Authors
- Allen Steele
- Amanda Carlson
- Amanda Downum
- Andy Remic
- Barb & JC Hendee
- Brandon Sanderson
- Brent Weeks
- Brian Ruckley
- Brian W. Aldiss
- Celia Friedman
- Celine Kiernan
- Charles Stross
- Charlie Huston
- Christopher Moore
- Daniel Abraham
- David Brin
- David Farland
- Elizabeth Moon
- Fiona McIntosh
- Gail Carriger
- Gail Z. Martin
- Glenda Larke
- Helen Lowe
- Iain M. Banks
- Ian Graham
- Ian Irvine
- James Clemens
- James S.A. Corey
- Jaye Wells
- Jeff Somers
- Jennifer Rardin
- Jesse Bullington
- Jim Butcher
- Jo Graham
- Joe Abercrombie
- Joel Shepherd
- John R. Fultz
- Jon Courtenay Grimwood
- JV Jones
- K.J. Parker
- Karen Miller
- Karen Traviss
- Kate Elliott
- Kate Griffin
- Kelley Armstrong
- Ken MacLeod
- Kevin Hearne
- Kevin J. Anderson
- Kristen Painter
- Laurell K Hamilton
- Lilith Saintcrow
- M.L.N. Hanover
- Marianne de Pierres
- Marjorie M. Liu
- Michael Cobley
- Michael J. Sullivan
- Mike Carey
- Mira Grant
- N.K. Jemisin
- Nicole Peeler
- Orson Scott Card
- Pamela Freeman
- Paolo Bacigalupi
- Patricia Briggs
- Philip Palmer
- R Scott Bakker
- Rachel Aaron
- Rachel Neumeier
- Robert Buettner
- Robert Jackson Bennett
- Russell Kirkpatrick
- Sean Williams
- Simon Morden
- T.C. McCarthy
- Tad Williams
- Tanya Huff
- Terry Brooks
- Terry DeHart
- Tim Lebbon
- Trent Jamieson
- Tricia Sullivan
- Trudi Canavan
- Walter Jon Williams
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