Sonia’s stories have been published by Asimov’s SF, Wizards of the Coast, Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, and Intel Corp. Her novels include The Seer, from Baen Books.
She has studied martial arts, dance, and fine chocolate. She speaks fluent cat.
Geoff (he/him) works as a scientific editor, specializing in helping scientists who have English as their second language publish their research. He also writes fiction in his spare time, and has sold 38 stories thus far.
Walter Goodwater is a writer, fencer, software developer, book-lover, and dad. He is the author of the Cold War Magic series and The Liar of Red Valley. He is a California native and lives on the coast with his family.
Bryan Young works in many different media, from film and comics to prose and non-fiction. He’s been a regular contributor for the Huffington Post, StarWars.com, SYFY, /Film, and more. He’s worked in the Star Wars, Robotech, and BattleTech universes.
STEPHEN GOLDIN has written sf & fantasy professionally for over 50 years. He’s served as a Regional Director and as editor of the SFWA Bulletin. He’s got 40+ books and many shorter works to his credit.
Ronald D Ferguson taught college mathematics & published 4 textbooks, but decided writing SciFi & F is more fun. Now he writes full time. He lives with his wife and a rescue dog near the shadow of the Alamo.
Randee Dawn is an author and journalist based in Brooklyn. Her first novel, the humorous pop-culture fantasy “Tune in Tomorrow,” will be published in 2022 (Solaris).
Stephanie Burgis writes fun MG fantasy adventure novels (including The Dragon with a Chocolate Heart and The Raven Heir) and wildly romantic historical fantasy for adults (including The Harwood Spellbook and Scales and Sensibility).
John M. McKeel is a registered nurse in Oahu, Hawaii. Holding additional science degrees in psychology and engineering, John served in the U.S. Army as a Signals Intelligence Analyst. Giresun Island is his first professionally published novel.
Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki is an African speculative fiction writer and editor from Nigeria. He has won the Nommo award and been an finalist in the Nebula, Locus, BSFA, BFA, Sturgeon, This Is Horror and Nommo awards.
Astrid’s family has just moved to a remote motel in Wisconsin. After her parents disappear there, Astrid and two new friends start investigating. They quickly discover that the inn is an epicenter for time travel research gone very, very wrong.
STEPHEN GOLDIN has written sf & fantasy professionally for over 50 years. He’s served as a Regional Director and as editor of the SFWA Bulletin. He’s got 40+ books and many shorter works to his credit.
