Anne Gay, editor of Tascali's Science Fiction Club has been writing since the age of five when she discovered she couldn't draw. This meant she had cupboards full of the stuff. In 1982 she made a New Year's Resolution to start sending her work to magazines, and the very first thing she sent off was published.
After that she had to fight for obscurity but at least she had shelf-space.
Linguist and oracle, Anne has had getting on for a hundred jobs from store detective to house-mother in L'Institution France-Afrique, set in the beautiful, mosquito-filled vineyards of the Marne. From lecturer to leg-model by way of Head of Spanish in a Midlands comprehensive, Anne has now escaped. If she has not been recaptured, she will be revelling in her chance to talk to all the big names in Fantasy, Science Fiction and Horror in the guise of interviewing them for the web-zine.
Anne is now happily married to fellow author Stan Nicholls whose web-page is at: http://www.stannicholls.net
Her beautiful daughter Marianne is learning to write at Sheffield Hallam University - she has now mastered her A,B,C and bids fair to becoming an author herself. Another star of the family is Northern portrait artist Janet Calderwood who has been featured in Woman's Realm. Janet can be contacted via Anne's e-mail. And let's not forget Sophie Sapphire, the cuddlesome cat. Anne has many more novels and stories brewing. In between times she practises as a psychotherapist (and says she is quite good at it now). She loves writing, talking on the telephone for hours and creating things. Her piccalilli is the toast of sunny Acock's Green.

So welcome to the worlds of Anne Gay