Amelia G
Amelia G is the editor-in-chief and founder of Blue Blood. She is an award-winning writer and photographer. Her editorial skills have been tapped by clients ranging from Crescent Publishing to Holiday Media. She will be the one to assign articles which make perfect use of your areas of expertise and she will be the one to kick your ass if you miss deadlines.

Forrest Black
Forrest Black took over the design reigns of Blue Blood's precursor the punk rock zine BLT and made it look almost too good for a punk zine. He has been involved in an editorial and design capacity with Blue Blood since the earliest print days. His web skills have been tapped over the years by clients as diverse as Lexus and The Dandy Warhols. He is an award-winning photographer.

Will Judy
Writer Will Judy copy edited Blue Blood in print and has written dozens of nonfiction and fiction pieces for Blue Blood and BLT. As much as he can be said to like anything, he enjoys gardening, hard liquor, microbrews, coffee, and aboriginal dogs. Presumably for differing purposes. He is considering the purchase of a ukelele. He is also Blue Blood's most senior writer. Make of that what you will.

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Yulia
Yulia has been drifting about the country studying writing and philosophy for the past few years. She has currently settled in Sin City, to study and pursue a career in freelance writing. When she is not plotting to gain super powers and dominate the world, she often wastes her time taking photographs, reading anything she can get her hands on, obsessing over video games and teaching herself advanced mathematics.

Kastle
Kastle is a journalist/copywriter with over 15 years of writing experience plus editing, web page production, broadcast and photojournalism. She obtained a BA in journalism from Cal State Northridge. Areas of interest include -- but are not limited to -- music, entertainment, fashion, beauty/skin care, pop culture trends and nightlife. Her impressive credits include The Los Angeles Times, LA Times Magazine, New York Post, LA Alternative Press, New Times, Swag, Launch, Total Movie & Entertainment, CDNow, Women’s Wear Daily, DNR, and The GrrlNetwork.

Clint Catalyst
Clint Catalyst was raised on a dusty gravel road deep in the dirty bowels of Jonesboro, Arkansas. At the height of heroin chic in the '90s, he made a name for himself as a performer, club personality and model in the San Francisco underground, due to his big mouth and even bigger crystal meth habit. His images have appeared in magazines, on postcards, in books, and on book covers, but that matters little now that he's old and fat in Los Angeles. These days Mr. Catalyst has over 5 years of continuous sobriety and can be found perched as the Gatekeeper of the hottest clubs in Southern California, instead of being scraped up off the floor of them. He also curates "The Unhappy Hour," a monthly spoken word series at The Parlour Club.

Catalyst's academic creds include a Bachelor of Arts With Honors Distinction in English from Hendrix College, and a Master of Arts in Writing from the University of San Francisco, but he'd rather talk about his published works: the book Cottonmouth Kisses and the anthology Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache, which he co-edited with the fabulously talented Michelle Tea.

Brent Waroniecki
Brent Waroniecki directed AFI's Totalimmortal video and is the celebrated co-host of Rancid Radio and an all around handsome bastard. His personal work history in the filmmaking biz is one of the most surreal in the universe.

Witman
Witman is a raving lunatic who enjoys hiking, painting, fine vodka, and writing in a journal in coffee shops. He is an extremely talented and accomplished video editor who currently makes his home in Los Angeles. He is also a damn good writer.

Susie Mid-America
Susie Mid-America has a million years' worth of experience in the demi-monde, both personally and professionally. She has toured with punk bands. She has worked in a variety of editorial capacities on a variety of adult industry publications including AVN and Fetish and Prude. She also punches up scripts and contributes essays to anthologies under a wide variety of Philip K. Dick-inspired names.