In his professional life, Robert Paul Weston has been a great number of things that are hardly worth mentioning. (In his private life, however, surprisingly little is unmentionable and, as such, will be mentioned at length in the next paragraph.)

In the dim privacy of his own home, Mr. Weston has been a kinetic sculptor, an amateur juggler, a wobbly acrobat and a misguided philosopher.

Once, he had a job writing the English language scripts for imported cartoons, but he wouldn't recommend doing this to anyone, not even his worst enemies -- of which he has (hopefully) few.

As a spinner of yarns, Mr. Weston's stories have appeared in magazines in Canada, Britain and the United States. Some of these tales have been nominated for obscure literary awards that no one has heard of.

At this precise moment, Mr. Weston is working on his second novel. If you listen carefully, you may be able to make out the sound of feverish fingertips clattering against a keyboard. (That's him.)

This second book will be a work of fantasy called Dust City and I'm afraid it won't be anything at all like Zorgamazoo. Instead of featuring whimsical rhyming verse, Dust City will be quite dark and rather full of impending doom. I'm not even kidding.

One final word on the matter: Robert Paul Weston lives in Toronto.

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Victor Rivas was born and raised in Vigo, Spain and now lives outside of Barcelona. He has been a freelance illustrator since 1987 illustrating children and teen books, as well as magazines, posters, covers, advertising, concept art for multimedia games and animation, role playing games and has also created comics.

Victor enjoys comics, animation and cartoons, films, strategic games as well as spending all possible free time with his daughter Marta.

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