N. K. Jemisin is a Brooklyn author whose debut novel, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, won the Locus award and was nominated for the Hugo, Nebula, and World Fantasy Awards. Her fourth novel, The Killing Moon, is forthcoming in May from Orbit Books. You can read some of her short fiction and excerpts of each novel at nkjemisin.com.
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	Livia Llewellyn is the author of the short story collection Engines of Desire: Tales of Love & Other Horrors, published by Lethe Press. Her fiction has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, including Subterranean, ChiZine, and Postscripts and will be in The Best Horror of the Year Volume Four. She’s currently working on her first novel.

Wednesday February 15th, 7pm at

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	James Patrick Kelly is best known for his short fiction, Including “Think Like A Dinosaur,”  “Ten to the Sixteenth to One” and “Burn.”   His work has been translated into nineteen languages and has won the Hugo, Nebula, and Locus awards.  His most recent publishing venture is the ezine James Patrick Kelly’s Strangeways on Kindle and Nook.
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	Kelly Link is the author of three collections of stories and her fiction has won three Nebula Awards, a Hugo, and a World Fantasy Award. She recently co-edited Steampunk!: An anthology of Fantastically Rich and Strange Stories with her husband Gavin J. Grant

Wednesday January 18th, 7pm at

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	Gemma Files is an award-winning horror writer with a twenty-year publication history whose short fiction and poetry has been published in magazines, anthologies and collections, as well as being adapted for television. She is also the author of A Book of Tongues and A Rope of Thorns, Volumes One and Two in the Hexslinger Series and is currently finishing off A Tree of Bones, which will be Hexslinger Volume Three.
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	Ekaterina Sedia is the author of The Secret History of Moscow, The Alchemy of Stone, The House of Discarded Dreams, and Heart of Iron. She is also edited several anthologies, including the World Fantasy Award winner Paper Cities. Her short stories have appeared in a number of venues.

Wednesday December 21st, 7pm at

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	Jack Womack, the author of seven novels including Random Acts of Senseless Violence, is currently working on his new novel Ashland: A Kentucky Murder Ballad, from which he’ll be reading.
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	Claude Lalumière is the author of the collection Objects of Worship and the recently published novella The Door to Lost Pages, both from CZP. He has edited nine anthologies, including the Aurora Award nominee Tesseracts Twelve: New Novellas of Canadian Fantastic Fiction.

Wednesday November 16th, 7pm at

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	Holly Black is the bestselling author of several novels, including Valiant, winner of the Andre Norton Award for Excellence in Young Adult Literature. Her most recent novels are White Cat and Red Glove of the “Curseworkers” series, and the third in the series, Black Heart, will be out in 2012. Holly’s short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies and is collected in Poison Eaters and Other Stories. In addition, Holly has co-edited three anthologies and is working on the third volume of her graphic novel series The Good Neighbors.
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	Lauren McLaughlin is a former screenwriter whose short fiction has appeared in Salon.com, Interzone, Sybil’s Garage, and Year’s Best SF. Her first novel, Cycler, based on her own screen adaptation is in development and the sequel, (Re)Cycler, was nominated for the American Library Association’s Rainbow List for LGBT fiction. Her latest novel, the dystopian YA thriller, Scored, has been described as a “terrifyingly realistic.”

Wednesday October 19th, 7pm at

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	Michael Swanwick is one of the most acclaimed and prolific science fiction and fantasy writers of his generation.   He has received a Hugo Award for fiction in an unprecedented five out of six years and has been honored with the Nebula, Theodore Sturgeon, and World Fantasy Awards. Michael’s latest novel is Dancing With Bears, a post-Utopian adventure featuring confidence artists Darger and Surplus, published recently by Night Shade Books.
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	Andy Duncan, whose new collection, The Pottawatomie Giant And Other Stories, will be out this fall from PS Publishing.  His “Slow as a Bullet” leads Jonathan Strahan’s Eclipse Four anthology, and his “On 20468 Petercook” is upcoming at Tor.com.  Duncan is a winner of two World Fantasy Awards and the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award for best science-fiction story of the year. Andy will be joining us on his birthday.

Wednesday September 21st, 7pm at

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	N.K. Jemisin‘s fiction has been nominated for the Hugo, Nebula, Tiptree, Gemmell, World Fantasy, and Crawford awards, and has won the Romantic Times Reviewer’s choice and Locus Award (for Best First Novel). Her short stories have most recently appeared in Clarkesworld, Postscripts, and Weird Tales, and forthcoming in the dystopian YA anthology After. Her first two novels: The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms and The Broken Kingdoms are currently out from Orbit Books.
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	Andrea Hairston is author of Redwood and Wildfire and Mindscape, shortlisted for the Phillip K Dick and Tiptree Awards, and winner of the Carl Brandon Parallax Award. She is a performer and award-winning playwright, and her plays have been produced at Yale Rep, the Kennedy Center, and on Public Radio & Television.Performing with her will be Pan Morigan, a composer, songwriter, and vocalist. She toured with Bobby McFerrin & Voicestra and has composed and performed for thirty productions including Castles of Gold, produced for Public Radio. Her CD, Wild Bluecame out December. Hairston and Morigan do a performance/reading.

Wednesday August 17th, 7pm at

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	Geoff Ryman‘s new collection of short stories Paradise Tales has recently been published by Small Beer. A new long short story ‘What We Found’ is due out soon in Fantasy and Science Fiction.  His stories, novels and anthologies have won 14 awards including the Arthur C Clarke Award, the John W Campbell Memorial Award, the Tiptree and the Dick awards. His novels include The Child Garden and Was both to be re-issued in new editions by Small Beer Press.
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	Katherine Vaz has been a Fellow in Fiction at Harvard University and has published two novels, Saudade and Mariana, translated into six languages and selected by the Library of Congress as one of the Top 30 International Books of 1998. Her collection Fado & Other Stories won the Drue Heinz Literature Prize and Our Lady of the Artichokes won the Prairie Schooner Book Prize.  She’s a Radcliffe Fellow and recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Award and has published short fiction in numerous magazines.

Wednesday July 20th, 7pm at

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	Sarah Langan, three-time Bram Stoker Award winning author of the novels The Keeper and The Missing, and Audrey’s Door, which was optioned by The Weinstein Company for film. Her short fiction has appeared or is forthcoming from F&SF, Lightspeed, The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, and Brave New Worlds. She’s currently working on a post-apocalyptic young adult series called Kids and two adult novels: Empty Houses, and My Father’s Ghost.
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	Glen Hirshberg, whose new collection, The Janus Tree and Other Stories, will be published by Subterranean this fall. He is the author of two critically acclaimed novels, The Book of Bunk and The Snowman’s Children. Both of his earlier story collections, American Morons and The Two Sams won the International Horror Guild Award. In 2008, he won a Shirley Jackson Award for his novella, “The Janus Tree.” With Dennis Etchison and Peter Atkins, he co-founded the Rolling Darkness Revue, a traveling ghost story performance troupe that tours the west coast of the United States and elsewhere each October.

Wednesday June 15th, 7pm at

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	Elizabeth Bear, whose most recent publications include The White City, a story of forensic sorcery and the price of love set in an alternate 19th century Moscow, Grail, the final book in the Jacob’s Ladder science fiction trilogy, and post-apocalyptic Norse techno-fantasy The Sea Thy Mistress.
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	Felix Gilman, the author of three novels, the Big Weird City duology Thunderer and Gears of the City, and the steampunkish kind-of-western-epic The Half-Made World.

Wednesday May 18th, 7pm at

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