Anita writes short stories and is working on a novel based on her family’s immigrant experience.

Diane writes primarily nonfiction related to her profession. She has edited the books Luck is no accident: making the most of happenstance in your life and career by John D. Krumboltz and Al S. Levin, published in 2004, and Feel Better in the Mourning: Giving Grief a Voice (unpublished; working title). Her work has been published in Career Planning and Adult Development Journal and California Therapist Magazine.

Tom has worked as a technical writer but prefers to write about non-technical subjects. One long term project is a play about William Blake. He has edited The Dishonest Church by Jack Good, published in July, 2003.

Esther writes fiction, nonfiction and poetry, specializing in "sizzling romances" under the pen names of Meg Bellamy and Mardi Ballou. Her first novel, Just One, was issued by Zumaya Publications in March, 2003. She has also published 11 novels and over a dozen short works under her pen names, most in e-editions. In addition to Spilt Ink, Esther is a member of the Silicon Valley and Kiss of Death Chapters of the Romance Writers of America.

Brian pens fiction, nonfiction and poetry, has a novel in progress, and writes literary articles for Wikipedia. He has published 18 chapbooks of his poetry and prose as well as material by other authors through Fleabonnet Press. He has edited a 4 volume edition of the short stories of Mary Tappan Wright. His work has also appeared in SUL News Notes, SUL/AIR News, College & Research Libraries News, Calliope, and The Trail Companion.

Diana specializes in sudden fiction, essays and poetry in her writing. Some of her poetry can be seen in The Spilt Ink Sampler.

Geoffrey writes short fiction, nonfiction and poetry, is working on a novel, and posts on his blogs SoCo Life - Life on the Western Edge, West of the Laguna, The Morris Addition Neighborhood, and Poetrybird. He has been literary editor of The Trail Companion and has published 5 chapbooks of his poetry through Red Gravenstein Press. His work has also appeared in SUL News Notes, SUL/AIR News, The Trail Companion, and West Word.