C. L. Polk (they/them) wrote the Kingston Cycle, including the ward winning Witchmark. Their novel The Midnight Bargain was a Canada Reads, Nebula, Locus, and Fiyah award finalist. Mx. Polk drinks good coffee because life is too short. They live […]
Born in Nottingham, England, Jennifer R. Povey now lives in Northern Virginia, where she writes everything from heroic fantasy to stories for Analog. She has written a number of novels across multiple sub genres. She is a full member of […]
Gareth L. Powell writes science fiction about extraordinary characters wrestling with the question of what it means to be human. He has won and been shortlisted for several major awards, including the BSFA, Locus, British Fantasy, and Seiun, and his […]
Vina Jie-Min Prasad is a Singaporean writer working against the world-machine. She has been a finalist for the Nebula, Hugo, Astounding, Sturgeon, and Locus Awards. She is currently based in London.
Lettie Prell’s science fiction stories and novellas often examine topics of transhumanism and artificial intelligence. She has also explored justice-related themes, which stem from her long-standing career as a researcher in that field. Her work has appeared in Wired, Tor.com, […]
Author of Trouble in the Stars, a MG SF adventure about a shapeshifter kid on the run from the galactic government, published by Philomel (imprint at Penguin Random House). Other books include the Magic Thief series (published in 23 languages), […]
Pam Punzalan wears many hats: writer, game designer, editor, authenticity reader, cultural consultant, and community builder. She builds tabletop and fictional worlds that speak her truths as a queer, Filipino woman. Her work in all these spheres has been nominated […]
Phong is a Vietnamese-American lawyer and writer of science fiction. Though he considers himself Californian at heart, he also calls Singapore, where he currently resides, home. He enjoys spending his time in Singapore catching no ball and trying to write […]