Jenna stumbled meekly into this world of collaborative fiction during its Cyberpunk incarnation and hasn't looked back since (except to re-read her Christmas sub, of which she is particularly fond). During the great shift from Cyberpunk to Sci-fi, Jenna volunteered to help out and suddenly found herself in a position of authority. She does copy editing, checks for story continuity, and helped write the background.

Mich was there at the beginning, from the goo'ol'days when the WarLeic collab fiction was an e-mail free-for-all story at Warwick Uni, to its current discussion-group-plus-website venture. She is responsible for the WarLeic discussion group, and providing the boot with which to kick the tukkuses (or should that be tukka?) of the Editor (Jenna) and the Webcoding Dragon (Chris). She also proofreads your subs to check they are typo-free before they go on the site. Contact Mich with any queries about the discussion group or WarLeic venture as a whole. She loves suggestions. On toast.

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Chris has been writing for the collaborative fiction project since its humble Steampunk beginnings. However, this is the first time he has been part of the editorial team, in the position of Webcoding Dragon. He was responsible for the coding and design of this website, and he also maintains and updates it. His nickname, "Perfect Dark", comes from the time he was caught basing his first few collaborative Cyberpunk submissions (loosely, honest!) on the video game Perfect Dark. He's still trying to decide which game to base his subs on this time around...

Chris doesn't have a personal website yet, but here's something cool anyway...

And here's another cool thing...