Clint Wilson

Clint’s custom leather carving and tooling, along with metal fabricating and engraving has garnered him quite a following over the past several years, especially in the Vancouver spoken word community, for whom he manufactures special one-off trophies and awards. Some of his work can be viewed at clintwilsonstudios.net

Quite possibly his favorite artistic outlet though is his music. He is an accomplished bass player and vocalist as he fronts his own original progressive rock/funk power trio. “The Frame” has received many accolades from fans and contemporaries alike in the Vancouver music scene.

Clint is also an active member of automotive trade associations serving as a past chairman of BCAR (British Columbia Automotive Recyclers) and is currently a vice-chairman of its umbrella association, the ARA (Automotive Retailers Association). Wilson runs a successful auto recycling business in the beautiful Fraser Valley where he resides with his wife and three children.

Roi R. Czechvala

Roi R. Czechvala hails from Tyler Texas. He attended the University of Texas where he received two B.S. degrees. He found his education to be virtually worthless on the job market and ended up pursuing a career in the military, serving in both the USMC, and the Army.

On a spring evening in 1975, Roi’s father warped the young lad’s mind by taking him to a viewing of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. He never recovered.

At about the same time, young Roi plundered his fathers book collection. After a careful study of Playboy centrefolds (Miss September `74 is still indelibly etched in his mind), he discovered the works of Norton, Heinlein, Bradbury, and Hemingway.

In person Roi more closely resembles a character out of a Zane Grey novel than a sci-fi fan. An as yet unrealized lifetime goal is to attend a sci fi convention and soundly beat anyone caught speaking “Klingon“.

Roi currently writes humour, satire, science fiction and westerns. In his spare time he enjoys camping, fishing, hunting and, whenever possible, beating mimes to death with an olive loaf.

Kathy Kachelries

Kathy Kachelries was born on present-day Earth and she’s never forgiven the universe for stranding her in such an unimaginative epoch. Rather than sulk, however, she’s made it her mission to change the world into a more surreal and fascinating place. When Kathy isn’t drinking coffee, fingerpainting, spouting liberal propaganda or doing any of the other things her BFA prepared her for, she scours the internets for bizzare facts and ideas that often end up on this site.

Kathy was raised on Isaac Asimov and Emily Bronte, and her writing style may never recover. She financed this project with her poker winnings, and she’s currently teaching English abroad to earn money for graduate school.

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J. R. Blackwell

J.R. Blackwell is a writer, photographer and podcaster. J.R. traveled as a contortionist with the Industrial Strength Freak Show for two years where she learned to walk on nails and eat fire.

Her essay “Evidence of a Baker” was published in the Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster in March 2006. Her fiction has been published by Static Movement Magazine, Bewildering Stories, Heavy Glow and EMG-Zine.

J.R. holds a Masters degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Jared Axelrod

Jared Axelrod builds things.

An engine of relentless creativity, these things in question include but are not limited to rayguns, plays, pulp heroes. swords, puppets, costumes, one-man shows, toys, gourmet meals, and otherworldly devices. These thing have been known to change the lives of many, save the lives of a few, and generally assist whenever needed, much like their creator. He has been known to inspire super powers and detectives. He has performed in two circuses, one of which was his own. His writing and artwork has been published in just about every format currently available. Some of it has won awards, appluase and accolades from people who really ought to know better than to encourage him.

He recently married fellow 365 writer JR Blackwell, which has been working out surprisingly well.

He is not domestic, he is a luxury, and in that sense, necessary.

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J. Loseth

J is a freelance editor and graduate student working on his English MA at Villanova University in Pennsylvania. He spends his time roleplaying, cosplaying, voice acting when he can scare up a job, playing video games, and generally avoiding doing any real work whatsoever. J explains his irresponsible nature by citing the fact that, as a very small child, he convinced himself that cartoons were “for babies” and forced himself to stop watching them. The current phase of his life is the result of his truncated childhood coming back to haunt him, or so he claims.

J holds a BA in English from Drew University. All of his moral beliefs came from Star Trek: The Next Generation. All further information is too outlandish to be believed.

B. York

B. York is not a writer. Nor is he an artist, a sportsman, a musician, a leader, or a follower. B isn’t an inspired youthful capable of making his mind bleed through a storm of ideas traversing his neural plane. His capability to imagine the incapable does not exist. The life which he led has always been lacking in discovery, meditation, and the centering of self. Then again, he could just be telling you a series of damn lies.

B. York is an aspiring artist and thinker with an Associates Degree in Multimedia Design. In future years, B plans to return to his medium of visual voracity and make the picture he inscribes be worth few words; the ones he deems them to.

And lastly, if you get confused or have aches of the brain whence speaking to B. York consider him working as intended.

Sam Clough

Sam Clough will swear blind that he’s a writer, although you probably shouldn’t believe him. His habits include eschatology, drinking tea (a far more civilised drink that coffee, as he will insist), cryptology, and reading everything that he can get his hands on. He’s got a penchant for space and a healthy distrust of physicists, a love of chemistry and a fascination with biology. In his eyes, the future is microbiology writ large. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with cybernetics, as long as they’re tastefully done.

Forum Overlord

Though not quite old enough to say “I remember programming with punch cards”, Michael is senior enough in his geekdom to remember the original DOS, computers with no hard drives and Fortran 77. He still remembers the day a friend handed him an old tattered copy of Stranger in a Strange Land and was immediately hooked on all things Heinlein.

On writing: “For me, it’s all about dialog and interaction between the characters. Regardless of the setting, if your characters don’t feel human, people won’t relate to them. Unless of course that is what you want.”

On 365 Tomorrows: “I feel lucky to have discovered the site as early as I did by a chance meeting online with J.R. Blackwell. I was intrigued and wanted to get as involved with the site as possible, from being an active participant in the forum, to meeting the original writers in person. I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to contribute a few stories in the second year and privileged enough to have become one of the moderators for the forum. I only wish I could be as prolific a writer as many of the great talents that have found their way to the site.”

Michael lives and works in Virginia where he is a self proclaimed Rogue Network Administrator, a title he has blatantly stolen from the talented writings of Kathy Kachelries. When he isn’t slaving over computers that have gone off the grid, he is spending most of his time being a 30 year old trapped in a 40 year old body.

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Staff Writer

He’s lived in the southern UK for nearly fifty years, worked everywhere from the loading bay to the boardroom; mainly doing things with information technology systems that many people still regard as applied witchcraft.

He strives to be a gentleman in a world of the gauche and the immediately gratified.

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