Authors & Writers

Matthew Wayne Selznick is an author. He released his first novel, “Brave Men Run — A Novel of the Sovereign Era” in 2005. He also produced his first podcast, "The MWS Media Radio Show" in 2004.

Douglas Rushkoff is an author. His books include "Cyberia", "Media Virus", "Playing the Future", "Nothing Sacred: The Truth about Judaism", and "Coercion". He also writes a column for the music and culture magazine, "Arthur".

James Wagner is a writer. He writes about art and politics on jameswagner.com. He currently lives in New York.

Matthew Dunn is an author and songwriter. His novels include The Tiananmen Square Effect, Erased, and Bingo Bango Bongo. His book ERASED, was a finalist in the Mystery/Suspense/Thriller category of the Independent Publisher (IPPY) Book Awards 2008.

Mariko Tamaki is a writer. She is also a columnist for Kiss Machine and Herizons. She is also a performer and has appeared on stage with a variety of performance troupes.

Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier are writers, editors and translators. They have co-authored several books about movies and television, as well as numerous comics too. They have also contributed scripts to animated series such as The Real Ghostbusters and Duck Tales.

Terry Goodkind is an author. He published his first novel "Wizard's First Rule" in 1994. His other novels include Stone of Tears, Blood of the Fold, Temple of the Winds and Naked Empire.

Avi is a writer. He writes short stories, mystery, fantasy, adventure and animal tales, among others. His books include "The Book Without Words", "Strange Happenings" and "Crispin at the Edge of the World".

Nancy King is an author. She has published several books, as well as written many articles and essays. She has also led storymaking workshops in the United States, Hungary, Scandinavia, Mexico, and England.

Joel Harper is a writer. He writes children's books and poetry. He is also a musician and music teacher. He works at the Folk Music Center as well as manages his publishing house, "Freedom Three Publishing".