Sean Gilbert is the editor in chief of Whisper World and a regular contributor. He is co-founder of Mile Zero Films, author of several books and the writer and director of a number of film and video shorts (periodically available for viewing on Dark Crazy's Screening Room). Sean produces a number of online audio podcasts featuring original music, sketch comedy, old time radio serials and sophisticated audio fiction. He is a regular columnist on Dark Crazy's editorial page and can often be caught sounding off on issues of interest but no importance on the Feedback Forum.

Joseph Victor Milford was born in Alabama and now lives in Carrollton, Georgia where he is a full-time instructor of English at the University of West Georgia. After attending the Iowa Writers' Workshop, he has subsisted in the Arizona desert, worked in Savannah, Georgia as a baker, and sweated in warehouses lifting furniture. He is the author of ten books of poetry and a very angry, percussive guitar player.
Don't give him whiskey.

You can read Milford's poetry on Whisper World's Poetry Page or purchase his books on his online bookstore.

Greg Starks has been a television and media professional for nearly a decade. After graduating from West Georgia University in 1996, he started his production career making training videos for a sporting goods company in Birmingham, AL. He later moved to Gainesville, FL where he was a producer of award-winning commercials. While in Gainesville he created and produced three long-running television programs focusing on sports and public affairs. In 2001 he left commercial production to focus on education and public service. He became Special Projects Producer for WGFL-TV in Gainesville. There he produced projects for numerous charities and civic organizations including two six-hour live telethons that raised over $50,000 for local charities. After leaving Gainesville in 2003 he found a job in the rough and tumble world of television news. He served as an editor at WGCL-TV in Atlanta before finding his current position as Programming Coordinator for Cobb County Education Television. In addition to several smaller projects, he currently produces TheChattRoom with Dr. Harlon Crimm, a program discussing educational issues in Georgia. With Starky's Machine, Greg is embracing his inner geek. A lifelong fan of film, television, science fiction and technology, he jumped at the chance to write for darkcrazy.com. You can find more of his writings at livejournal.com/users/swashbuckler3/. His personal website can be found at geocities.com/gregstarks. He's a rabid Democrat going to a Southern Baptist church…go figure.

Errol Crane is currently involved in the Atlanta music scene, where his band Club Awesome can be seen on a regular basis. He is also the creator of many toons that Brooks and Sean have shamelessly stolen, exploited and re-distributed on numerous occasions. He is an unintentional logo designer for Cooler Than You Productions and a somewhat involuntary contributor to www.darkcrazy.com.

Brooks Robinson is one of the founders of CoolerThanYou Productions and runs that section of the site, check it out! He works as a video editor and also runs darkcrazy's screening room.

Jason Wilson is one of the founders of Mile Zero Films, and director of their first digital short, “The Baldwin Effect”. He is also the recipient of two Telly Awards, which are sort of the Oscars for independent video producers.

Telly Award '04 - "Printing the Dream: 75 Years of Atlanta Daily World" - Director of Photography, Editor

Telly Award '05 - "Anne Frank and the World" segment from Tikun Olam TV program - Director, Editor

Cate Sheridan is a regular contributor to our editorial page, The Soapbox. She writes the column Here She Comes, There She Goes. She also has a very funny blog, Snozzberries... Who Ever Heard of a Snozzberry? So check that out.

Tommy Butler is one of the founders of Mile Zero Films. He is currently acting in the digital short, “The Baldwin Effect”. Tommy did voice work for Cooler Than You on both of their comedy albums. As an Army reservist, he has served in Kossovo and Afghanistan.

Brandon Jackson is a graphic designer for the Dark Crazy site. He lives in Baxley, GA, where he plays in the band 60 Seconds Previous.

Tom Hamilton is an Irish Traveler. He currently lives with the clan known as the Mississippi Travelers. His work has appeared in over
seventy publications including 'Bathtub Gin' 'The Rockford Review' and the 'Old Crow Review' among many others. Along with his wife Mary
Theresa and their two small daughters, Tiffany and Hope Ann, he lives in Memphis TN.