Hariklia is a true to type Gemini who can almost always see both side of an argument and so has trouble making any type of decision (she also writes some very long sentences). She is short (in stature), often prickly (in temperament) and loves ice-cream.She is a writer, a blogger, an ex-graphic designer and for the past 10 years a mum. This last job has been the most difficult as well as the most rewarding.
Hariklia's life has been defined by growing up in a working class, non English speaking family; by her obsession with certain bands and certain musicians; and by a love of travel, art and reading.
She is currently posting entries from her (until now, hidden) diaries, for the world to read, on her blog; the irony of which is not wasted on her. She hopes to have a book of fiction published later this year.
To learn more about Hariklia and to read her diaries, visit What She Said found here.




Robyn is a hardworking 25-year old. She leads a busy life as a graphic designer for a college and a receptionist for an animal hospital. She works seven days a week without rest while she dreams of traveling the world like a vagabond. She comes from an insane family that spawned from the back wood mountains of West Virginia. Inbred you ask? Well who knows, but it’s suspected that cross breeding may have caused an onset of lunacy in her family. But in spite of all this, Robyn is a cool city chick who lives in a high-rise apartment building with her filmmaker boyfriend C.J. She hopes one day they'll move to London to escape the drama and at the same time rekindle her passion for traveling.


Born and raised in Brazil, the daughter of a native Brazilian mulata mother and Irish American father, Jenifer looks exactly NOT like any of her parents and always wondered if she was found in a trash can somewhere in the middle of nowhere.


A writer by day and DJ by night, Melanie is a walking contradiction. She hates people but adores gatherings. She loves animals – as both pets and for dinner. She is very disciplined and will only drink on days ending in “y.” Her favorite saying? “It could be worse. You could be on fire.”
