Anne is interested in the five Ms: Mathematics, Medieval poetry, Meteorite craters, the Meaning of names and the marvellous majestic Message of God.  She teaches mathematics, writes about mystery, researches the lost art of mathematical metaphor and, despite all this passion for the M's of life, nonetheless manages to really dislike M&Ms. 

For 20 years, Anne was the director of Camp Narnia, a holiday camp for children run under the auspices of Scripture Union Qld which used a fantasy theme based on C.S. Lewis' epic The Chronicles of Narnia.  She believes that fantasy at its best is not escapism but conforms to the original meaning of the word: "truth made visible."

Lyn was a high school teacher before travelling for ten years - camping around Europe, housekeeping in London and hostessing aboard P&O cruise ships. Writing and Music were passions, so after marriage Lyn concentrated on writing/directing musicals and cantatas for church and school groups. Producing material for her own three children led Lyn to write volumes of performance poetry entitled Spotlight, Limelight, Highlights and Starlight, Footlights;  monologues entitled Aussie Shorts  and Choices; and skits for private or classroom use entitled Classic Duos, Dazzling Duos, Skids  and Small Talk. A volume of miscellaneous writing, Glimpses, was co-authored with three other ladies.

For six years, Lyn produced GROW  a literary quarterly with a Christian worldview, especially for young adolescents. From this has developed GROW - Under the Southern Cross, an illustrated anthology featuring stories and poems contributions from many of Australia¹s top writers for young people.

Lyn tutors in both Creative Writing and Speech and Drama, helps coordinate the Brisbane-based Omega Christian Writers and the Alpha 2 Omega Literary and Dramatic Arts Convention.

John was born and raised in Bondi Australia, and in his lifetime he has done all the normal things that most folks have done, marriage, children and mortgages. But during his lifetime, boy through to manhood, one of his goals he thought about many times through those growing years but never had time to get around to do was to write.

Even at school John loved to write, and when he was asked to write projects and compositions on different subjects, he was always told by his teachers not to go overboard and turn each composition into a book. But now that John has the time and he has taught himself how to type, he's taken off on one of his dreams, And that dream has always been, to become an Author.