Bios:
Robbie Cooper was born in 1969. He won an Ian Parry scholarship in 1992 for his essay on Somalia and his work has been widely published in Liberation, the Sunday Times magazine, Geo, GQ and Esquire. His Alter Ego photographs have been exhibited at galleries in London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Berlin, and Paris.
Julian Dibbell is one of digital culture’s leading observers. Author of My Tiny Life: Crime and Passion in a Virtual World (1999, described as ‘the best book written about the dynamics of online life’), he writes regularly for Wired magazine, Feed Online, the New York Times, Rolling Stone and the Village Voice.
Tracy Spaight studied history at Santa Clara University and Science & Technology Studies at Cornell, before becoming Chief Operating Officer at Rapid Reality, an Atlanta-based game studio. He is the author of Who Killed Miss Norway?, first published in Salon magazine.
