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Klemperbell
Dillo
Sweetleaf
Padawan Noah
Olive Trouble
Trivia Master
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Former Slice of SciFi Contributors
Sam Sloan
Sam is a 20+ year veteran broadcaster and served as FarPoint Media’s executive news director for 2 years and Slice of SciFi content producer starting with its inception in March 2005. Sam helped to build our on-air and website news program and team of international reporters and contributors from the ground up making Slice of SciFi one of the premiere sites and shows for all news sci-fi and genre related.
In November 2008, Sam stepped down as FarPoint Media Executive News Director and Slice of SciFi Content Producer and went into semi-retirement, posting breaking space news, Star Trek news and managing poll questions until November 2011, when he leapt joyfully into full retirement.
Nina Hofmann
Nina’s love for science fiction started with the German television airing of Star Trek: The Next Generation in the late 1980′s. From that time on she was hooked and has enjoyed watching nothing else but sci-fi. Among her favorite programs are Farscape, Star Trek: TNG and Enterprise, Battlestar Galactica and Firefly.
Nina was responsible for the original website design from 2005-2008, and images that branded Slice of SciFi and a handful of other FarPoint Media websites.
Mur Lafferty
Mur was born and raised in the south, but it’s not her fault. She is a writer of essays. magazine articles and role-playing-games. Someday she may actually publish some fiction. She’s been podcasting her essays since December, 2004. Most of her time is spent at home taking care of her toddler and playing games. She really likes talking in third person, it makes her feel important.
Mike McCafferty
Mike McCafferty is an actor, writer, director and producer who has starred in such movie and television features as “The Invisible Man,” “National Treasure: Book of Secrets,” HBO’s “True Blood,” “The Shield,” “ER,” “Six Feet Under,” “Changeling” and on the internet with several episodes of “Acceptable TV” and “Chad Vader.”
Mike appeared as a guest on Slice of SciFi and was an instant hit with fans. Soon he began writing editorial pieces and offering up special on-site and on-location reports becoming one of Slice of SciFi‘s most read contributors.
Interviews: Michael Lohr
Michael Lohr is a professional journalist, outdoorsman, poet, whiskey connoisseur, music critic, treasure hunter and adventurer. His writing has appeared in such diverse magazines as Rolling Stone, Esquire, The Economist, Southern Living, Sporting News and Men’s Journal, to name a few.
Slice of Trivia: Doug Kress
Video Game Reviews: Paul Puri
Doctor Who field reports Jay Hinkelman
Past Contributing Reporters: Kade Hutchinson, Cynthia Lee, Linda Craddock
Joe Murphy
Joe Murphy was born and raised in Peoria, Illinois. He was practically weaned on science fiction, watching reruns of the original Star Trek and Lost in Space with his mother.
After high school, Joe went to college and jumped around from studying computer science, to education for the hearing impaired, to finally landing on a Bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology at Illinois State University. Three years later, he earned with his Master’s in Audiology from Western Illinois University.
Science fiction and (especially) fantasy had always been a part of Joe’s life, whether in movies, TV, or books. After writing a review of Lisa Lee’s and Tee Morris’s Morevi on the Dragon Page’s old forums, the Dragon Page made Joe the “official” book reviewer for The Dragon Page Radio Talk Show.
Joe passed away on April 1, 2007. He fought the good fight against eiomyosarcoma, but it eventually took him from us. He was our friend and colleague and we loved him very much. Joe will be greatly missed in our lives. We bid farewell to a dear and sweet man.
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