FMAM STAFF
. Founder/Executive
Editor, Babs Lakey . Publisher, Lida E. Quillen
. Co-Publisher, Ardy Scott .
. Art Director, Gin E.L. Fenton
. Managing Editor, Barry Ergang
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. Fiction Editor, Virginia Lo Monaco . Fiction
Editor/Reviewer, Marlene Satter .
. Fiction Editor, Chick Lang . Copyeditor, Mary Schenten .
. Editorial Consultant, Earl Staggs
. List Moderator , Kimberly Brown .
. Book Reviews Coordinator, Cynthia Clark . e-Book
Reviews Coordinator, Christine Speakman .
. Book Reviews Columnist, Harriet Klausner .
. FMAM
Artists and Illustrators .
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Babs on a bike tour across the US with her husband Lou (Lewis is taking the picture) "My dream for FUTURES was not to make a copy of those that precede and surround it, but an archetypal first edition. This magazine has been created, exists, to give you juice. To spark your creative power. As a group, we will ignite what is inside our core, our soul." You can reach Babs through Futures or by email. Click here to view an interview with Babs and learn more about her. Spirit of the Straightedge, Spirit of the Silent Butler, and Spirits of the Once Walking are now all available. To learn more about Babs and her novels or to order online go to www.suspenseunlimited.net Babs, the featured author on The 3rd Degree from Volume 2 Issue 4 would love to have you read her story THE RED BLOOD SALOON from their archives and let them know if you enjoy it.
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| Lida E.
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Lida says, "Rest assured we will keep FMAM as a mystery magazine. The emphasis will be at least 70% mystery for the foreseeable future. Twilight Times primarily publishes SF/F stories and we would like to keep the two ezines just as they are now - focused on different areas of speculative fiction." Contact Lida: publisher@fmam.biz |
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| Ardy Scott,
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Ardy currently runs two businesses from her home: FantaSeeWorks Graphics & Design with her partners in Australia & Canada, and Fantasy In Wood (wood sculpting). More, she is also a freelance artist/illustrator, doing original art, unique cards and cover art for herself and other authors. You can check out Ardy's artwork. Contact Ardy: ardy@fmam.biz.
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| Editorial Consultant, Earl Staggs | ||
Earl previously served as FMAM’s Managing Editor and also did a term as President of the Short Mystery Fiction Society. His short stories have appeared in a number of magazines and anthologies, and he proudly adds that one of them brought home a Derringer Award for Best Short Mystery Story in 2002. He received Best Story of the Year honors from Mysterical-e Magazine, a Pushcart Prize nomination, the Kathey Clarey Mystery Writer Memorial Award for Best First Chapter of a Novel, and was a Finalist for the Derringer Award in 2003. His novel, "Memory of A Murder," will be published in the summer of 2005 by Quiet Storm Publishing.
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| Managing
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Barry Ergang is permitted to share his home in the western Philadelphia
suburbs with Alfie, Lord of the Manor: the terminally cute little
guy in the photo. Contact Barry: Barry@FMAM.biz |
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| FMAMWriters-artists List Moderator, Kimberly Brown | ||
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Kimberly Brown is shown with her crowning achievement so far, the
Mickey Mouse medal she earned in the 2004 Walt Disney World Marathon.
Besides running, Kimberly's favorite thing is writing. Some of the
publications she's appeared in are Futures, Orchard Press Mysteries,
mysterynet.com, and a Barnes and Noble anthology. She even has a
poem to be published in an upcoming edition of T-Zero Writer's Ezine.
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| Fiction Editor, Virginia Lo Monaco | ||
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| Fiction Editor, Chick Lang | ||
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| Fiction Editor/Reviewer, Marlene Satter | ||
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| Copyeditor, Mary Schenten | ||
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Too much of her time is spent at a full-time job that consists of crunching numbers and running compliance testing on retirement plans. She considers herself something of a loner and was delighted to be offered the opportunity to work from her home since February 2005. She lives with her Significant Other, Marty, in St. Cloud, MN
and longs for the day they can both retire and escape – or
at least ignore – the long, cold winters.
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| Book Review Coordinator, Cynthia Clark | ||
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| e-Book Review Coordinator, Christine Speakman | ||
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| Book Reviews Columnist, Harriet Klausner | ||
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Lida
E. Quillen is an author, editor, literary agent, publicist and publisher.
She is the founder and owner of 
Ardy
always considered herself a jack-of-all-trades and master of a few.
She is author of Prophecy: The Awakening, a New Age Fantasy
novel, available at 
GinELF
~ Ginnie E.L. Fenton is a professional artist who specializes in
illustrations, glamour portraits, pinup, mystery, crime, and fantasy
art. A few years ago, she brought her conventional art skills to
the new digital medium, and now creates her mostly romantic, sensuous
studies of beauty and drama, with the aid of her computer, drawing
tablet, and stylus. Her style and subject matter are particularly
suited for use as magazine and book illustration and cover art.
In the past couple of years almost all of her paintings and illustrations
have been published. Her illustrations are now featured in the outstanding
Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine and FAME, its wonderful online
sister. She has recently been appointed to the position of Art Director
for FMAM. Gin is a member of the Graphic Artists Guild, and lives
in an oak woods by a lake, in rural northeast Texas, with her retired
doctor husband, and pets.
A
native Californian, Virginia Lo Monaco has in the past worked for
the Orange County Sheriff's Department as a Fingerprint Technician
and for the Orange County Probation Department as a Juvenile Hall
Group Counselor. She has also been employed as a computer programmer,
systems analyst and opera singer (her first love). She has recently
returned to California after residing in Italy for almost 16 years
where she directed the church choir in the town where she lived.
She also sang on Italian TV and gave concerts in many cities. "A
Man of Honor," one of the short stories she has had published in
Futures MYSTERY Anthology Magazine, was nominated for a Pushcart
Prize and, after she translated it into Italian, she won 2nd place
in the Akery National Literary Competition in Acerra, Italy. Her
SF short story, "Intermezzo a Cappella" won an Honorable Mention
in the Writer's Digest 2001 Writing Competition in the Genre Short
Story classification. She has also published poetry in "The Shining
Light," an anthology. She has completed two mystery novels which
are, at this very moment, in the hands of her agent.
Marlene
Satter finds that she gets the most done, whether writing or editing,
when Tribby is in her customary spot by the computer and there's
harp music playing in the background. Marlene's nonfiction has appeared
everywhere from The News of Salem, Arkansas to Investment Advisor
Magazine, 
Former
Miss Chicago (Miss USA), Cynthia Lea Clark continued school,
graduating from Northwestern University (multiple degreed), attended
nursing school, and became a Firefighter Paramedic. After working
as an actress in Chicago, she moved to Los Angeles where she worked
on many television shows, such as DAYS OF OUR LIVES and STAT, while
continuing her education with a Masters in Psychology and then a
Doctorate of Psychology. While working on STAT, she was stalked
which led her to work in Forensic Psychopathology. She has over
70 interviews with serial killers, mass murderers, etc. Today she
mixes Forensics with writing and acting. She is a member of
Mystery Writers of America, Romance Writers of America, Kiss of
Death Chapter of RWA, International Thriller Writers, Sisters in
Crime, and the American College of Forensic Examiners International.
Christine
Speakman is addicted to books. She's returned to the writing
and reviewing arena after a four year hiatus. 
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