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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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