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“Pros”-Continued from page 29Since leaving a 15-year stint as a medical illustrator in 1998, she’sdevoted herself to selling her own illustrations, sculpture and pottery,mostly at SCA, Pagan and SF events. See more athttp://www.ashandgriffin.com.CHRISTOPHER GARCIA edits the Hugo nominated fanzine The DrinkTank, co-edits SF/SF and is a former president of N3F and VP ofBASFA. http://efanzines.com/DrinkTank/index.htmHALEY ELIZABETH GARWOOD – has a Doctorate in Education andteaches English at Western Kentucky University. Her Warrior Queenseries takes forgotten women warriors who changed history andbrings them to life. Carefully researched material is woven intomemorable stories. http://www.haleyelizabethgarwood.com.DEBBIE GATES had never heard of filk before theChilds-Heltons joined Wild Mercy, and now her dogsand cats are wondering where she disappears to onweeekends. She is the chief Mac geek at a majorpublisher of computer books, because it’s fun andbecause something must support the instruments andthe weekend trips. http://www.wildmercy.com/CAROLYN IVES GILMAN – is an author from the St.Louis area. Her novel Halfway Human was publishedin 1998 and she was nominated for a Nebula Award forher story The Honeycrafters. Her short fiction hasappeared in numerous anthologies and “Best of”collections.ASHLEY GRAYSON founded and still runs the aptlynamed Ashley Grayson Literary Agency. With overthirty years experience operating his own independentagency, his group of agents represents clients such asauthors Geoffrey Landis, Bruce Coville and CarrieVaughn.BENNIE GREZLIK — has mainly been published byYard Dog Press in the past, with stories in four of theiranthologies. But Bennie is starting to break out intoother markets and will have a story appearing soon in Wondrous WebWorlds # 6 and will have a fantasy novel called The Ark of Ariannapublished by Stone Garden Publishing.LAURELL K. HAMILTON — is the author of 2 New York Times BestSeller series that mix mystery, fantasy, magic and romance. There arenow more than 6 million copies of her Anita Blake: Vampire Hunternovels in print worldwide, in 16 languages. Her second series aboutFey princess, Merry Gentry, continues with the most recent novelMistral’s Kiss. Strange Candy, a collection of short stories, wasrecently released. http://www.laurelkhamilton.orgGARY HANAK — Archon Filk anchor for the last decade or so. He’sbeen around filking since about 1987. Guitarist, singer, keyboardist,and closet accordion player, his filking credits include Filk GoH atNameThatCon 2001, M.O.O.N Con 2006, and Daranacon in Oct2007. Regular invitee for ShowMeCon (mainly because I’m a cheapdate). CDs include “Weekend Filker” (originals) and “Delusions ofAdequacy”(parodies)..SARA M. HARVEY – Born and raised in Northern California, Sara M.Harvey began writing under the tutelage of her 5th grade teacher. Shehas spent many years traveling the U.S. chasing variousemployments in the world of costume. A Year and A Day is her debutnovel, set in New York City, a place she came to love while studyingthere. Sara lives in Nashville with her sweetheart and fellow writer,Matt, and their “drama-dog”, Guinevere. http://www.saramharvey.comROSS HATHAWAY is the long suffering spouse of our Fan Guest ofHonor, Nancy Hathaway. This has led him into such ill-advisedpursuits as convention running and working in dealers’ rooms aroundthe country. In his spare time, Ross has worked in the California deserton government projects far too secret to describe here. He compilesthe weekly fannish e-newsletter The Dusk Petrol, which started out asa joke but has now lasted several years.TIM HAYS was one of the Chairmen of the first Archonway back in 1977, so blame all this on him (that’s whatwe do!). His mundane life includes working for thefederal government at the National GeospatialIntelligence Agency. You can ask him about it, but hemay have to kill you later... He was Co-Fan GoH ofArchon 21 and currently resides in Europe.JOHN G. HEMRY writes the national best-selling LostFleet series under the pen name Jack Campbell(Dauntless, Fearless and Courageous in January 2008),and the JAG in Space series (Against All Enemies).John, a retired Navy Officer, lives in Maryland with hiswife (the incomparable S) and three great kids.http://www.johnghemry.comP.C. HODGELL is a fantasy writer whose novels includeGod Stalk, Dark of the Moon (sometimes publishedtogether as Dark of the Gods), Seekers Mask, and ToRide a Rathorn, all part of a series concerned withpersonal responsibility in the face of imminent godhood,honor, and occasional arboreal drift.BARBARA M. HODGES – has been accused of living ina Fantasy world... they are half right. In this world she lives in Nipomo,CA and shares her life with Jeff, two basset hounds, Ophelia andWinston, and a ginger-striped tabby, Wallace.http://barbarahodges.gobot.comWILLIAM J. HODGSON – is an Artist/Writer living in Piedmont,Oklahoma. In addition to his art showing at almost 20 Archons, it hasbeen at 350+ conventions, 100+ gallery/museum/group shows and inover 350 illustrations. He has about 300 writing publications, mostlynon-fiction. Current projects include assembling a show for a galleryin Florida and screenplay work – though he is disappointed that oneof his current “bosses” got arrested for drunken anti-semitism.BUTCH HONECK – was the Artist GoH at Archon 27. He worksprimarily in bronze, has won numerous awards for his sculptures andis a regular feature at Dealers’ Rooms across the country.http://www.honecksculpture.comWALTER H. HUNT is the author of four novels in the Dark Winguniverse, the most recent of which is The Dark Crusade, “set in afuture when humankind has spread to the stars and encountered otheralien races.” He’s a former programmer and technical writer and anavid gamer. http://www.walterhunt.comDAVID HARTWELL has worked for Signet (1971-1973), BerkleyPutnam (1973-1978), Pocket (where he founded the Timescapeimprint, 1978-1983, and created the Pocket Books publishing line),and Tor, and has published numerous anthologies. Since 1995, histitle at Tor/Forge Books has been Senior Editor. He won the 2006Hugo Award for Best Professional Editor. “Pros”-Continued on page 3332Art : David Deen