An MIT trained civil engineer with a second degree in Art & Design, Christine decided writing was a higher calling. After 75 published books, she sold her first young adult series, The Lost Tribes. She lives in Kansas City and is working on book 2.
Sarina Dorie has sold over eighty-five short stories to markets like Daily Science Fiction, Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Orson Scott Card’s IGMS, and Cosmos. Her novels include: SILENT MOON, DAWN OF THE MORNING STAR, and URBAN CHANGELING.
Jonathan Maberry is a NY Times bestselling novelist, five-time Bram Stoker Award winner, anthology editor, and comic book writer.
Lee Gimenez is the author of 11 novels. His latest thriller, SKYFLASH, is a new J.T. Ryan novel. Several of his books became bestsellers, including The WASHINGTON ULTIMATUM and KILLING WEST.
Steven Gould is the New York Times Bestselling author of the Jumper Series: JUMPER, REFLEX, IMPULSE, and EXO, as well as the stand alone novels, 7th SIGMA, WILDSIDE, HELM, and BLINDWAVES.
Born, raised and still living just outside of Boston, Don attended the Art Institute of Boston for illustration and decided that he liked writing better. Now he has six books total that he self publishes with number seven on the way.
Ken Liu is the author of The Grace of Kings, the first book in a silkpunk epic fantasy series published by Saga Press. He has won the Nebula, Hugo, and World Fantasy Awards.
Michael J. Martinez is the author of the DAEDALUS trilogy, as well as other assorted bits of science fiction and fantasy. He’s still slightly stunned that he’s being paid to write this stuff, but will keep going until someone says otherwise.
Ken Altabef is an author whose writing spans a wide range of the imaginative from science fiction to fantasy to horror. ALAANA’S WAY is his epic fantasy series set in the arctic wastes, and features Inuit mythology.
Stephanie Feldman’s debut novel, The Angel of Losses (HarperCollins 2014), is a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection and one of the Washington Post’s top five science fiction/fantasy books of 2014.
They are the last survivors of the settlers of the moon Sturnus, forty children rescued by the benevolent people of the planet Janus. Except Bear is starting to remember, and what he remembers is nothing like what he and the others have been told.
Jean Marie Ward writes about all things weird, wonderful and downright peculiar in her hometown of Washington, DC. Sometimes she writes fiction. It makes a lot more sense than the facts. Her web site is JeanMarieWard.com.
