Contributors
Haddayr Copley-Woods writes dark fantasy, erotica, and science fiction stories; as well as essays and radio commentaries on various topics including disability issues. Her work is published in places like Strange Horizons, Minnesota Public Radio, and Best American Erotica. You can find most of her fiction and nonfiction at her website.2 Articles
Eliora Smith is a blogger and poet. She left college after her first year due to disability and decided to pursue her career in writing. On her blog she reviews various forms of media and looks at the way they handle different kind of diversity. Eliora is fascinated by all types of storytelling, especially fairytales. She lives in the approximate middle of nowhere with her parents, two cats, and a very large number of penguin-related tchotchke.1 Articles
Courtney T. Gillen is a filmmaker, writer and artist who also has schizophrenia. She lives with her wife in Vancouver, Canada, where she spends her time working on that elusive first novel, hanging out by the ocean, and crushing stigma like a pop can—basically, living the dream.1 Articles
Elsa Sjunneson-Henry is a half-blind, half-deaf, half-Scandinavian horror & SFF writer who lives in New Jersey with her husband. Her fiction appears in many tabletop roleplaying games, including the upcoming Dead Scare, and Green Ronin's Blue Rose. She's also included in the Ghost in the Cogs anthology from Broken Eye Books. She has an MA in Women's History from Sarah Lawrence College, and her non-fiction can be found on Feminist Sonar, and other places on the internet. When she's not scribbling out ideas, she can be found walking her hound dog on revolutionary war battlefields, and advocating for people with disabilities for better access to tabletop gaming.1 Articles
Sally J. Pla is the author of The Someday Birds (HarperCollins, Jan 24, 2017). She has three sons, a spouse, and an enormous fluffy dog, and lives near lots of lemon trees in San Diego, where she’s working on her next book.1 Articles
Alex Bear is an editorial intern at Coffeetown Press. She’s devoured books all her life, including YA, and hopes to continue to do so for some time.1 Articles
Cristina Hartmann is a writer (also publishes sci-fi works under the pen name Victoria Halley) who likes to jump out of planes and read books (not at the same time). Cristina has a weakness for YA books featuring female protagonists who can wield a sword like nobody’s business. When she’s not writing, jumping out of planes, or reading, Cristina loves cooking, eating, and playing with fuzzy creatures. (Alas, she’s not a fish person.) She's the author of The Secret Value of Zero, a YA sci-fi dystopia.1 Articles
Tom Angleberger is the author of the bestselling Origami Yoda series. He is also the author of Horton Halfpott and Fake Mustache, both Edgar Award nominees. Tom is married to author-illustrator Cece Bell and lives in Christiansburg, Virginia.1 Articles
Becky Morris lives in Louisville, KY, where she spends her days and nights in social media—no, really, she's a social media manager for a marketing company. Her precious free time is spent reading, crocheting, playing with her dog and watching the Louisville Cardinals.1 Articles
Hi there, I'm Nadia! I was born and raised in the province of Ontario Canada, and my passion in life is writing. I hope that when you all read something written by me, you are left feeling inspired and motivated. I'm also into video games and you will always find me playing one when I am not writing.1 Articles