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Authors
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Elizabeth Keller lives in New York State. She spent two years teaching
English and History in Shanghai where she also developed an uncanny ability to
elbow her way onto a bus. She has taught freshman writing for two and a half
years at the University of Massachusetts where she earned her Master's degree.
Ms. Keller first met John Zakour about six years ago through his wife and has
worked with him on two books, including Illusia.
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John Zakour is a humor/sf/fantasy writer with an online Master's degree in Human Behavior. He has written zillions (well, thousands) of gags for syndicated comics and comedians (including: Rugrats, Grimmy, Marmaduke, Bound and Gagged, Dennis the Menace, The Tonight Show and, Joan River's TV show). John also writes his own syndicated comic, Working Daze, for United Media, which appears in papers all over the world and has a regular web following with over 50,000 readers. He also has been a regular contributor to Nickelodeon magazine writing Fairly Odd Parents, Rugrats and Jimmy Neutron comic books.
John's first humorous SF mystery, The Plutonium Blonde (DAW 2001, co-written with Larry Ganem) was named one of the top 30 SF books of 2001 by The Chronicle of Science Fiction who called it "the funniest SF book of 2001". Other novels in the series have made the Locus and SF bestseller lists. The fifth book in the series, The Blue-Haired Bombshell, will be released in December 2007 by DAW. John has also sold numerous short stories to anthologies and magazines. A comprehensive list of John's works can be found at his website.
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David Walton lives in the Philadelphia suburbs in a house safely outside the crater radius. By day, he writes Top Secret software for a large defense contractor, and by night he juggles five children, none of whom were around to see the end of the twentieth century. In the wee hours in between, he makes digital copies of his brain to do his writing for him while he sleeps. His wife reads all of his fiction and improves it immeasurably. His children can't read, but they think their Daddy is pretty great anyway.
David's short fiction has appeared in many magazines and anthologies, most notably Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Futurismic, and the Meadowhawk Press anthology Touched by Wonder. A complete list of his fiction can be found at his website, www.davidwaltonfiction.com .
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Our Touched By Wonder Anthology showcases writing talent from around the world. From award winning to debut authors, our contributors are as impressive as their fiction.
Click here to meet the anthology authors
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