Matthew is a libertarian living in central Ohio. A graduate of Ohio State University, he majored in Spanish and has published a work of libertarian science fiction called Wĭthûr Wē.
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Travis J.I. Corcoran is a Catholic anarchocapitalist software engineer and business owner. He is an amateur (from the Latin, meaning “grossly unskilled, but enjoying it anyway”) at wood turning, blacksmithing, guitar playing, gourmet cooking, throwing ceramic pots, and a few other things.
Travis has had nonfiction articles published in several national magazines including Dragon, Make, and Fine Homebuilding.
The Powers of the Earth, which he is almost finished editing, is his first novel and will be the first in his Aristillus Series.
The Aristillus Series
The Aristillus Series is pair of science fiction novels about anarchocapitalism, economics, open source software, corporate finance, social media, antigravity, lunar colonization, genetically modified dogs, strong AI, and really, really big guns.
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Nickie is a jewelry metalsmith, a fire spinner, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu blue belt, a wife, and a mother of two. She is an anarcho-libertarian who can’t dance and loves to cook. She loves learning and trying new things.
Long an ardent reader, Nickie has developed an interest in learning how to write her own stories. Her favorite book and author change often, but the Sword of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin is her most recent writing inspiration. An artsy-crafty person, she also has a great love of all things steampunk.
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Geoffrey is a freelance writer, editor, web designer, and educator and an independent scholar and political philosopher. He is the founder of the Libertarian Fiction Authors Association, the founder and executive editor of Prometheus Unbound: A Libertarian Review of Fiction and Literature, the webmaster of The Libertarian Standard, and an adjunct instructor for Buena Vista University.
As far as his philosophical and political interests go, Geoffrey is a neo-Aristotelian and Austro-libertarian anarchist. His scholarly work has thus far appeared in Libertarian Papers, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, the Journal of Value Inquiry, and Transformers and Philosophy.
Alas, Geoffrey has not yet published any fiction. He is cultivating ideas for several stories of varying length in genres ranging from hard science fiction to epic fantasy, sword & sorcery, and far future science fantasy. Some of his favorite authors include Robert Heinlein, Brandon Sanderson, George R.R. Martin, Joe Abercrombie, R.A. Salvatore, and Allen Steele.
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