Reflection's Edge

Author Bios

Bob Black

Bob Black is a known and respected historical author who has published three books and hundreds of articles on a range on historical subjects. He has been commissioned for a fourth book. He enjoys rewriting and reworking old, lesser known Northern myths, such as this one.

Bosley Gravel

Bosley Gravel was born in the Midwest, and came of age in Texas and southern New Mexico. He has worked numerous dead end jobs, and now makes a living working on computer networks and various related activities. He has been making up stories from an early age, and from time to time they end up on paper. His site is .

Michael John Grist

Michael John Grist is a British/American writer/teacher living in Tokyo, Japan. His stories have appeared in atomjack.com, alienskin.com, quantummuse.com, and reflectionsedge.com,as well as various other places around the web. He's currently working on a novel of connected short stories titled Jabbler's Mons. For more about him and his work, see his blog at michaeljohngrist.com, or email him at michaeljohngrist@hotmail.com.

Claude Lalumière

Claude Lalumière's fiction has appeared in Year's Best SF 12, Year's Best Fantasy 6, SciFiction, Interzone, On Spec, and others. He has edited eight anthologies, including Witpunk (with Marty Halpern), Island Dreams, Open Space, Lust for Life (with Elise Moser), and Tesseracts Twelve. His website is lostpages.net, and he blogs at lostpagesfoundpages.blogspot.com. Claude lives in Montreal.

Ed Robertson

After growing up in a part of Washington State known mainly as the birthplace of Chuck Palahniuk and the final resting place of the continent's oldest skeleton, Ed attended NYU's fiction program. He's since moved back to the Northwest, where he works as a movie critic. His short fiction's previously appeared in The Gallatin Review.

Eric Vogt

Eric Vogt is an easily amused technical writer and slightly rusty old rivethead who lives in Madison, Wisconsin. His fiction has previously appeared in the anthology Desolate Places and the online magazine Third Order.

A full list of past Reflection's Edge authors can be found here.