Nobilis Erotica Creators & Guests

Nobilis Reed is the creator, editor and host of the Nobilis Erotica podcast, the monthly anthology podcast of erotic science fiction and fantasy short stories.He is also the producer of This Kaiju Life, the weekly autobiographical story of an ordinary IT guy who works at an extraordinary company.

Josh Roseman is an author of speculative and horror fiction, and a voice actor and narrator.Roseman's stories have appeared in Asimov's, Escape Pod, Dunesteef Audio Fiction, and StarShipSofa, and have been collected in the anthology "Fat Girl in a Strange Land." His first book, the collection "The Clockwork Russian," was published in 2015. His first novel "After the Apocalypse," was published in 2017.

Abigail Hilton is a traveling nurse anesthetist. She has spent time in veterinary school, lived in Taiwan, and skinned rattlesnakes. Not in that order.

Scott Roche is an author, podcaster, and publisher. His work has been published in a number of anthologies. He's available for birthday parties, bar-mitzvahs, quinceaneras, and anywhere else cake is served.

Gus Grappin is the author of the Deadly Studies series, Starsigns, Empeddigo, The Trials of Hallac, and Mere Acquaintances. They co-host the writing podcast THE MELTING POTCAST with Erin Kazmark. They dabble in running and cycling, cooking, voice acting, and making chainmaille art and accessories.

Wilson Fowlie is a voice actor and stage actor. He narrates for the podcasts in the District of Wonder network.Before becoming involved in narration, Fowlie was a software developer. Professionally, he is now a corporate video voiceover performer.Fowlie received his B.F.A. in Music from York University, and his Dipl. Tech in Computer Systems from the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

Louis Evans is a writer of speculative fiction. He writes sci-fi and fantasy, along with essay nonfiction about politics, nerd culture, and their intersection.Evans's fiction has appeared in Analog SF&F, Interzone, and Escape Pod.

Amanda J. Fitzwater is an author of science fiction and speculative fiction. Their work, self-described as "genderpunk," focuses on feminist and queer themes.Fitzwater has a background in radio, and also contributes narration to audio dramas and podcasts, including for the Escape Artists universe.Fitzwater's work has appeared in science fiction and fantasy magazines. Their first book, the collection, "The Voyages of Cinrak the Dapper," was published in 2020. Their first novel, "No Man's Land," was also published in 2020.Fitzwater is a Sir Julius Vogel Award winner, and a graduate of the Clarion SFF Writers Workshop. In 2021, they were the Artist in Residence at The Christchurch Arts Centre.

Jacqueline Carey is a fantasy fiction writer, best known for her series Kushiel's Legacy.Carey received her B.A.s in Psychology and English Literature from Lake Forest College.

Nora Keita Jemisin is a science fiction and fantasy fiction writer and a psychologist. She publishes under the name "N.K. Jemisin." Her fiction explores a wide variety of themes, including cultural conflict and oppression.

Alison Campbell-Wise is an author and reviewer of speculative fiction. Except for a few early stories, she writes under the pen name A. C. Wise.Wise's work has appeared in Uncanny, Tor.com, Shimmer, and several Year's Best anthologies. With Bernie Mojzes, she co-edited the e-magazine "Unlikely Story" from 2011 to 2015 and the anthology "Clowns: The Unlikely Coulrophobia Remix."Wise writes the review columns; "Women to Read" and "Non-Binary Authors to Read" for The Book Smugglers blog, and "Words for Thought" for Apex Magazine.Wise's first book, the collection "The Ultra Fabulous Glitter Squadron Saves the World Again," was published in 2015. Her first novel, "Wendy, Darling," was published in 2021.