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Robert Rodgers-Having started his career with several published works of graffiti on bathroom stalls before moving up to memos on diner napkins, Mr. Rodgers briefly attended the prestigious West Chester University, where his revolutionary theories concerning the reconciliation of World War I with a time-traveling Napoleon leading the charge of an undead army of U.S. Confederates against Allied forces was met with widespread derision. Now he’s retreated to the seedy underbelly of the pneumatic Tubenets, where he tirelessly works to bring you the secret histories your sinister college professors do not want you to know.
Matthew Graves- From a young age, this clever capitalist has preferred the soothing shroud of the shadows. His studies range from the mysteries of matter to the mysteries of men; the science of profits and the science that profits. Nestled deep in a cavern of books, his shadowy hand directs the marvelous books produced by this fine establishment to their worthy recipients- you, dear customer. He has been known to spread his radical thoughts under the name of Vaniver.
Tod Wills- The artist has been drawing for most of his life, and on any available material. His earliest works were met with criticism when his choice of medium – mathematics textbooks left on the lowest shelf – failed to speak, artistically, to his parents. While his relationship with math has not much improved, he has since devoted years of study and practice to developing his trade. While rumors exist that he has undergone some sort of bizarre mechanical experiment to augment his productivity, the artist assures the reader that he is not, in fact, part automaton.
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