Jesse Ashlock is the co-editor of the cult progressive culture magazine RES, and the former editor of the acclaimed curatorial mp3 site Epitonic.com. He grew up mostly in Northern California, but currently lives in Brooklyn with his cats, Punch and Judy. His earliest memory is of dinosaur bones in the Museum of Natural History.
Julia Cooksey teaches documentary film at a High School in Atlanta, GA and works part-time at Atlanta's public access station — PeopleTV— as a trainor in their youth department. In her spare time, she enjoys producing both audio and video documentaries.
Jordan Heimer lives in LA with his dog. Presently, he is working on a script for Dreamworks, which is great because now he has a response when his Aunt Betsy corners him at Thanksgiving and wonders if this is the year he will finally face reality and go to law school.
Nathan Hunt lives and works in New York City. Friends describe him as irascible.
Deb Schwartz writes and designs websites for fun. For work, she is employed by a Holocaust museum. She has been published in Arts and Letters and won first place in their 2004 fiction competition. She recently moved to Brooklyn, where she lives with her husband and her enormous ego.
Robert Voris was born September 30, 1981 in the City and County of San Francisco. Having graduated from Eugene Lang College with a B.A. in Creative Writing in 2004, he now waits tables, reads in the bath, writes and walks around conversing with friends. He resides in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.