Bio: GrrlGamer was my big chance to combine two things I love, games and writing. I've stuck with it ever since and don't regret it one bit. It's very rewarding to see the site as it is now. I love everything I do regarding Grrlgamer, from playing games to writing reviews, recruit writers, PR, and of course, taking care of SimGrrl. The busier I am, the happier I feel! Other than that, I am a Portuguese interpreter/translator and enjoy knitting, baking, spending time with my husband and cats.

Contact: didi @ grrlgamer.com

Bio: I'm a Web designer, programmer, etc. you name it. I love creating Web sites especially for small companies launching their first very own Web site. So for GrrlGamer I have the same approach - though it's my own design and I don't have to approve it with clients! I've been with GrrlGamer since around 1998 and helped redesign the site in 2002. I freelance as a Web designer, Blue Agate, to pay the bills and game subscriptions. Aside from playing video games, I also enjoy cooking, shopping, and spending quality time with the husband, dog, and my new baby boy-gamer!

Contact: minna @ grrlgamer.com

Bio: I started GrrlGamer.com in 1996 as a column on my first website RiotGrrl.com. The column, where I could review games from the female point of view, was the first of its kind anywhere and the first indicator on the Internet that gamers did indeed include women & girls. The column became GrrlGamer.com, the very first website about computer and video gaming for women, that was also written and produced solely by women. Now 10 years later, GrrlGamer has helped shape the computer and video games industry by continuing to support, nurture and celebrate the fabulous female gamer! For me personally, GrrlGamer is strictly a labor of love that I share with my gamer sisters Minna & Didi. Everything that this site is today I owe to them and their persistence of vision that has kept us going even through the most difficult times. I may have birthed this baby grrl, but they have raised her! I'm in my mid-thirties now, a place I never thought I would be AND still be writing about and playing games - but this is my generations truest art form and I plan on being a part of it until they call me GrannyGrrl!