John Borneman writes poetry and short fiction that covers an eclectic range of topics from "home town" to "science fiction and fantasy". He has been published in The Magazine of Speculative Fiction, Andromeda Spaceways, The Tipton Poetry Review, Dark Poets Against Abuse, and others.
John's work has been nominated for the Science Fiction Poetry Association's Rhysling Award, and honorably mentioned in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror.
John is a past president of the Indiana Library Federation and was Trustee Board President of his local county library for many years.
John is an engineer by day specializing in statistical problem solving and electronics manufacturing-- none of which you will see in his stories.
Perry Brass has published 23 books, including poetry, novels, short fiction, science fiction, and advice books (How to Survive Your Own Gay Life; The Manly Art of Seduction; The Manly Pursuit of Desire and Love). A member of the New York Gay Liberation Front, he has been involved with lgbtq rights since 1969, shortly after the Stonewall Uprising, co-editing Come Out!, GLF’s groundbreaking newspaper. In 1972, with two friends, he co-founded the Gay Men’s Health Project Clinic, the first clinic specifically for gay men on the East Coast, still thriving as the Callen-Lorde Community Health Service. His sexually frank novels are visionary: they include Albert or the Book of Man, 1995, which prefigured the rise of a White Christian Party that wo
Brien Cole has been called “a unique voice in Australian writing” and “an imaginative writer of a high order.”
His work reflects a deep connection to the Australian landscape and its stories. Over the years, Brien has published short stories, novels, and a children’s book, often writing between shifts in vineyards and wine cellars.
Solero: A Parrot’s Tale, his latest novel, is a lyrical, magical journey through history and myth thirty years in the making and well worth the wait.
