, X-Men, The Titans and The Authority.
• Andrew Harmon
  Andrew's recent credits at Holistic Design include the computer game Fading Suns: Noble Armada, and the sourcebook Lost Worlds: Star Crusade II.
• Everette Hartsoe
  Everette devised his ultra-violent character Razor and founded London Night Studio, one of the 1990s' most respected black-and-white comics publishers.
• Richard Hatch    
  Among Richard's roles is his most famous in SF circles: Battlestar Galactica's Captain Apollo.
• Russ Heath
  Russ's long and storied career in comics began in 1942 and covers everything from Sgt. Rock and Flash Gordon to The Lone Ranger and Enemy Ace.
• Tom Heintjes
  Tom is the co-publisher and senior editor of Hogan's Alley, the magazine of the cartoon arts, plus he's co-authoring The Will Eisner Companion.
• Brian Henry
  Brian is the co-author, co-maintainer, and general all-around web tech of Satellite News, the official Mystery Science Theater 3000 Information Club website.
• Clay Henss
  Clay is a professional graphics designer who has written and drawn, among other things, Malignant Strain.
• Virginia Hey      
  [NEW] Virginia is part of the award-winning ensemble cast of the hit SF TV series Farscape, and a popular Australian actress. Her website is at http://www.virginia-hey.com.
• Tracy Hickman
  Tracy's the author or co-author of numerous fantasy books and series, many (notably the bestselling Dragonlance Chronicles) written with longtime friend Margaret Weis.
• Mark Hightower
  Mark's illustrations have appeared in White Wolf's World of Darkness game line, The Legend of the Five Rings for WotC, H. P. Lovecraft's Mythos card game from Chaosium, Fading Suns for HDI, etc.
• Bob Hobbs
  Bob has created over 320 illustrations for, e.g., Amazing Stories, Tomorrow SF, Talebones, Quantum, Pirate Writings and Expanse magazines.
• Kane Hodder
  The legendary Jason of later-period Friday the 13th films, Kane is an accomplished actor and stuntman with numerous roles to his credit.
• Bill Holbrook
  A syndicated cartoonist with King Features Syndicate, Bill made his mark nationally with On The Fastrack and also does Safe Havens and Kevin & Kell.
• Christopher Holland
  Christopher is a Florida-based film critic and co-author of the book Reel Shame: Bad Movies and the Hollywood Stars Who Made Them. His work has appeared in numerous magazines and film guides.
• Eva Hopkins
  Eva Hopkins is the art assistant and office goddess for Joseph Michael Linsner and Dawn.
• Greg Horn
  Greg is currently the cover artist for Marvel's new Elektra series. Past credits include X-men Universe for Marvel and J.U.D.G.E. and ESPers for Image.
• Behrle Hubbuch
  Behrle is a longtime sculptor who began sculpting for the gaming industry in 1997. His credits include spaceship designs for Noble Armada and Starfleet Battles as well as, e.g., BattleTech vehicles and miniatures.
• John Hudgens
  After doing a Babylon 5 music video just for the heck of it, they hired him. The rest is history -- and has become the stuff of B5 legend. He's got even more fun stuff out now, too!
• Timothy Huffman
  In real life, Timothy is a professional engineer and project manager with several published short pieces and one novel (so far) to his credit.
• Adam Hughes
  Adam's covers include Wonder Woman and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and he's also worked on, e.g., Justice League America, Star Trek: Debt of Honor, Gen 13: Ordinary Heroes and Gen 13/Superman.
• Barry R. Hunter
  A longtime Southeastern fan, Barry has published the critically-acclaimed review magazine Baryon for the last 22 years.

• Carmine Infantino
  [NEW] A legend in the comics realm, Carmine Infantino is the co-creator of the Silver Age Flash and Bat Girl. More than just a great artist, Carmine also ran DC Comics in the 70s.
• Scott Innes
  A much-honored radio broadcaster in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Scott is also the voice of Scooby Doo, Shaggy, Scrappy Doo and Popeye.

• Mark A. W. Jackson
  [NEW] Mark's a talented artist who's worked primarily for the gaming industry; check out his illos at his excellent site.
• Teri Jacobs
  Teri is the author of several short-fiction horror pieces (including a Pushcart Award nominee) and the horror novel The Void.
• Marten Jallad
  Marten is a regular contributor to the MAD magazine fanzine "The Journal of Madness" and has contributed to other fanzines, designed business cards and drawn characters for a web site. His new 'zine is called THWAK.
• Georges Jeanty
  Georges is currently drawing Marvel's Weapon X, and his checkered past includes Bishop and Deadpool (both for Marvel), and Green Lantern and Team Superboy (for DC).
• Jefferson Starship
  [NEW] Jefferson Starship, a collaboration of celebrated musicians playing from the rich songbook of legendary forefathers Jefferson Airplane and the original Jefferson Starship, is one of the most critically acclaimed touring acts today.
• Herb Jefferson, Jr. 
  Herb is best-known to us as Lieutenant Boomer on Battlestar Galactica, but his credits span the big and small screens, from Apollo 13 to Hill Street Blues.
• Paul Jenkins
  Paul's most notable credits include Hellblazer and Inhumans; he's currently working on These include Incredible Hulk, Peter Parker: Spider Man, Witchblade and more!

• Andreas Katsulas
  Andreas gives his splendid acting and voice abilities to his portrayal of the Narn ambassador G'Kar in the Babylon 5 family of TV episodes and telefilms.
• Gregg Keefer
  A sculptor specializing in toy design, Gregg's "Rescue Heroes" for Fisher Price appear in playrooms and underfoot all across the country, while one of his freestanding sculptures is in the collection of Pope John Paul II.
• Charles Keegan
  A recipient of a Judges Choice award at Worldcon, Best In Show at World Fantasy Con and a two-time Chesley Award nominee, Charles has painted book covers for TOR, Baen, Meisha Merlin and Del Rey, among others.
• Caitlin R. Kiernan
  Caitlin is the author of the award-winning novels Silk and Threshold and the collection Tales of Pain and Wonder, among many other accomplishments.
• Dr. Hans K. Klein
  [NEW] Dr. Klein is Assistant Professor in the School of Public Policy at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He is also Chair of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR).
• Nancy Knight
  Nancy is the author of twelve novels and numerous short stories. She has participated in workshops nationwide and has done one-woman workshops.
• Kelly Kole
  Kelly Kole is a model and actress who has appeared in Femme Fatale and on the TV shows The Sopranos and Saturday Night Live.

• Cheralyn Lambeth
  Cheralyn is an experienced costumer and designer for Paramount Production Services' live Star Trek performances.
• Michael N. Langford
  [NEW] Mike writes and performs his own SF poetry, short stories, sketch comedy, and performance art.
• Rich Larson
  Rich may be among the most wide-ranging comics and fantasy artists you've never heard of, with a repertoire ranging from ghost stories and undergrounds to book covers, feature-film storyboards and album covers.
• Andy Lee
  A native of Hong Kong, Andy Lee studied 13th-Century Cha'an Buddhist techniques using animal-hair brushes and rice paper; his clients include White Wolf and Image Comics.
• Robert Leeshock
  Robert's many roles include Liam Kincaid on the Roddenberry show Earth: Final Conflict. He's also appeared on Beverly Hills 90210 and several major soap operas.
• Ken Lightner
  Ken, a partner and co-founder of Holistic Design Incorporated, contributes to the Fading Suns line, co-designed the Noble Armada miniature game, and developed Afghanistan d20; his primary task, though, is to design computer games.
• Brad Linaweaver
  Brad Linaweaver is the author of the award-winning novel Moon of Ice as well as innumerable short fiction pieces, articles, etc. A reissue of Moon of Ice and a sequel are now planned.
• Joseph Michael Linsner
  Joseph has quickly become one of the comic book industry's most celebrated artists; Cry for Dawn Volume I, published in 1989, marked his debut.
• Lips Down on Dixie
  [NEW] LDOD is a Rocky Horror Picture Show cast troupe based in Atlanta and performing weekly midnight shows. They will also perform at Dragon*Con 2002.
• Kelly Lockhart
  For the last decade, Kelly has served as the popular host and head judge for Robot Battles, the largest robotic contest in the Southeast and growing every year.
• Steven S. Long
  Steven S. Long is a game writer and designer from North Carolina; he has worked for Hero Games, White Wolf Game Studios, and numerous other game companies on innumerable games and scenarios.
• Rick Loomis
  The current president of GAMA, Rick is founder and CEO of the pioneering play-by-mail firm Flying Buffalo Games, the oldest adventure game company under its original management, and also designed, among other games, Starweb.
• Traci Lords 
  Traci's credits run the gamut from the Sci-Fi Channel's First Wave to Blade, Not Of This Earth, Cry Baby (opposite Johnny Depp) and The Tommyknockers. She's also an accomplished singer/songwriter.
• The Lost Boys
  The sensation of the GA Renaissance Festival, the Lost Boys purport to be the original rock and roll band...circa 1599. It's like Spinal Tap meets Shakespeare In Love...only somewhat different.
• Gary Lucas
  One of the world's most innovative guitarists and a Grammy nominee, Gary's work has earned raves from Rolling Stone, The Village Voice and Variety, to name just a few.
• James Lyle
  James Lyle is a freelance illustrator and cartoonist living in the mountains of western North Carolina.
• Sandy Lynne
  Sandy has had an active career, with modeling work in a number of national periodicals, including covergirl for ConTour, VIVID, Xcitement, Cheri and Club International magazines.

• David Mack
  David is the writer, creator, and artist of the acclaimed Kabuki and writes the bestselling comic Daredevil.
• Don Maitz
  Don has produced outstanding work in exploring paths of fantastic realism. For twenty five years, he has produced narrative paintings containing fantasy, science fiction, and historical images.
• Steven Marsh
  Steven was a contributor to gaming's Shadis magazine, and since 2000 has edited Steve Jackson Games' Origin Award-winning Pyramid online magazine.
• Anya Martin
  Anya is a freelance writer, journalist, music critic, and editor who specializes in the areas of science fiction, fantasy, horror, comics, rock music, and most recently the Atlanta business community..
• William C. Martin
  William C. Martin, Ph.D., has taught SF seminars at GSU and is a longstanding member of First Fandom and the Science Fiction Research Association. His magazine collection goes back to the first issue of Amazing Stories.
• Nathan Massengill
  Nathan is a comic artist and painter whose work includes inking on Tellos, Wolverine, X-Men, Deadpool, Hulk and others. He's also a fantasy painter and a 1993 ASFA Chesley Award Nominee.
• Peter Mayhew 
  [NEW] Peter made Star Wars' Chewbacca an enduring and endearing character without facial expressions -- which was no mean feat!
• Todd McCaffrey
  Todd's a writer, programmer and pilot who's written, among other things, an animated screenplay for Dinosaucers, mil-SF works and a forthcoming biography of his mother Anne.
• Don McClure
  Don McClure is the President and Founder of Digital Element, makers of AnimaTek WorldBuilder, a premier 3D landscaping tool. McClure has worked as designer, director, and producer on over a dozen software games.
• Kent McCord
  Kent's Hollywood resume includes such venerable hits as Adam-12 and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet as well as, say, Farscape and Seaquest DSV.
• Karen McCullough
  Karen is the author of four novels of romantic suspense published by Avalon Books, the RPG book The Grey Mountains and four well-received electronically-published novels.
• Billy Messina
  Billy Messina is an effects artist who has worked on, e.g., Eraser, Judge Dredd, Michael Jackson's HIStory and Hoodlum.
• T.W. Miller
  T.W. Miller is a member of the Horror Writers Association and has written several books.
• David Millians
  David chairs the Education Committee of the Game Manufacturer's Association (GAMA).
• Frederick O. Mills
  Professor Mills has lectured as part of our X-Files and Space/Science Tracks, discussing a Geometrical Proof of Intelligent Design on Mars, which he claims he has finally formulated and will reveal at Dragon*Con 2002.
• James A. Moore
  Jim's been writing horror fiction and supplements for role-playing games for the last 11-12 years, working primarily with White Wolf and Borealis Publications.
• Phil Morris         
  Phil Morris has appeared in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Seinfeld as well as other TV shows like Mission: Impossible and voice work in Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
• Mighty Rassilon Art Players
  [NEW] In 1985 MRAP started doing short skits during Masquerade judging at SF conventions. Soon they were performing episode-length parodies of Doctor Who, Batman, etc., then full-length musical productions.
• Kevin Murphy
  Kevin joined MST3K at the show's inception and provided the voice of Tom Servo beginning in Season Two. He later played bumbling evil gorilla Professor Bobo and appeared in the MST3K feature film.
• Mystrys
  [NEW] Mystrys is a 20-something Net "Cam" Girl who operates 2 websites. Both are free, and she is committed to keeping them that way.

• David Napolielo
  [NEW] David is the writer/publisher of Books of Lore as well as numerous other works from Peregrine Entertainment.
• Narrator
  Orlando, Florida's Narrator creates synthesizer-based EBM and Futurepop music with industrial tendencies and moving melodies, using modern electronic composition methods.
• Bobby Nash
  As a comics writer, Bobby puts words into the mouth of Marat Mychaels' Demonslayer from Avatar Press and is the new regular writer on Threshold, Avatar's anthology magazine, plus other projects in the works.
• David Naughton 
  David is best-known for his starring role in the horror classic An American Werewolf in London (not to mention that Dr. Pepper ad from way back), and he's made many other appearances as well.
• Ingrid Neilson
  Ingrid Neilson is a Chesley Award-winning Florida artist nationally known for her whimsical ink and watercolor drawings of dragons, griffins and other creatures of fantasy.
• Michael J. Nelson
  Michael J. Nelson is an actor, writer, director and musician who served as head writer for ten seasons, and on-air host for five seasons, of the legendary TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000.
• Nichelle Nichols
  Nichelle's place as a legend in SF and Trek fandom for her portrayal of Lieutenant Uhura is assured, but she's also an accomplished singer and dancer, and an award-winning actress.
• Scott Nicholson
  A Writers of the Future Contest Grand Prize winner, Scott's first novel The Red Church has been published as a Pinnacle paperback and is a Doubleday Book Club Selection.
• Julia Nickson 
  Julia's roles include everything from rave peformances in China Cry and Rambo: First Blood Part II to Babylon 5, Seaquest DSV, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and many others.
• Douglas Niles
  Douglas is the author of 25 novels including the Watershed and Moonshae trilogies and several Dragonlance titles. He's also built a large list of gaming credits including Red Storm Rising and much Dragonlance material.
• Stephan Nilson
  Across the Ponds Comic's Stephan Nilson started Government Bodies and later, with Richie Blackmon, Necro-City.
• Alicia R. Norman
  Alicia's La Petite Morte was originally concieved as a screenplay, but has since been turned into a graphic novel.
• Nothing Inside
  Nothing Inside's songs range from ethereal compositions to industrial dance to synthpop to techno-gothic-horror-roll-around-on-the-floor-and-bleed songs; they're slated to play in the Concourse area.
• Philip Nutman
  Author, screenwriter, film journalist, marketing director, television production assistant, bouncer... the list is endless for this expatriate Englishman, whose most recent activities are heavily focused in the world of film.

• Diana Obscura
  Diana's cello and voice are no strangers to Dragon*Con or to local artists' releases. She has performed at Dragon*Con before both as a solo act and as a member of Aphelion, and has guested on several local CDs.
• Jana Oliver
  Author of the DragonFire fantasy series, Jana Oliver's writing talent is at home in the realms of fantasy and the supernatural.
• Philip Owen
  Philip is the creator/artist and writer behind Keepers, a small press fantasy adventure comic. He's also the President of Blue Knight Productions.
• Mary Oyaya
  Mary has done a lot of modeling and acting work, but is best-known to SF audiences as Jedi Master Luminara Unduli in Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones.

• Rembert Parker
  Rembert Parker is an award-winning author of gaming adventures for games as diverse as AD&D and Over The Edge.
• Garrett Peck
  Garrett Peck has sold short fiction to several anthologies, co-edited the anthology Personal Demons and is currently co-editing a collection called Tooth and Claw.
• Kevin Peddicord
  Kevin's been published in the Philadelphia Enquirer and in multiple corporate publications. His comic strip Dark Matter is a 'Gary Larson-esque' skewed view of the stranger parts of our world.
• Bob Pendarvis
  Professor Bob Pendarvis taught the very first comic book illustration class at the Savannah College of Art and Design and co-founded its Sequential Art Department over ten years ago.
• Don Perrin
  Don is vice president of Mag Force 7 and a collectible card game designer.
• Persephone's Dream
  The music of Persephone's Dream appeals to fans of everything from gothic/industrial, to pop, to metal, to traditional rock.
• Ethan Phillips
  Ethan is best-known to SF audiences as Neelix from Star Trek: Voyager, but his roles have included many other films, TV shows and stage performances. He's also a published playwright.
• Robert Picardo
  An accomplished actor and Yale graduate, Robert, or "Bob," starred as the Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager and can boast of dozens of other appearances in film, TV and the stage.
• Chris Pirrotta
  Chris is co-founder and lead designer for TheOneRing.net, the Internet's largest and most popular Tolkien website online.
• Flynn Prejean
  Flynn is a co-founder of Texas' Bad Moon Studios and illustrates their main comics title Texasylum. Their Ghoultown comic will premiere at D*C 2002.
• David Prowse    
  [NEW] Dave has played many roles, but we'll always know him best as the man behind Darth Vader's sinister mask.

• Mark Racop
  Mark is an accomplished "reduced-budget" filmmaker whose Rock'n'Roll Starship has sold over 600 copies on VHS -- not bad for a low-budget independent film.
• Ted Raimi
  [NEW] Like his brother Sam, Ted is now immersed in the movie biz and is a multi-faceted actor, best known to us as Joxer from Xena and Lt. O'Neill on SeaQuest.
• Kariann and Gary Raisor
  Gary was claimed by the Dark Side when he started writing for magazines like The Horror Show and Night Cry. He also edited Obsessions and wrote a novel, Less Than Human. Kariann adds interior illos.
• Thomas Reed
  Thomas is a regular reviewer for TOON Magazine, and is active in gaming as a writer and an organizer of gaming conventions. He is based in Florida.
• Rickman
  [NEW] Currently Rickman is working on FISHMAN and The Adequate Alliance for SPG Comics; a publishing imprint he co-founded.
• John Ringo
  John has 5 novels to his credit so far; 2 were written with David Weber (March Upcountry and March to the Sea), and 3 of his own: A Hymn Before Battle, Gust Front and When the Devil Dances.
• William Alan Ritch
  Well-known Atlanta fan Bill Ritch is best-known locally for his writing efforts on behalf of the Atlanta Radio Theatre Company and the Mighty Rassilon Art Players. He's also had several short-stories published.
• Michael Roddy
  Michael works as a writer and director for Universal Studios' theme parks, and has also written for the Islands of Adventure theme parks.
• Jayne Rogers
  "Miss Jane" is a professional costumer and painter with over thirty feature films in her portfolio. She also works with Netherworlds Haunted House.
• Leah Rosenthal
  Leah's SF cartoons and illustrations have been appearing for two decades in Starlog, Comicscene, Fangoria and other national magazines.
• Teryl Rothery
  Teryl portrays Dr. Fraiser on Stargate SG-1 and has many other credits, including guest roles on The X-Files, The Outer Limits, First Wave and a veritable mountain of animation work.
• Rowena
  [NEW] Rowena has painted several hundred book covers in the SF and fantasy genres; her work has been included in anthologies such as Tomorrow and Beyond.

• Philip Paul Sacco
  Mr. Sacco is a novice astronomer and lecturer with the Atlanta Astronomy Club.
• Robin Sachs
  Besides the smooth-voiced Ethan Rayne on the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, he was the alien leader Sarris in Galaxy Quest. He's appeared in everything from B5 to Jurassic Park: The Lost World.
• Susan Sackett
  [NEW] Susan is the author of eleven books including several based on her years with Star Trek and Gene Roddenberry. She's also co-written Next Generation and Sliders episodes.
• Vivian Schilling
  An accomplished actress and screenwriter, Vivian has also entered the realm of the printed word with her novel Sacred Prey.
• Julius Schwartz
  With a lifetime of vast accomplishments in several genres, especially comics, "Julie" is now DC Comics' "goodwill ambassador" and is appearing in support of the Julie Award, and the new Curt Swan biography from Vanguard Productions.
• Randal L. Schwartz
  A renowned expert on Perl, Randal is co-author of several "must-have" textbooks for the language, including Programming Perl, Learning Perl, Learning Perl for Win32 Systems and Effective Perl Programming.
• Tracy Scoggins    
  An extremely versatile actress, Tracy has appeared in everything from Highlander: The Series, Star Trek: DS9 and Babylon 5 to The Renegades, The Colbys and Dynasty. And lots more!
• Judson Scott
  Judson first broke onto the SF scene as Joachim, Khan's conscience, in Star Trek II, and has since appeared in numerous series like X-Files, Babylon 5, Star Trek: TNG, and in the film Blade.
• Lisa Marie Scott
  A 1995 Playmate of the Month and summa cum laude UCLA grad, Lisa's speaking roles have included appearances on Friends, Baywatch, High Tide and Married with Children.
• Steven Sears
  Along with a raft of other television credits, Steve was Co-Executive Producer on Xena and Executive Producer, Writer and Co-Creator of Sheena, Queen of the Jungle.
• Scott Semples
  A former actor now turned director, Scott recently wrapped on Web of Darkness and is now moving on to his next two projects, Succubus and Cookbook.
• Seven 13
  Hailing from Massachusetts, the music of Seven 13 is a theatrical experience brought to life through an interfusion of vibrant dance and costumes.
• Josepha Sherman
  Jo is a gifted fantasy writer, folklorist and accomplished storyteller, whose credits include everything from Star Trek and Xena books to her own award-winning novels.
• Armin Shimerman
  Known best to Dragon*Con members as Quark from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and as Principal Snyder in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Armin's other work spans all screen-sizes, bookstores and the stage.
• Tom Shippey
  A renowned Tolkien scholar, Tom taught at Oxford at the same time as Tolkien and later held the same chair of English language and medieval literature at Leeds that Tolkien had previously held.
• Mike Shoemaker
  [NEW] Mike has worked since 1991 for various companies including Malibu Comics and Conscape magazine. He wrote for London Night Studios and is currently developing properties for self-publication.
• Bill Sienkiewicz
  [NEW] A legend in the comics world, Bill's work on, e.g., Moon Knight, Electra Assassin and New Mutants has put him on Wizard Magazine's list of the Top Ten most important comics artists of all time.
• Sins of Lust
  [NEW] Slated for a special pre-con Thursday night performance, Sins of Lust are an Atlanta-based performance-art band who have recently adopted a more raucous and hard-hitting sound. You can probably still expect leather, latex...and skin.
• Sir Millard Mulch
  Millard, an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, has collaborated with the likes of Devin Townsend. For 2002 he is slated to perform solo in our Concourse area.
• Lake Sirmon
  [NEW] Lake is an artist with a BFA in sculpture from GSU. Her work covers many areas including video, sculpture, photography, costumes, and performance.
• Dave Slusher
  Dave was the host of the long-running nationally-carried science fiction radio program Reality Break and now has current and past interview material available online.
• Allison Sohn
  [NEW] Allison is an artist with a diverse body of work. Her subject matter includes comic book pin-ups, Star Wars illustrations and fantasy work, to name but a few.
• Solution Science Systems
  [NEW] The members of SSS claim that they are not a rock band, but a group of scientists employed in phonotonic research. A listen reveals them to be canny practitioners of a post-punk, post-modern mutation of classic progressive rock.
• Rob Sommers
  Rob is a writer whose fiction and nonfiction has appeared in various newspapers and magazines in the US and England.
• Dr. Kris Sperry
  A forensic pathologist, Dr. Sperry is Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Georgia (Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Division of Forensic Sciences) and a top expert on the medical aspects of tattoos.
• J. David Spurlock
  [NEW] J. David Spurlock has done comic book art, stories, editing and consulting for publishers like Vanguard, Beckett, Mainstream, Nizon, LFP and Heroic.
• Lilith Stabs
  Countess Lilith Stabs is a B-movie actress, model and writer.
• Michael Stackpole
  Michael is an award-winning and bestselling writer and game designer best known for his BattleTech line from FASA and for his Star Wars X-Wing novels, among others.
• Steve Stanley
  [NEW] A professional artist since 1982, Steve's work has appeared in or on properties from DC Comics, WCW, The Hamilton Collection, Star Trek "The Life of Spock" plate series, NASCAR, Kenner/Hasbro, etc.
• Chris Staros
  Chris Staros is the co-publisher of Top Shelf Productions, the comics publisher best known for its ability to discover and showcase the vanguard of the alternative comics scene.
• Brian Stelfreeze
  Brian is one of the comics field's premier illustrators. Current projects include Domino: Perfect Weapon (with writer Joe Pruett) and Matador (with writer Devin Grayson).
• Dave Stevens
  Dave's great comic The Rocketeer became a woefully undernoticed Disney film and not coincidentally, our 1991 badge artwork :)
• Kelly Stewart
  Kelly loves to perform historical, traditional and Celtic music and earned a Bachelors in music performance on the classical harp from UGA. She is currently pursuing a Masters degree from the University of North Wales.
• Karl Story
  Karl's credits include Aliens vs. Predator, Star Trek: Debt of Honor, Nightwing, Batman, and he is currently hitting new heights on DC/Wildstorm's Tom Strong.
• Brad Strickland
  An Associate Professor of English at Gainesville College in Georgia, Brad's a local legend and the author or co-author of fifty novels and numerous short stories. Most of his more recent works fall in the Young Adult genre.
• Carel Struycken
  Carel's appeared in numerous TV shows and films including Men In Black, but he's best-known in fannish circles as Lurch from The Addams Family and Mr. Homm in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
• Jason Surrell
  Jason Surrell currently works for Walt Disney Imagineering as a Show Writer and has countless Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure live performance shows to his credit.

• Tom Taggart
  Tom has been working as a sculptor/illustrator for about 15 years now. He's done covers for D.C.'s Batman, Swamp-Thing, Animal Man and Doom Patrol plus various works for Marvel, Dark Horse, Topps, etc.
• Patricia Tallman   
  [NEW] Patricia has starred in numerous films and shows, most notably Army of Darkness, Night of the Living Dead, Star Trek: The Next Generation and Babylon 5.
• Anthony Taylor
  [NEW] Anthony's monthly column "The Assembly Line" appears in Toy Shop Magazine, and he's also been art director for Fashion Victim (yes, those neet t-shirts).
• Sean Taylor
  Sean is the associate editor of the Writer's Digest Grand Prize zine publisher Cyber Age Adventures (now iHero Entertainment) where he serves as editor/writer for two short story collections.
• The Last Dance
  In the last five years, this goth-rock band has gone from being a small local band from California to a professional ensemble with 4 CDs, US and UK tours and several appearances on compilation CDs.
• Andrea Thompson
  [NEW] Known to SF audiences primarily for her role as telepath Talia Winters on Babylon 5, Andrea has also appeared in NYPD Blue, Falcon's Crest, JAG, Oliver Stone's Wall Street and on CNN Headline News.
• Three-Quarter Ale
  Named Best New Band at the 2002 Georgia Rennaissance Festival, they combine the best of 17th-century madrigals with the high-energy impact and tongue-in-cheek wit of modern "folk-funk" for a truly arresting sound.
• Lee Tien
  Lee Tien is a senior staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) in San Francisco. A former newspaper reporter, he specializes in free speech law and surveillance/privacy law.
• Trybalaka
  Trybalaka is a performance troupe whose Concourse show will be a fusion of neo-tribal drumming; Celtic, Native American, and Southern Gospel-styled chants; Rennfest-style burlesques, torch songs and pirate sea chanties.
• Lani John Tupu
  Multi-talented Lani John Tupu has two major roles in the Saturn Award-winning TV series Farscape: the cranky, unpredictable Captain Crais, and the voice of Pilot. He's also amassed many other stage and screen credits.

• Jhnen Vasquez
  [NEW] Jhnen, who recently murdered the "O" in his first name, is bi-pedal, with binocular vision, and is said to possess other attributes that conspire to create Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, Squee and I Feel Sick.
• Manny Vega
  Manny is currently the writer and artist for Knights of the Dinner Table: HackMasters of EverKnight, arguably the funniest comic ever.
• Andy Vetromile
  Andy's written and edited games for Steve Jackson, Kenzer & Co., Crunchy Frog/Nightshift and Wingnut Games, among others. His latest projects are GURPS Deadlands: Rail Wars and GURPS Vehicles Companion.
• Tim Vigil
  Tim is best-known as the creator of Faust, one of recent comicdom's legendary titles.
• Dexter Vines
  Dexter is a seven-year comics vet who lives in Atlanta. Past credits include inks on The Heretic, Wetworks, Super Patriot and Dentention Comics; upcoming work includes Weapon X for Marvel.
• Voltaire
  [NEW] With Wagnerian bravado, Brechtian allure and Baroque lushness, Voltaire combines beautiful old world melodies with caustic humor.

• Brian Walker
  Brian is the founder of Giant Graphics, and currently pencils Tiki. Past projects include Tendril, Darryl Dust, and storyboards for The Pack.
• Jenny Wallace
  A graduate of the School for the Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, Jenny has starred in several B-movies.
• Graham Watkins
  Berkley published Graham's novel Dark Winds in 1989. Since then his works in the horror and "Internet thriller" genres include The Fire Within and Interception.
• Mike Weaver
  Mike's artwork has appeared in Amazing Stories, covers for Dragon and White Wolf, Magic the Gathering, Vampire and on products from dozens of other publishers.
• Margaret Weis
  Margaret has written the Star of the Guardians space epic, and has co-authored over two dozen bestselling fantasy novels, notably Dragonlance, now one of the most popular fantasy series of all time.
• Jordan Weisman
  A legend in the gaming world, Jordan co-founded FASA Corporation in 1980 and led the design of BattleTech, Shadowrun, Renegade Legion and Crimson Skies among others.
• Pete Wellborn
  [NEW] Pete Wellborn, an attorney specializing in Internet law, has successfully handled a number of high-profile cases involving unsolicited commercial e-mail (i.e., "spam").
• John D. Weyler
  John is the editor and principal writer/artist of Terminus Tales, Atlanta's original alternative comic.
• Chris Wiese
  Chris, a partner at Holistic Design, Inc., is developer for HDI's miniature products (Noble Armada, Carnage, Combat Zone, Fantasy Encounters and The Great Space Drag Race).
• Lisa Wilcox
  Lisa has acted in over one hundred films, television, commercials and theater productions including two of the Nightmare on Elm Street films and Star Trek: The Next Generation among others.
• Peter Williams
  Peter Williams' acting portfolio includes such genre favorites as Stargate SG-1 (as Apothis), The X-Files, McGyver and Outer Limits as well as various film roles.
• Windhorse
  Windhorse, a synth-based, guitar-driven musical project based in Cleveland, Tennessee, features ethereal and spacey tunes as well as faster tracks, in the style of England's Ozric Tentacles.
• Judd Winick
  Judd's stint on MTV's The Real World was the catalyst for his award-winning graphic novel Pedro and Me. He now writes DC's Green Lantern, and his own The Adventures of Barry Ween.
• Loren Wiseman
  Loren Wiseman was a founding partner in Game Designers' Workshop back in 1973, and has been a a professional game designer, developer and editor ever since.
• Lindsay Woodcock
  [NEW] Lindsay's worked as a freelance writer and editor for White Wolf Game Studios and is currently working on Deliria for Smoke, Mirror & Muse, Inc.
• Peter Woodward
  Once a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, Peter portrayed Galen on Babylon 5: The Crusade and has starred in other productions including The Patriot.
• Shadrick Wright
  [NEW] Shadrick is the founding member of Dijinji-ohra, an Atlanta-based independent publishers' co-op, and has been self-publishing since 1998.
• Janny Wurts
  An excellent artist and an accomplished author, Janny may be unique in the genre in that she can fully illustrate the covers to her novels. She also cowrote the brilliant Empire trilogy with Raymond E. Feist.

• Z-Axis
  Z-Axis, scheduled to perform in 2002 on the Concourse, are a post-progressive, new-edge music ensemble initially formed in 1997 to perform the music for the multi-media production Reality Check.
• Timothy Zahn
  The successful writer of nineteen novels, nearly 70 short stories and novelettes and three short-fiction collections, Timothy Zahn is best known for his five Star Wars books.
• Elaine Zicree
  Collaborating both formally and informally with husband Marc, Elaine Zicree has co-scripted or co-developed several TV series and other projects.
• Marc Scott Zicree
  Marc has sold over ninety scripts, including The New Twilight Zone, Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Forever Knight and Babylon 5.

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