Last week’s post on the New Authors’ Fellowship blog:
As a teen, I devoured all the decent speculative fiction I could find. I grew up with a steady diet of the usual (Tolkien, Lewis), but also read stories by Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Elizabeth Boyers, etc. Anything that was decent, I got my hands on it and read it. When I ran out, I began re-reading. When that lost its fascination, I began writing stories for myself.
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Published by H. A. Titus
H. A. Titus is usually found with her nose in a book or spinning story-worlds in her head. Her love affair with fantasy began at age twelve, when her dad handed her The Lord of the Rings after listening to it on tape during a family vacation.
Her stories have been published in Digital Dragon Magazine, Residential Aliens Magazine, and four anthologies: Alternative Witness; Avenir Eclectia Volume 1; The Tanist's Wife and Other Stories; and Different Dragons Volume II. In December 2013, her short story "Dragon Dance" won Honorable Mention in a Writers of the Future contest.
She lives on the shores of Lake Superior with her meteorologist husband and young son, who do their best to ensure she occasionally emerges into the real world. When she's not writing, she can be found rock-climbing, skiing, or hanging out at her online home, hatitus.wordpress.com.
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