Some of our accomplished staff of editors.
TAMIM ANSARY is the
author of West of Kabul, East of New York, published by
Picador in 2003, a memoir of a life that straddles the fault line
between Islam and the West. He has also written numerous
nonfiction books for children and is a regular columnist for
Microsoft's Encarta.com. Tamim's commentary has been heard on the
Bill Moyers Show, the News Hour with Jim Lehrer, and the Oprah
Winfrey show.
FRANK BALDWIN is the author of two fast-paced
novels, Balling the Jack, published by Simon & Schuster
in 1998, and the erotic thriller Jake & Mimi, published
by Little, Brown in 2002. Frank is currently employed writing
screenplays.
JOHN GRANT is a
professional editor and the author of sixty or so books, about
twenty-five of them fiction. He co-edited The Encyclopedia of
Fantasy and is the recipient of two Hugo Awards, and of the
World Fantasy Award.
MICHAEL GRAY is the author of Confederate Nation. His work has appeared in Arkansas Review, Potomac Review, and Viet Nam Generation. He is the winner of the 2005 Alligator Juniper Fiction Prize and the 2005 The Writers Place Award for Short Fiction. He has taught in upstate New York, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Texas.
KEMBLE SCOTT is the
author of SoMa, a gritty novel about love and sex in San
Francisco, scheduled to be published by Kensington Books in
February 2007. An alum of the Columbia University Graduate School
of Journalism, Kemble has worked in print and television news and
has been honored with three Emmy awards and the Edward R. Murrow
award.
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