About the Author(s)

Jill Dorothy Summers studied music performance at Indiana University and Rollins College and has a master of fine arts in interdisciplinary book and paper arts from Columbia College Chicago. She is a two time Caxton Club fellow whose artists' books have been exhibited throughout the city. She is a regular musical contributor to the Michael Montenegro puppet theater, and is currently involved musically with The Incurable Theater. She runs a small recording studio, Stray Dog Recording Co., with David Whitcomb, who engineered and co-produced Cohabitation.

Cohabitation was originally exhibited at the Glass Curtain Gallery and has been featured by the Third Coast International Audio Festival through their program Re:sound on Chicago Public Radio. It is supported in part by a grant from the Albert P. Weisman Memorial Scholarship, and will be exhibited next in January 2006 at Columbia's Hokin Gallery.