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Braden Pollock is the owner of ScienceFiction.com and is a well-respected “domainer”, having thousands of domains to his name. Additionally, he is serial entrepreneur who owns several companies, both online and off. As a child he had a love for Star Wars and maintained an impressive collection of mint condition Star Wars memorabilia. With an extensive background in publishing, advertising and marketing, Braden looks forward to seeing ScienceFiction.com grow and become the go-to source for science fiction fans and enthusiasts.

When she was just a wee lass, Alessandra was introduced to her first two best friends, the NES and the Atari that was found hiding in a closet. From that day forward, she developed an obsession with video games on any and all platforms that she could get her hands on…As she grew up and her geek seeds blossomed, she fell in love with the world of MMORPGs and developed a borderline unhealthy addiction to Star Wars. This, in turn, spiraled into a love and passion for the Sci-Fi world and all of its wonders. With dreams of visiting galaxies far far away and one day mastering Klingon, Alessandra strives to hold her nerd flag high on this little planet of ours!

Favorites: Star Wars, World of Warcraft, Halo, Call of Duty, Coheed and Cambria, The Amory Wars, Caprica, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Event Horizon, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek, Super Mario Brothers, Assassin’s Creed, Final Fantasy, Fringe, Dexter, True Blood, Lord of the Rings, The Matrix, Game of Thrones, Batman and Harry Potter

Tony Schaab is a freelance pop-culture writer in addition to being an award-winning author and best-selling review critic, with his book series “The G.O.R.E. Score: A Review Guide to All Things Zombie” being an 8-time #1 best-seller (Amazon Kindle, Pop Culture chart, 2012-2017). Working as a DJ and Master of Ceremonies since 1999, he has performed MC/DJ work for the NFL, MTV, NBA, Wizard World Comic Con, PGA, IndyCar, and countless private events. Tony lives in Indianapolis with his wife, 11-year-old daughter, 3-year-old son, and two rambunctious rescue dogs. Learn more about Tony at TonySchaab.com and chat him up on Twitter @TonySchaab.

Dave has been a sci-fi geek forever. His favorite book in high school was “Dune” and once he saw the first “Star Wars” film (aka Part IV: A New Hope), his obsession with sci-fi entertainment media was a lock. He has terrestrial degrees in computer science, education and an MBA, and has been involved with the consumer electronics industry for many years. In addition to his work as a tech support oracle at the popular AskDaveTaylor.com he’s also a parenting blogger at GoFatherhood.com. His tastes run to action and adventure films, with science fiction stirred in for seasoning. You can also find him ranting about films and movie news on Twitter as @DaveTaylor and maybe, just maybe, lurking in the alleys at a popular film festival near you.

Favorites: Favorites: Alien, Blade Runner, The Matrix, Serenity, Moon, 2001: A Space Odyssey

Janice's first memories of the genre were of watching the original 'Star Trek' and classic 'Doctor Who' episodes (Tom Baker, aka the Fourth Doctor, was her first). Soon, she was introduced to 'Godzilla' and her addiction then spread to books, magazines, movies and comics. Janice continued as a closet geek as her thirst and love for sci-fi grew and was only second to her love of baking. Then one night, on a whim, she answered a tweet to be a writer for ScienceFiction.com and the geek girl insider her was soon set free. Within 3 years she became the Senior Editor for the site. When not writing or editing for ScienceFiction.com, Janice is scouring the internet to feed her sci-fi cravings while defending conspiracy theories, protecting scientific theorems and loving all things science fiction.... and baking cookies.

Jax's earliest memory is of watching 'Batman,' followed shortly by a memory of playing Batman & Robin with a friend, which entailed running outside in just their underwear and towels as capes. When adults told them they couldn't run around outside in their underwear, both boys promptly whipped theirs off and ran around in just capes.

Favorites: JJ Abrams' Star Trek, original Trek, original Star Wars, Super Friends, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Wonder Twins, Dazzler, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Woman, Isis, 1966 Batman series, Y: The Last Man, Fables, The Walking Dead, anything by Ray Harryhausen, Batwoman, 90s Starman and as I said, Jem totally counts!

Jordan Oslin is the General Counsel for ScienceFiction.com. A Dallas, TX native, Jordan earned his Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles, CA. There, Jordan specialized in labor and employment law and alternative dispute resolution with an emphasis on intellectual property in entertainment. In fact, Jordan won Southwestern Law School's Annual Entertainment Negotiation Competition in his first year. A self-styled "Jack of All Trades," Jordan currently practices many areas of the law, but relishes his practice of intellectual property above all others. Jordan is also an independent contractor for the website, contributing photography.Sci Fi History (in a nut shell): Han shot first.

Favorites: Star Trek: TNG, Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, Daredevil, Captain America, The Flash, DC in general.

Jesse is a father of 4 living in Minnesota who developed a love for science fiction and technology at an early age, he started off reading whimsical tales of space travel, adventure and technology such as the Tom Swift series by Edward Stratemeyer. Growing up he excelled in science and technology courses, completing two college level physics courses and an advanced tech physics program with the plans of furthering that course of education after graduation. After high school he was presented with a fantastic opportunity to work in Motorsports Marketing which he did for 10 years followed by some time in the US Army as an Infantryman serving in Iraq and then ultimately starting his web development business after returning home in 2005.

Favorites: Stargate Universe, Eon by Greg Bear, Star Wars Return of the Jedi and StarCraft II