Charles Jones’ life embodies the true nature of a Renaissance Man. Born in Brooklyn and having lived in NY, Alabama, Georgia, Kansas and Japan, Charles has had first-hand experience in multiculturalism and appreciates the beauty inherent in every walk of life.

Joel H. Lee – VP Publications Joel was raised on a steady diet of horror films and comic books. He first began writing and illustrating his own short stories at the age of 8. By 16, he had written his first play. His fascination with the world of literature drew his academic focus toward Communications, where he developed his skills as an editor. During college, he played in an original band, publishing his own music and lyrics. After school, he worked in broadcasting, writing commercials for local businesses. Later, he would become focused once again on writing fiction and eventually turn to writing screenplays. Between music, drawing, and writing, Joel has always been focused on creative undertakings.

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Eric (aka: Takkless) is a self taught illustrator who's been working to develop his style since putting pen to paper as a wee tot. High School and the years after brought a concentration on character design and development, and in lieu of formal training Eric draws heavily from his major influences, including Brom, Luis Royo, Bernie Wrightson, Ed Benes, Stan Lee, Jim Lee, Alfonse Mucha, and many others.

Amy has been writing since she learned to write, always improving and learning how to expand her craft. In one of her first professional submissions, she won a short story contest, placing 2nd. She has had two poems published and has a notebook full of more poems, but finds herself more drawn to narrative writing more so than poetry these days. She hasn’t turned her back on poetry, but is simply waiting for the next bout of inspiration. She is looking forward to having her work produced with Quicksylver Publications.

A world traveler and constant dreamer, Darrel Hope began with Quicksylver, Inc. as an Assistant Editor and a faithful scribe. Starting in Georgetown, Guyana, Darrel has visited three continents and thirty-eight states interacting, learning, and working. After turning his back on his craft for several years, he has turned his efforts back to incorporating his life’s adventures with the ideas in his head.

In January of 2007 J. Darnell became involved with Quicksylver, Inc. He more than rose to the task of creating the logos both for Quicksylver, Inc. and Quicksylver Productions, with more to come. His prior history includes his work as a musician for over 30 years both in New York and Atlanta as well as being a certified graphic designer for over 15 years and a contract artist and writer.

Born and raised in Canada, Desirée Kern discovered a love for drawing at an early age... on the wall behind her parents couch, in crayon. Once she had been sold on the idea of paper as a preferred medium, she was rarely bored, and spent most of her time working on her theory that everything under the sun looks better when rendered by an artist.