Science Fiction: General

Dr David Batchelor earned his undergraduate B.S. in Physics from MIT and his Read more »

David Brin is a scientist, inventor, and New York Times bestselling author. With books ranslated into 25 languages, he has won multiple Hugo, Nebula, and other awards. A film directed by Kevin Costner was based on David’s novel The Postman. Other works have been optioned by Paramount and Warner Bros. One of them – Kiln People – has been called a book of ideas disguised as a fast-moving and fun noir detective story, set in a vividly original future; while a hardcover graphic novel – The Life Eaters – explored alternate outcomes to World War II. Read more »

I am a professional speaker, a “general futurist,” and speak to a wide range of largely business and government audiences. As the Chief Information Officer for the City of Kirkland, a published science fiction author, and a futurist (see www.futurist.com for some of my articles), I have experience giving interactive “conversational” or keynote talks designed to help audiences think and talk about the future. My fees vary by the audience, amount of travel, preparation involved an other factors. Read more »

Swedish SF writer/artist. Available for speaking gigs in Scandinavia ONLY (in English or Swedish). Fluent English speaker with university education in English and Literature. Some experience as a stand-up comedian. Politically unaffiliated, but strongly pro-science and pro-”separation of Church and State”.

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TERRA HEXA - Wela Fantasy, Sweden, 2004\n2.
TERRA HEXA II - Wela Fantasy, Sweden, projected 2006 release Short fiction (in print). Read more »

James is a freelance writer who has written articles, columns, interviews, fiction and poetry for SciFiNow.com, RevolutionSF.com, Strange Horizons, Singu1arity, Scifaikuest, Worlds Apart, and the Internet Review of Science Fiction. He also writes a movie review column entitled “Barium Cinema” for Continuum Science Fiction, and reviews short fiction for the Hugo-nominated ezine Tangent. He has studied science fiction his entire life, and can talk about genre history, the history of fandom, trends in fiction, and major authors. He lives in Flowery Branch, Georgia.