This is my "official" bio:

Kathleen Dalton-Woodbury has six short stories published: "Cinders of the Great War" in Volume 9 of L. RON HUBBARD PRESENTS THE WRITERS OF THE FUTURE (edited by Dave Wolverton and published by Bridge Publications), "Signs and Wonders" in WASHED BY A WAVE OF WIND, SCIENCE FICTION FROM THE CORRIDOR (edited by M. Shayne Bell and published by Signature Books), "More Than Marks on Paper" in TURNING HEARTS, STORIES ON FAMILY LIFE (edited by Orson Scott Card and David Dolahite and published by Bookcraft), "A Monstrous Duty" in MAGIC: THE GATHERING DISTANT PLANES (edited by Kathy Ice and published by HarperPrism), "What the Gods Will" in SWORD AND SORCERESS 13 (edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley and published by DAW Books), and "The Smell of Magic" in SWORD AND SORCERESS 15 (also edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley and published by DAW Books).

She moderates the Hatrack River Writers Workshop at Orson Scott Card's science fiction and fantasy website, http://www.hatrack.com/forums/writers/cgi/Ultimate.cgi and the Nauvoo Workshop for LDS Writers at Orson Scott Card's LDS
website http://www.nauvoo.com/ubb2/cgi/ultimatebb.cgi

She serves on the staff of the Association for Mormon Letters <http://www.mormonletters.org> and is the new managing editor for
their publication, Irreantum <http://www.mormonletters.org/irreantum/>

She was the publisher and editor of the monthly newsletter of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop for the final 266 of its 300 issues.

She is the wife of a chemical engineer, the mother of three girls and one cat, and the grandmother of a boy and a girl. She earned a B.A. degree in mathematics and an M.E. degree in mechanical engineering, both from the University of Utah. She taught a short story writing course for her local high community school for many years and has done first reading for a few fiction magazines. She has a part-time computer business where she helps people with those scary machines, especially with putting their genealogy on computer. She collects dragons, unusual names, and information about her ancestors.

And this is a bit about my AML involvement:

Kathleen Dalton-Woodbury joined the AML board at the beginning of Cherry Silver's presidency in 2001. She became acting president four years later, and has also worked as AML webmaster, mail clerk, membership secretary, substitute AML list moderator, and acting treasurer.