Coriolis Group authors will be available at MacWorld Expo to the public and the media, to sign autographs and answer questions regarding Mac-related technologies and creative design issues. Books will be available for purchase at a 25% show discount.
Where:
Macworld Conference & Expo
Booth #1437
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
New York, NY
When/Who:
Wed. July 18, 2:30-3:30pm
Gene Steinberg, Author of the Mac OS X Little Black Book
Gene Steinberg (Scottsdale, AZ) is a fact and science fiction writer, computer software and systems consultant, and a noted Mac expert. He is the author of over 20 books on computing and the Internet, and has also written feature articles and product reviews for the major online technology news resources, CNET and ZDNet and such magazines as MacAddict, MacHome Magazine, MacUser and Macworld. He also runs a popular Mac support Web site, The Mac Night Owl (http://www.macnightowl.com), and is the co-creator of a new science fiction series entitled “Attack of the Rockoids.”
Thurs. July 19, 11:00 am ? 12 pm
Daniel Gray, Author of Adobe LiveMotion™ f/x & Design
Over the years, Daniel "geekbooks.com" Gray has written many books on topics including graphic design and animation software, as well as affiliate marketing. His Coriolis Group titles include: Adobe LiveMotion f/x and Design, Adobe PageMill 3 f/x and Design, and Looking Good On The Web. Dan has focused on Internet issues since 1995 and is a frequent contributor to webreview.com.
Thurs. July 19, 1:00 ? 2 pm
Bill Turner, Author of Flash™ 5 Cartoons and Games f/x and Design
Bill Turner has been working in Flash since it was FutureSplash by FutureWave (1995). His work has been recognized by FutureWave and then Macromedia in their Cutting Edge Gallery. Bill has contributed chapters to the Flash 4 Bible and the Flash 5 Bible, as well as a chapter on advanced Web animation in the book HTML Publishing for Netscape (1996). He speaks at Flash workshops demonstrating his cartoon skills, as well as having created the show "Weber" which has been receiving acclaim from film festivals in Brazil, New York, and LA. His cartoonand game design work was a finalist at the Flash Forward 2000 Film Festival and has appeared on Shockwave.com. He's been a devoted Mac fan for over 10 years and is also a member of the Apple Solutions Experts program. Before computers his brush and ink cartoons appeared in various national magazines, newspaper editorial pages and T-shirt design lines.
