George is a 26 year old Hardware Specialist working at Microsoft. He's originally from Honolulu, Hawaii, but now resides in Redmond, Washington. He enjoys writing, listening to music, going to concerts, watching movies, and being with friends. George has been a big Beavis and Butthead fan ever since he got cable, but now he's an even bigger fan of MTV's the spin-off series Daria. His favorite character is Jane. (He thinks she's way cool.) George can often be reached in IRC on Dalnet in the channel #HawaiiChat using his nickname TGIF. You can email him or check out his homepage.

Katherine Goodman is a high school senior who is obsessed with Daria and cartoons of all kinds. She has written one Daria fanfic, "Carpe Diem," and co-authored another, "Untitled 1," along with Part 6 of "The Wedding From Hell." Besides Daria fanfic, she has written three Star Wars fanfics and co-authored three other Star Wars fanfics. Katherine is the webmistress of alt.lawndale.com. Besides writing, she enjoys anime (Sailor Moon and Ranma 1/2 especially), swing music, Asian food, movies, working on the Internet and her webpages, playing video games, making graphics, reading, and being geeky. Please visit her homepage. That would make her very happy.

Michael J. Pfeffer is a high school sophomore and balances his obsession between seaQuest DSV and Daria. He has written more Daria fan fics than any other author on the Net today, and they include "Big Trouble in Little Moscow", "Daria 007," and "Twenty Years from Today." He created his own character, Michael Andrews, who is everything he has ever wanted to be, and Mara Jacobs, who is everything he has ever wanted in a girlfriend. Michael is something of a spy or a mercenary; he has a personal aircraft which is capable of interstellar travel and countless weapons, ammo, and counterintelligence gear. His aircraft, the MJP-911, is highly classified, and is the most sophisticated flying machine on Earth today. When he isn't writing, he's reading Tom Clancy and Dale Brown novels, watching "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," and listening to any kind of music.

Bobby Birks is a homeschooled fifteen-year-old high schooler who is as lazy as Homer Simpson. He's written several Daria stories including "Attack of the 50 Foot Butt," "Problem with Exercising," and "Lawndale: 2010," though he has started at least three more, never to be finished... In addition to that, he enjoys several computer games from Daggerfall to Quake to The Pandora Directive; reading books with Margaret Weis or Tracy Hickman as authors or co-authors; reading/playing Lone Wolf books; and Comedy Central. Also, in the words of his friends, "He has no life."

Mir is a manic depressive/schizophrenic sophomore who believes that a weekend on the world's tallest pile of sea gull droppings would be better than collaberating with family members on the holidays. She's not really a people person, although when she is around them, she either stares at them until they're uncomfortable (it's an artist thing), or annoys the hell out of them. She loves to write whenever she gets the chance (which isn't very often, thanks to her oh-so-understanding teachers), and is working on several fanfics, and attempting to make them suitable for submission. Her other hobbies include drawing, making music, listening to music, exploring new regions of her mind, and fantasizing about. . . stuff.

T. Wilde (aka Tony Seljuk) is a sick, twisted man. He resides in San Francisco's SOMA district which is rampant with derelicts and crack heads, an area which he bravely walks through on long, aimless strolls. An insomniac, T. Wilde spends the entire day doing chores, reading, and sending e-mail letters to no one in particular. At night, however, the true artist makes his rounds. He spends the entire evening writing furiously, for that is the only way he can get to sleep. His friends include C.P.M. Greene, a semi-infamous writer, a ditzy, slovenly girl named Sherry, and a really sweet, loving girl whom he's been chatting with for the past month over e-mail and IRC (you know who you are).

T.Wilde is one of those people who would rather sit home and write thatto go out to the movies. His bizarre lusts include: Laundromats, vegetables, paper, coffee, tea, office supplies, black and white films, music, aesthetics, and fame.

All in all, a congenial, weird guy.

Danny Bronstein is a 17-year-old high school senior who lives in the San Fernando Valley in the L.A. area. He has written several Daria fanfics including: "2007: Where are they Now", "One-Band Town", which is a crossover with the outlandishly popular cartoon "South Park"; and "Misfit Love" (his personal favorite; he got a lot of fan mail for that one) and "Sex and the Cynical Girl." He has a whole bunch of other ideas for fanfics which he promises to eventually get around to writing, including a sequel to "Misfit Love" once he comes up with a storyline for it.
Among the things Danny likes to do (besides writing) is go to movies (he sees a movie almost every weekend and is an encyclopedia on the subject), read, and spend time with his little brother, Michael (who was born when Danny was 16 !) Danny hates school and can't wait to graduate.

Eric Noss was a mild mannered person who was shy and reserved when he entered high school...but after graduation, he came out as the unbelievible and irrelevent "Mr. Maddog". And he will let anyone know of his opinions of the "freaking" school system.
He and his friend Dan Barrile would often make up skits about the people who go to their school including "Adventures Of Ryan Hull", "The Van Horns", and the famous of them all..."Pol Trek", their crossover of Star Trek and Animal House. And even throughout college, these sick sad indivduals continue their twisted comedy which even makes Daria look totally tame by comparision (although Don Jake came real close to it) So he now takes his odd experiences of high school life and turns them into Daria skits for all the Dariaites out there. Some of them include "Queens Are Wild" and "Politics And Other Tricks". Plans include crossover between characters from Daria and Delta House(from Pol Trek) and a bigger suprise coming next Feburary.
Favorite shows include Daria(gee, what a freaking surprise), MST3K, Red Green, Babylon 5, 3rd Rock, and WCW Monday Nitro. He considers all other stuff to be...you know what. Loves science fiction authors such as William Gibson and Douglas Addams. And really "digs" not only playing video games but designing them as well.
The only thing to expect from Mr. Maddog, is the unexpected... >:)

Chris Smith is a guy who is very, very bored with his life. He's been writing stories for exactly nine years. His only original creation is Kain and the Right-Handfull Trio. Other stories were simply fanfics. He's almost ready to start up a website devoted to Kain and his crossover stories, including Daria, Star Trek, Babylon 5, Batman, Saved by the Bell, and The Final Fantasy (Based on the hit RPG series). He's also preparing to set up an audio show starring Kain and several other voice actors for which he hopes that could pass for Daria, Jane, Trent, Jesse, and the rest of the Daria cast.
Chris also watches TV and messes around with his Sony PSX. He doesn't really have a favorite game. He just keeps himself from wanting to bang his head against the wall. He's THAT bored.

I guess you could say I'm a tad strange, and obsessed with Daria. My friends think I'm insane, but, then again, our motto is, "It's OKAY not to be sane." My hobbies include writing, avoiding speaking to people I don't like, being sarcastic, being proud of my "misfit-ism", surfing the Net, and being a secret agent with my good friends Agent J and Agent WR. Hell, I even named myself Agent D after Daria (Agent J is after Jane). My favorite shows would have to be Daria (um, well, duh.) and South Park (Oh my God, they killed Kenny!). I guess I have a thing for cartoons. And if Sick, Sad World were a real show, dammit, I'd watch it. Anyway, that's about it. I have a boring life, but, for now, it's about all I can handle.

Besides being a fan of "Daria" and "Sailor Moon", Peter Guerin is also a big fan of other anime such as "Project A-ko", "Gunsmith Cats", "You're Under Arrest!", "Samurai Pizza Cats", and "Here is Greenwood".

Born in 1968 in Bay Shore, New York, Peter received graduated from Connetquot High School in Bohemia, New York, in 1987 and received his Associate's Degree in Business Administration from Adirondack Community College in Queensbury, New York, in 1994. He currently lives in Hudson Falls, New York with his mother, stepfather and elder stepbrother.

Besides his interest in anime, Peter also likes "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (he especially likes the episodes with "The Bishop" and "Njoral's Saga" in it [remember to invest in Malden!]) as well as all four "Star Trek" TV shows (though he wonders to this day why they'd chose Mrs. Columbo to command "Voyager").

Walter J. Jones is probably one of your older Daria fans (He is in his mid 30's!) He works at a major hotel in San Antonio, and enjoys chatting at WBS as well as watching Daria. He only wishes that there was this type of show on when he was in high school. He wrote "Daria's Tears," to show that Daria, like many of us, can be as serious as a heartbeat. He has taken up writing, as he is working on three more stories for alt.lawndale.com, and enjoys WWF and WCW wrestling when nothing else is on.