Bios for Fib Contributors

AlienSkin would like to honor those who have contributed Fibonacci Sequence poetry in this issue.

Fibonacci Sequence Poems maintain a syllable count of 1/1/2/3/5/8.  They also contain a speculative element that makes them fit within the genres we publish.

Fibs appear in the left sidebar of each page of our magazine.

S. L. Browne, California
Poems:  Globster

Sarah lives and goes to college in the post-hippie-era utopia that is Santa Cruz, California. She enjoys exploring the woods, reading, watching meteor showers, spelunking, and dancing like a cat.

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Mark Evans, Qatar
Poems:  The Refugeez
             Gulf Coast, Approximately
             Last of Its Kind

Mark is from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. He writes horror, sci-fi and (occaisionally) realism.  He is currently living overseas.

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Milo Fowler, California
 Poems:  Inner-Course
               Boiler Plate
              Clown's Don't Really Smile

Milo is a full-time junior high English teacher and a part-time writer. His fiction has recently appeared in A Fly in Amber and Everyday Weirdness. He used to hate poetry as a kid; but he's always liked math.

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Robert William Shmigelsky, British Columbia, Canada
Poems: Shadow Cloth
 

Robert is an aspiring fantasy writer.  Besides reading and writing, some of his hobbies include computers and history.  He has a dry sense of humour, which he blames his stepfather for. Also, he has a habit of making history jokes no one but him understands. He is currently working as a certified care aide in beautiful British Columbia to support his writing.

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