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date has consisted primarily of short fiction, including the popular "Kayli" stories ("Kayli's Fire," "Kayli's Quest," "Kayli Kidnapped!"). She enjoys sewing, herb gardening, and (these are her own words) watching "moose mating" shows on PBS. She counts surviving her husband's constant stream of bad puns among her greatest acheivements.
Stan Nevins got snowed out of attending last year's DemiCon, so we can just reprint his bio from last year, right? A long time space advocate, Stan has been vice-president of the World Space Federation, a member of the Board of Directors for L-5, and has served on the Board of Advisors for the National Space Society. In other words, he's working to make sure that people like you and me actually have an opportunity to live science fiction.
Mickey Zucker Reichert, while once again alphabetically last on our list, is certainly not to be considered least. Admittedly, her story-telling ability comes in handy when recounting the trials and tribulations of living in scenic Nichols, Iowa, but to leave things at that would be to trivialize her talent. Her popular Bifrost Guardians series currently numbers four books, and a new novel, By Chaos Cursed is due out in May. She has also garnered quite a reputation for conducting quality writer's workshops at conventions around the Midwest.
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