She was a finalist for Disney/Touchstone's 2007 Film Fellowship based on the submission of her feature film script, Intersection, which is currently in pre-production. She has worked at the Advocate, OUT, and HIV+ magazines, and was the book production manager for Alyson Books. Currently, she is a fiction editor and on the Board of Directors for Gertrude magazine. She has also edited three fiction anthologies and has had work published in more than a dozen magazines, ‘zines, and websites. Her favorite kids’ shows growing up were Sigmund the Sea Monster and Jabber Jaw. She always wished she could be Wonder Woman, but feared she was actually Velma, from Scooby Doo.
An award-winning art director for The Advocate as well as a gifted designer and producer, Wayne now heads his own company and has designed everything from magazines, books and catalogs to marketing campaigns and retail packaging. He still does cartwheels (yes, at his age) and is attracted to anything sparkly. His favorite books as a kid were The Phantom Tollbooth and The Great Brain books because they made everyday places sound exotic, and fantastic places seem real.
As a child, she danced around her room with her arms outstretched and she imagined she was a Zoom kid. Everyday she raced home from school to watch her favorite cartoon Speed Racer.
She does a mean Henrietta Pussycat impersonation, adored the Banana Splits and still thinks longingly of her beloved Dynomutt thermos (may it rest in peace).
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