As a full-time freelance writer, Judith A. Stock writes, edits and produces newsletters for her business clients. She is a grantwriter for Project Headway, a non-profit organization for the brain injured. Her writing experience includes poetry, non-fiction, humor, interviews, travel, genealogy and children's picture books. She is the Fiction Editor for Moondance, a literary e-magazine. Her work has appeared on-line at Folksonline, BestBizIdeas, Travelseekers, WebBound, Sennit: A Great Lakes Literary Journal, The "M" Word-Parenting Humor, and AOL's Writer's Club.

Freedom Smith lives in Illinois, near Chicago. She is working on a degree in Journalism/English. She is expecting to complete her first novel by Christmas, 1999. Freedom is editor of The Fiction Addiction E-zine. Also an active member of Coffeehouse for Writers, where she is a list Moderator, and workshop facilitator.

Pamela Willis is the author of a Nancy Drew Mystery in the Simon and Schuster paperback series, and has published short stories and articles. She is presently collaborating with her twin sister on an adult suspense novel featuring identical twins.

I am Melinda Giovengo, I began my interest in computers by writing BASIC programs at the age of 11, I took some courses in high school, then was away from computers until 1993. At that time, I realized my true life's calling, computers. Currently, I own Showcase Web Design, volunteer online, run a site called Mommyhood Moms, run a local women's high-tech study group, take on new projects as they come and am mom to my three girls.

April Russell has spent several years as a desktop publisher and has added web design to her many talents. She is the owner of Aprilrain Web Design, which has been responsible for the design of several successful corporate sites. She has a strong background in journalism which has included broadcasting, newspaper editing and publishing, photography and press releases. April volunteers her time as the Asst. Website Manager for Moondance and spearheaded the design templates for the magazine. She enjoys quilting, smocking, sewing and spending time with her daughter and family.