Michael Montoure
Michael Montoure writes horror & urban fantasy about hidden truths, secret dealings, & our changing pasts. He’s standing right behind you.
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C.L. Moore
Catherine Lucille Moore was an American science fiction and fantasy writer, who most often used the pen name C. L. Moore. She was among the first women to write in either genre. She was a trailblazer in the early pulp magazines, and prolific over the next several decades. In 1981, Moore received two awards for her career in fantasy literature: the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement, chosen by a panel of judges at the World Fantasy Convention, and the Gandalf Grand Master Award, chosen by vote of participants in the World Science Fiction Convention.
David Moore
David Moore is an American role-player, podcaster, and all around good guy. He hosts The Game Master Show and organized the Firefly RPG After Serenity.
Fiona Moore
Fiona Moore is a BSFA Award winning, WFA shortlisted writer, academic and critic, author of Management Lessons from Game of Thrones and the Morag and Seamus series of cozy post-apocalyptic stories. Her work has appeared in Clarkesworld, Asimov, Interzone, and seven consecutive editions of Best of British SF. She has published two novels, including the BSFA Award-shortlisted Rabbit in the Moon, and has a third coming out soon from Flame Tree Publishing. She makes miniatures and runs a blog about cooking food from franchise tie-in cookbooks. She lives in London with an incredibly chill snowshoe cat.
Stewart Moore
Stewart Moore has recently published short fiction in Mysterion and Diabolical Plots, as well as a nonfiction book, Jewish Ethnic Identity and Relations in Hellenistic Egypt.
Jeremy Moran
Jeremy Moran is a writer, filmmaker, and actor based in Austin Tx. You can usually catch him doing improv around the city. Check out his writings and films at www.jeremymoran.com. Follow his happenings at @moranicjeremy on Twitter.
Mark Patrick Morehead
An aspiring writer living in Denver, Colorado, Mark Patrick Morehead is currently marketing his third novel, revising the forth. He has several published short stories and a drawer-full still looking for homes.
Gus Moreno
GUS MORENO is from the south side of Chicago, and his work has appeared in LitroNY, Bluestem Magazine, Chuck Palahniuk’s “Burnt Tongues” anthology, and a bunch of other places that are totally not defunct. He is currently working on a new novel.