About the Editors

Jennifer Lee Rossman is a disabled science fiction geek and assistant editor of Love & Bubbles. Her work has been featured in several anthologies and her time travel novella Anachronism is now available from Kristell Ink, an imprint of Grimbold Books. Her debut novel, Jack Jetstark's Intergalactic Freakshow, will be published by World Weaver Press in December.
Jennifer uses a power wheelchair, has ADHD, and is very probably autistic. So yes, she's a ton of fun at parties.
She blogs at jenniferleerossman.blogspot.com and tweets @JenLRossman.

After 20 years working in network security and anti-spam in a role he describes as “straight out of a William Gibson ‘Sprawl’ novel complete with large Japanese mega-corporation and teams with samurai slogans (Katte kabuto no o wo shimeyo),” Brian McNett is returning to the writing career he abandoned in the 1990s. Suffering an extreme form of an otherwise common sleep disorder, this asexual cyberspace warfare veteran requires a source of electric power, a wireless network and SD card, sleeps ten hours a night and four during the day. Somehow this still fails to qualify as “disabled.” Go figure. His prior writings as a journalist have long been only available on unindexed microfiche, but are now searchable (all three of them). All of the above is written without either hyperbole or sarcasm.

He blogs at http://bmcnett.com and tweets @b_mcnett.