People

Brian Rollins

Brian lives in Colorado with his wife, two kids, and a Great Dane. When he’s not voice acting, he’s in community theater. When he’s not doing that, he works as a web developer to actually pay the bills. Brian writes reviews for the Sci-Fi blog Bureau 42 and voiced a variety of characters for the MMORPG AlterVerse. This year, he is also going for his 3rd attempt at finishing a NaNoWriMo book. You can find out more about him on his website: THE VOICES IN MY HEAD.

Find more by Brian Rollins

Elsewhere

Daniel Roop

Daniel Roop

Daniel Roop is a member of the HWA and SFPA. His speculative fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in publications including Apex Magazine, Cast of Wonders, Cosmic Horror Monthly, and others. His favorite Pseudopod episode is 560: “Where the Summer Ends” by Karl Edward Wagner, which he first listened to one sunny afternoon while driving down the Knoxville street where all the horror happens. He is a seventh-generation East Tennessean, and his favorite superhero is Kitty Pryde.

Find more by Daniel Roop

Daniel Roop
Elsewhere

Jen Roper

Jen Roper lives in Atlanta, GA. She works as a software engineer. Some day she will probably embed SETI on your thermostat and in your car assuming someone else doesn’t beat her to the punch. In the meantime, her hobbies include drinking and knowing things and making pop culture references. She also enjoys long walks after dark and seeking out Eldritch abominations in an alternate reality known as “pocket monsters”.

Find more by Jen Roper

Elsewhere

Josh Roseman

Josh Roseman

Josh Roseman (not the trombonist; the other one) lives in Georgia and writes science fiction, fantasy, horror, and romance. When not writing, he mostly complains about not writing. Follow him on Twitter, Threads, Instagram, or Bluesky @Listener42, where he often posts pictures of his dog.

 

 

Find more by Josh Roseman

Josh Roseman
Elsewhere

Phil Rossi

PseudoPod Logo Contrast

Writer, musician, podcaster, kick-ass husband, and father. A New England native, Phil Rossi is currently a resident of Northern Virginia. When he is not hunkered down in the studio creating, he can be found either out playing rock music in the DC metro area or frolicking with his seven pets.

Find more by Phil Rossi

PseudoPod Logo Contrast
Elsewhere

Josh Rountree

Josh Rountree
Josh Rountree has published short fiction in a wide variety of magazines and anthologies, including Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Realms of Fantasy, The Deadlands, Bourbon Penn, Escape Pod, PodCastle, Weird Horror, and Found: An Anthology of Found Footage Horror.  This is his third story in PseudoPod.
His latest short fiction collection is Fantastic Americana from Fairwood Press. His novel The Legend of Charlie Fish will be published by Tachyon Publications in July 2023.
Your can get the whole scoop at his website: www.joshrountree.com

Find more by Josh Rountree

Josh Rountree
Elsewhere

Eden Royce

Eden Royce

Eden Royce is a Shirley Jackson Award finalist and her short stories have appeared in a variety of publications, including FIYAH Literary Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror, Strange Horizons, Nightmare Magazine, and PseudoPod. She has written articles for Writer’s Digest, The Horn Book Magazine, and We Need Diverse Books.

Her debut novel Root Magic is a Walter Dean Myers Award Honoree, an Andre Norton Nebula Award Finalist, an Ignyte Award winner, and a Mythopoeic Fantasy Award winner for outstanding children’s literature.

Hollow Tongue, her first adult horror novella, will be published by Raw Dog Screaming Press in 2024. Find her online at http://edenroyce.com/

Find more by Eden Royce

Eden Royce
Elsewhere

A. A. Rubin

A. A. Rubin

Cast out of the universe like cosmic Cain, A. A. Rubin roams the planes of reality, jumping through the variegated permutations of the multiverse across the dimensions of space and time. A member of SFWA and the HWA, his work has appeared recently in Love Letter to Poe, The Best Climate Change Stories (Secant), and Ahoy! Comics. Doomed to travel and record, but never find a home, he chronicles his adventures across social media as @TheSurrealAri, and can be reached–in most realities–through his website, www.aarubin.com.

Find more by A. A. Rubin

A. A. Rubin
Elsewhere