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Richard Baldwin<\/strong> is a Toronto-based writer, graphic designer and editor. Cucurbital 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Tobias Buckell<\/strong> is a Clarion graduate, a Writers of The Future winner, and Campbell Award nominee. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Beth Cato<\/strong> creates stories, cookies, and the occasional poem within her Sonoran desert lair. Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

J. Kathleen Cheney<\/strong> has been a finalist for both the Nebula Award and the PRISM Award. Alembical 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Arthur (Buck) Dorrance<\/strong> is a graduate of Clarion East, Odyssey, and other workshops. He co-edited Alembical<\/em>, Cucurbital<\/em>, Alembical 2<\/em>, and Rejiggering The Thingamajig<\/em><\/p>\n

Mae Empson <\/strong> writes short fiction and poetry, often inspired by fairy tales, myths, or superstitions. Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Geoffrey Girard<\/strong> is a Writers of The Future winner and currently teaches English at a High School in Ohio. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

David W. Goldman<\/strong> is a Writers of The Future winner and lives in Portland, Oregon. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Jim C. Hines<\/strong> is the author of the Gobin Quest trilogy and the four volume Princess series. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

C. L. Holland<\/strong> is a fantasy writer from the UK. Cucurbital 2<\/em>, Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

M. K. Hutchins <\/strong> has a degree in archaeology. She writes high fantasy and science fiction. Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Elaine Isaak<\/strong> calmly informs everyone that “you do not want to be my hero.” Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Sarah L. Johnson<\/strong> is a Canadian writer of off-beat fiction who once uttered a very bad word in the middle of a very quiet bookstore. Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Mary Robinette Kowal<\/strong> is a Campbell and Hugo Award winner, Nebula Award nominee, novelist and puppeteer. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Jay Lake<\/strong> is a Campbell Award winner, multiple Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominee, editor, and novelist. Alembical<\/em>, Cucurbital<\/em><\/p>\n

David D. Levine<\/strong> is a Writers of the Future and Hugo Award winner, and a Campbell and Nebula Award nominee. Alembical 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Michael Livingston<\/strong> is a Writers of The Future winner, and teaches English at The Citadel. He co-edited Prime Codex<\/em> and Eyes Like Sky And Coal And Moonlight<\/em><\/p>\n

James Maxey<\/strong> is the author of the Bitterwood series, as well as several superhero novels. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Melissa Mead<\/strong> is a writer of strange things; she lives in the Albany, NY area. Cucurbital 2<\/em>, Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Christine Morgan<\/strong> writes in almost any genre, and works the overnight shift in a psychiatric facility. Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Ruth Nestvold<\/strong> is a graduate of Clarion and a Nebula Award nominee. She lives in Stuttgart, Germany. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Kat Otis<\/strong> writes everything from historical fantasy to urban fantasy, with a bit of science fiction thrown in. Cucurbital 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Tom Pendergrass<\/strong> is an enigma. Either that, or we just couldn’t find anything about him to put here. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Tony Pi<\/strong> is a Canadian linguist born in Taipei, Taiwan. Alembical 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Cat Rambo<\/strong> is a graduate of Clarion, an Endeavor Award finalist, editor, and reviewer. Prime Codex<\/em>, Eyes Like Sky And Coal And Moonlight<\/em><\/p>\n

Mike Rimar<\/strong> is a self-described “taco puzzle wrapped in an tortilla shell enigma.” We couldn’t make that up. Cucurbital 2<\/em><\/p>\n

Matthew S. Rotundo<\/strong> is a Writers of The Future winner, and a graduate of Odyssey. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Catherine Schaff-Stump<\/strong> is a graduate of Viable Paradise as well as Taos Toolbox, and has a PhD in 2nd Language Acquisition. Cucurbital 2<\/em>, Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Lawrence M. Schoen<\/strong> is a Campbell, Hugo, and Nebula Award nominee. He speaks Klingon and thinks you should too. And he’s also a hypnotist. He’s the publisher here at Paper Golem, and has edited or co-edited all of the books<\/p>\n

Ken Scholes<\/strong> is a Writers of the Future winner, and has been a preacher, musician, and labelgun repairman. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Brian E. Shaw <\/strong> is Marine combat veteran, National Security Professional, and perennial adventure seeker. His first published story appears in Cucurbital 3<\/em><\/p>\n

Mike Shultz<\/strong> asserts that he is “a pod person from Mars.” Who are we to argue? Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Eric James Stone<\/strong> is a Writers of The Future winner, Nebula Award winner, and Hugo nominee. Prime Codex<\/em><\/p>\n

Bruce Taylor<\/strong>, aka “Mr. Magic Realism,” writes magic realism, as well as bizarro and surrealism. Alembical<\/em>, Cucurbital<\/em><\/p>\n

E. Catherine Tobler<\/strong> lives and writes in Colorado. She’s also the editor of Shimmer magazine. Prime Codex<\/em>, Cucurbital 2<\/em><\/p>\n

James Van Pelt<\/strong> is a Campbell and Nebula Award nominee. He teaches high school English. Alembical<\/em>, Cucurbital<\/em><\/p>\n

Ray Vukcevich<\/strong> defies our meager powers of description. Alembical<\/em>, Cucurbital<\/em><\/p>\n

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