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Mary Rosenblum is the author of four science fiction novels, including her latest, Horizons, and The Drylands, which won the Compton Crook Award for Best First Novel. Water Rites—a compilation of The Drylands and the three novelettes that preceded it—is recently available from Fairwood Press. Her short work frequently appears in Asimov’s, but has also […]
M.K. Hobson’s stories have recently appeared in the Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror 2011 and Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet. Her Nebula-nominated debut novel—The Native Star—is available at fine retailers everywhere. She invites you to visit her website, www.demimonde.com.
David Langford has published over thirty books, eighty short stories and several hundred magazine columns since his 1975 debut. His awards include the Skylark, European SF Award (shared with Peter Nicholls and Brian Stableford) and 28 Hugos—some for his SF newsletter Ansible, launched in 1979 and currently appearing monthly: see news.ansible.co.uk. Langford’s most popular novel […]
Caroline M. Yoachim is a three-time Hugo and six-time Nebula Award finalist. Her short stories have been translated into several languages and reprinted in multiple best-of anthologies, including four times in Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy. Yoachim’s short story collection Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories and the print […]
Tina Connolly lives with her family in Portland, Oregon. Her stories have appeared in Lightspeed, Tor.com, Strange Horizons, and Beneath Ceaseless Skies. Her first fantasy novel, Ironskin (Tor 2012), was nominated for a Nebula, and the sequel Copperhead is now out from Tor. She narrates for Podcastle and Beneath Ceaseless Skies, runs the Parsec-winning flash […]
Dale Bailey is the critically-acclaimed author of several books, including The End of the End of Everything and The Subterranean Season. His story “Death and Suffrage” was adapted for Showtime’s Masters of Horror television series. His short fiction has won the Shirley Jackson Award and the International Horror Guild Award, has been nominated for the […]
Gene Wolfe—who is perhaps best known for his multi-volume epic, The Book of the New Sun—is the author of more than 200 short stories and thirty novels, is a two-time winner of the Nebula Award, a four-time winner of the World Fantasy Award, and was once praised as “the greatest writer in the English Language […]
Born in Lynchburg, VA, raised in Daytona Beach, FL, Lucius Shepard has won the Hugo, Nebula, Word Fantasy, the Shirley Jackson, the Sturgeon, et al for his fiction. He has lived all over the world but currently resides in Portland, OR. Forthcoming are The Dragon Griaule and a novella collection Five Autobiographies.
Kathleen Ann Goonan is the author of seven novels, the most recent being This Shared Dream. In War Times won the John W. Campbell Award for Best Science Fiction Novel of 2007; it was also the American Library Association’s Best SF Novel of 2007. Previous novels were finalists for the Nebula, Clarke, and BSFA Awards. […]
Chris Willrich lives with his family in the otherworldly environs of Silicon Valley, where he works as a children’s librarian. His fiction has appeared in Asimov’s, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Black Gate, Fantasy & Science Fiction, Flashing Swords, and The Mythic Circle. You can find him irregularly on his blog at Goblins in the Library and […]
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