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Breanne
Boland was born in St. Louis, and in her 23 years has
spent time in Boston, Destin, and Seattle, which she currently
calls home. Along with her writing for The Beachcomber, she
fills her time and pays her rent with writing assignments for
local magazines and other less enjoyable pursuits. selected
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Bruce Collier
is a native of Ohio, and has also lived in San Diego, New York,
and New Orleans. This, and his degrees in theatre and law, has
stimulated his interest in acting and eating well. Bruce loves
jazz trumpet, French literature, and "King of the Hill."
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Chris
Manson, The Beachcomber's music writer since 2002,
is a frequent contributor to Dave Marsh's Rock & Rap Confidential,
Amplifier Magazine
and cdreviews.com. He enjoys music, art, movies, and the company
of his dachshund, Duke. Chris appears regularly with the Act4Murder
theatrical troupe.
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In 1999, Rawlins
McKinney fled the corporate jungle of Birmingham, Alabama,
to seek Ataraxia in Seagrove Beach. A fiction writer and dedicated
beach bum, he and his wife, Angela are owned by a Tibetan Terrier
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