Stephen J Kimber is an Australian author and teacher. He has co-authored a number of educational texts in English, History and Geography for John Wiley & Sons (Jacaranda), Nelson Thomson (CEngage), and others. He's the author of the YA novella, 'Sex and Drugs and Rock N Roll -- Or the cooling of Nathan Pearson', three plays, many short stories, and non-fiction pieces on motorcycling, fishing and the craft of writing. His work has appeared in magazines such as Imago, Idiom 123, Carve, Social Alternatives, Australian Angler, Two Wheels and others. He grew up in New Guinea, and has lived and worked in the UK and Indonesia. He currently lives with his wife, Linda, in rural Queensland, Australia, and shares the house with a husky named Syah and a cat named by his daughter after Childish Gambino. There are also lots of chooks (chickens); not in the house, though. Andrew MacQuarrie is a reader, a writer, a veteran, and (allegedly) a doctor. Originally from Nova Scotia, he now calls Los Angeles home after a couple dozen formative years in Tennessee, the District of Columbia, and a brief sojourn in the US Air Force. When he isn't writing, Andrew can be found on hold with health insurance companies or filling out Prior Authorization paperwork. He has previously published short fiction in The Montreal Review, The Write Launch, Pennsylvania English, The Line Literary Review, and On the Premises, and has two different novel manuscripts in his back pocket ready to find a home if he ever makes time to sit down and edit them. Andrew can be followed on Twitter @haemo_goblin.
