ser-en-dip-i-ty 

1. The faculty of making fortunate discoveries by accident.
2. The fact or occurrence of such discoveries.

jones  

1. Habit, addiction.
2. An avid desire or appetite for something.

Serendipity Jones features offbeat travel stories that are of interest to the writers. The stories are sometimes long, always personal, and typically do not include tourist itineraries or the usual attractions sanctioned by the chamber of commerce. The fortunate discovery of things which we were not in quest of is always decribed with great enthusiasm.

Kimberly Elliott

Kimberly Elliott may have been born in a small, humble wooden cabin in a little town in Indiana. Then again, she may not have been. She was very small at the time, and her memory of the moment is quite dim.

When she was a young girl, Kimberly might have chopped down a cherry tree. But, maybe that was George Washington? Oh, who knows. We give up on trying to explore her roots.

Now, Kimberly works as The Word Mechanic. She is the author of The Chronicle of Social Misdemeanors, and she writes and edits all kinds of stuff for all kinds of people. She can't say that she has a jones for serendipity, but she tries not to kick it out of her bed.

D. J. DeAngelis

D.J. DeAngelis was born in Commerce City during the height of the Cold War. A founding member of the Telharmonium Collective, he spent much of his youth synthesizing found sounds.

D.J. now works as a technocrat n Portland, Oregon. In his spare time, he enjoys listening to first generation musique concrète, reading about the latest device modeling technology, and traveling.