Tammy Tillotson
Tammy Tillotson is 23 years old and lives in Virginia with her Yorkshire Terrier, Pepper Anne. She is a Teletechnet student at Old Dominion University and she expects to graduate in May of this year.
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To a Genius Dying Young
Douglas Noel Adams died on May 11, 2001. He was forty-nine years old. I never got to say goodbye.
Malaika Booker-Wright
Malaika Booker-Wright is a 25 year-old native New Yorker. She is currently a full-time student at the College of New Rochelle.
Nancy McDaniel
Nancy McDaniel writes the beautiful and passionate World Traveler series for Go Inside Magazine. Ms. McDaniel is a graduate of Northwestern University, where she majored in sociology, but has always loved to write: letters to the editors, poetry, and always a journal of her travels.
Mark A. Johnson
Mark A. Johnson is a poet of Southern ascent.
He was Alma Johnson’s son.
Jeffrey K. Zeig
Jeffrey K. Zeig, Ph.D., is Founder and Director of The Milton H. Erickson Foundation, Inc. He has edited, coedited or authored twelve professional books and five monographs covering Ericksonian psychotherapy, hypnosis, brief therapy, and eclectic psychotherapy. Two additional books have been written about his work. Dr. Zeig’s books have been translated into nine languages and he is based in Phoenix, Arizona.
María L. Trigos-Gilbert
María L. Trigos-Gilbert moved to Monroe, Louisiana from Caracas, Venezuela three and a half years ago. María is a student, a worker and a wife.
Steve Gaines
Steve Gaines was born a poet. He is a student of Nebraska: The University, The People, The Land, The Spirit. Mr. Gaines does not shudder from his own reflection.
Janet Hanna
Janet Hanna lives in Greece.
Mrs. Hanna is presently a tenured member of the faculty at the American University in Athens.
A lifelong author and poet, you can read some of her best work here in Go Inside Magazine.
Slaughterhouse Publishing
Allow me a moment to discuss the business of computer book publishing with you. It’s a fascinating business, an extremely profitable business, and a business that is in desperate need of a re-alignment of purpose and thought because some computer book publishers are short-shafting their readers. If you’re thinking of writing a computer book, read on. If you’re thinking of buying a computer book, you definitely need to read on…
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