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Tristan Trout
Publisher, Founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Bored
A freelance writer, Tristan has been many things in his time: A jouster
in a renaissance fair, a writer of "girl copy" in a misogynistic pit of an "adult magazine," and, most
recently, CORPORATE MOFO's editorial director. Equally at home drinking wine on the Left Bank
or hoisting a pint in some dark hole in the East Village, Tristan is the
creative spark behind the project.
Mistress
Rowena
Staff Dominatrix and Sex Advice Columnist
Sometimes feared, always respected, Mistress Rowena's firm hand sets wayward
hearts straight. with just a touch of discipline. If you passed her on
the street, you wouldn't know who she is, but get on her bad side... wowie.
Backsight Forethought
Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief
In his spare time between writing gigs as a freelancer for various magazines
and journals Bob is a professional officer in the United States Army.
He learned the fine art of high-literature while attending those prestigious
writing schools, the United States Army Airborne, Ranger, and Air Assault
courses. He is a 7th Cavalry officer. When not traipsing around the planet
serving in assignments in light and mechanized infantry in positions around
the globe, he enjoys relaxing with a nice bottle of Riesling and discussing
the finer points of the Hegelian dialectic and what it means to American
politics today. He taught history at the United States Military Academy
at West Point, was a "fellow" at the DC think-tank the Center
for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC (which the people
at Brookings refer to as "those lefties over at CSIS"), and
is presently assigned to the Pentagon as a U.S. Army Strategist. He is
also currently adjunct faculty in the Department of History at George
Mason University where he enjoys twisting young minds. His books include
Digital War (Presidio, 1999, and now available in Korean and Chinese language
editions) and No Gun Ri, A Military History (Stackpole Books, 2002).
Mitchell
"Tex" Missouri
Staff Writer
Born in Texas and now resident in New York, Mitch is a guerilla filmmaker
and provocateur. His blog can be read here.
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