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Tyrone Hampton
Tyrone
Hampton was a Chicago native until moving to Minnesota in 1998.
He has a degree in Media Arts (Screenwriting) with almost three
decades of gaming and storytelling experience. Following a near
death experience his life changed and, starting in 2002 he began
writing 18 hours a day turning out
several horror genre novels.
His
first effort “Inferno” was censored by editors as being
unmarketable because of the graphic nature of the story. After
100+ pages were removed and ‘Inferno” became the first of
the 6 book of his “Twilight of the Damned” series.
Hampton
is currently on a nationwide tour promoting the release of
“Metamorphosis” on July 4th 2008 and the
re-release of “Inferno” with the missing 100+ pages returned
to their proper place. Another book in the set,
‘Revelations,’ is set for release in 2009.
“I'm
very excited about this coming November 7-8 in Erie,
Pennsylvania,” Hampton said. “'The Final Frontier' heralds
my first appearance as a convention guest of honor. I'm going to
mark that appearance with a short story written exclusively for
the con, in the Star Trek: The Next Generation series, picking
up from a first season thread that Paramount left open”.
To
contact the author, write to Trinity@TwilightoftheDamned.com.
J.
G. Hertzler
When
auditioning for the role of Martok for "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993), the casting
director told him to show more anger so he threw a chair at a
wall. The display cost him a thumbnail, but won him the role.
Good-natured,
yet violent outbursts against furniture seem to be a specialty
of his. During an interview for a German public access channel
he demonstrated what an outside linebacker (his position in
college football) is, by suddenly throwing a table over.
He
became an active fighter in finding a cure for scleroderma (a
lethal disease of the skin) after his father died of it.
Along
with Jeffrey
Combs, Randy
Oglesby and Thomas
Kopache, he is one of only four actors to play seven
different characters on "Star Trek." He played the
Vulcan captain of the U.S.S. Saratoga, General/Chancellor Martok,
Roy Rittenhouse and Laas in "Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993), an Hirogen hunter
in "Star
Trek: Voyager" (1995) and Kolos and a Klingon
captain in "Enterprise"
(2001)).
Robert
O'Reilly
Robert
O'Reilly (born
1950) is an actor best known for his portrayal of Chancellor
Gowron on Star
Trek:
The Next Generation and Star
Trek: Deep Space Nine. His first Star
Trek appearance was in 1989 and his last was in 2003.
He played Gowron for nine years.
O’Reilly
has been a fan hit for years attending such conventions at
several Camp Dover Peace Conferences and Converenge where he
refused security, preferring to hang out with fans.
He
has also made guest appearances on such shows as Archie
Bunker's Place, Dallas, Falcon Crest, Cheers, Murder She Wrote,
Hill Street Blues, Walker Texas Ranger and Dr. Quinn: Medicine
Woman. He has also appeared in films like The Mask, Candyman 3,
Omega Code and Moonbase.
He is currently
working with the Colony Theater Company in
Burbank
,
California
which has been a big part of his life since a year after it
opened.
O’Reilly
and his wife Judy have triplet sons, born
January 1, 1997
, at
12:01
,
12:03
, and
12:04 a.m.
at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Burbank.
Evelyn
Hampton
A
longtime fan of science fiction, Evelyn Hampton is active in
fandom as a columnist for The Catalyst newsletter, and has won
costume contests at a number of sci-fi conventions. She earned
undergraduate and graduate degrees from Northeastern Illinois
University and was a guest lecturer at Kellogg School of
Business Management and DePaul University. She recently retired
from the Federal government after 32 years as a specialist in
human resources development. Evelyn’s Klingon persona of Fleet
Admiral Bru-Hajz'Mah zantai Rhoz is Chief of Staff of the
Klingon Armada International (KAI), a nonprofit fan club. KAI
participates in charity and community service projects that
benefit the needy.
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