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Eliot Fintushel is a performance artist and writer living in Northern California. His novel Breakfast With The Ones You Love is available from Random House. He spends much of his time hiking a mountain, alone with the sky, and examining the space between seeing a thing and “knowing” what it is. Most of Eliot’s short […]
Merc Fenn Wolfmoor is a queer non-binary writer from Minnesota, where they live with their two cats. Merc is the author of the short story collections So You Want to Be A Robot (2017) and Friends For Robots (2021), and the novella The Wolf Among the Wild Hunt. They have had short stories published in […]
Kenneth Schneyer is a writer, professor, lawyer, actor, project manager, bicyclist, amateur astronomer, amateur genealogist, feminist, and Jew. His fiction has been nominated for the Nebula and Sturgeon Awards, has been translated into five other languages, and has found its way into some “Year’s Best” anthologies. In 2020, Fairwood Press released Ken’s well-received second collection, […]
Mercurio D. Rivera is an attorney and compliance officer who lives in the Bronx in New York City. His short fiction has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award and has appeared in markets such as Year’s Best SF 17, edited by Hartwell & Cramer; Unplugged: The Web’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy, edited by Rich […]
Nike Sulway is an Australian writer. She is the author of several novels, including Rupetta, which—in 2014—was the first work by an Australian writer to win the James Tiptree, Jr Award. Her next novel, Dying in the First Person, will be published through Transit Lounge in 2016.
Matthew Bailey hails from Salt Lake City, Utah, having also spent time in California and Alaska. An aspiring fiction writer by spiritual calling and a professional ghostwriter by trade, Matt devotes his free time to huffing and puffing on several different instruments, the saxophone first and foremost. He is currently working on adding a fifth […]
Jay Lake was a winner of the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and a multiple nominee for the Hugo, Nebula and World Fantasy Awards. He lived in Portland, Oregon and lost a six year battle with colon cancer on June 1, 2014. Jay was a prolific writer and editor and blogged regularly […]
Liz Williams is a science fiction and fantasy writer living in Glastonbury, England, where she is co-director of a witchcraft supply business. She has published over a dozen novels and two short story collections, from publishers such as Bantam Spectra (US), Tor Macmillan (UK), and Night Shade Press, and appears regularly in Asimov’s and other […]
Jim Hubbert is a Tokyo-based translator. He has translated a number of Japanese science fiction stories and novels, including The Next Continent by Issui Ogawa and Gene Mapper by Taiyo Fujii. Jim also provided the English subtitles for many of Studio Ghibli’s features and served as script consultant for the Japanese-language versions of numerous feature films, most recently In and Out, Tomorrowland, and Avengers: […]
Other work by Mari Ness has appeared in Tor.com, Clarkesworld, Uncanny, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Diabolical Plots, Strange Horizons, Kaleidotrope, Nightmare, and right here in Lightspeed. A tiny collection of tiny fairy tales, Dancing in Silver Lands, was the 2021 Outwrite Fiction winner, and is available from Neon Hemlock Press; a poetry novella, Through Immortal Shadows […]
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