Sid is a biotech engineer, musician and writer. He has composed music for short films and as soundtracks for his stories. He writes about the history of science and politics, and is interested in exploring the effects of climate change, colonialism, and technology on society through speculative fiction. His fiction and nonfiction has appeared in Uncanny Magazine, […]

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Patty Jansen lives in Sydney, Australia, where she spends most of her time writing Science Fiction and Fantasy. Her story “This Peaceful State of War” placed first in the second quarter of the Writers of the Future contest and was published in their 27th anthology. She has also sold fiction to genre magazines such as […]

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Alex Jeffers has no Twitter or Instagram and his website is out of order but he is on Facebook and has a massive collection coming out on May Day. He lives in Oregon with an elderly, cantankerous cat and is thisclose to completing a new novel.

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Amy Johnson’s short fiction and poetry have appeared in Lightspeed, Diabolical Plots, Escape Pod, Fantasy, and Small Wonders. A 2022 Fellow in Literature for the City of Somerville, she’s currently working on a speculative suspense novel. Find her at amyjohnson.com and as @shrapnelofme@wandering.shop on Mastodon and @shrapnelofme on Twitter.

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L.S. Johnson writes about the past to better understand the present, and about monsters to better understand ourselves. She is the author of the Chase and Daniels quartet of queer gothic novellas and over 40 short stories. Find her online at traversingz.com.

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Christopher A. Jos is a teacher currently living in Alberta, Canada, and is a self-professed fantasy and science-fiction junkie. His speculative fiction has appeared in publications such as The Arcanist, Theme of Absence, and The Colored Lens. Visit him at https://christopherajos.com/ or find him on Twitter @ChristopheAJos.

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Vylar Kaftan writes speculative fiction of all genres, including science fiction, fantasy, horror, and slipstream. She’s published stories in places such as Clarkesworld, Realms of Fantasy, and Strange Horizons. Her story “I’m Alive, I Love You, I’ll See You in Reno” was recently nominated for a Nebula Award. She lives with her husband Shannon in […]

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Dr. Philip Edward Kaldon teaches Physics at Western Michigan University by day and writes of the great wars of the 29th century and elsewhen at night. In his first half century, he’s lived in the lake effect snow pattern of four of the five Great Lakes, from growing up in Western New York to getting […]

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Rahul Kanakia is a science fiction writer who has sold stories to Clarkesworld, the Intergalactic Medicine Show, Apex, Nature, and Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet. He currently lives in Baltimore, where he is enrolled in the Master of the Fine Arts program in creative writing at Johns Hopkins University. He holds a B.A. in Economics from […]

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Ichabod Cassius Kilroy (called Ick by friends and haters alike) is a transsexual pile of mostly-real guts that could probably pass the Turing test, were the Turing test given to gutspills. It is a graduate of the 2023 Clarion workshop, enjoyer of coffee, and out of witticisms for this bio.

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