The Staff at Amiga Link

 
     Yes, the following people have climbed to the highest rung of Amiga
 life: To write for Amiga Link!

     Joshua Galun is the Editor-in-Chief of Amiga Link, and he wrote the
 editorial (ofcourse) and the review of Cybergames.  Send comments,
 letters to the mag, information, dirty gifs, or anything else related to
 the mag, to <Zool@cyberwar.com>

     Roy Millican is the Technical Editor of Amiga Link.  He handles
 everything that Joshua is afraid to touch, and he's a pretty handy writer
 too!  He wrote the review of CLChat this month.  E-mail him at
 <roy@cts.com>

     Brian Strayer is the C= 64 user who won our hearts with his ongoing
 story, Some Bits of Treasure.  Hopefully we can convince him to come back
 and write something new for the mag next month.  E-mail him at
 <bstrayer@efn.org>
 
     Steven Haeuser wrote the complicater, but very helpful, article on how
 write games that work with Graphics boards.  In the past he wrote the FAQ
 on texture mapping games, and he is currently working on a RPG for the
 Amiga.  You can find out more about gfx board compatiblity from him at
 <haeuser@tick.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de>
 
     Jim Anglewell is the man we call in to do the tough tasks at Amiga
 Link.  This month he slogged through every single level of Akira.  If that
 ain't torture, I don't know what is!  He's currently in a state of shock
 because of over-exposure to Akira, but when he recovers you can reach him
 at <selljame@isuux.isu.edu>
 
     David Loeser of Synthesis Software kindly contributes the Coder's
 Clinic.  You can find his games KnightsQuest and Hawk on Aminet.  Ask him
 any C questions you might have at <dloeser@iglou.com>
 
     Guy Nathan, our resident Aussie, painstakingly backed uo his 5
 partitions onto tape just for Amiga Link.  Unfortuanately, after he
 formatted his HD to see if the restore program would work, he discovered
 that someone had taped over his HD with an episode of the Simpsons!  D'oh!
 Mail him at <gnathan@triode.apana.org.au>
 
     Carl Chavez, the Amiga Link game's guru, wrote the review of Guardian.
 Carl eats, drinks, and writes for Amiga Link, so how bad can he be?  Argue
 about games with him at <foregone@u.washington.edu