Clarkesworld Issue 125

Burt Courtier is a science fiction writer whose work has appeared in Clarkesworld Magazine. He contributed to Issue 125 of the publication. He writes short-form speculative fiction.

Cecelia Holland (born on December 31, 1943) is an American historical fiction novelist.

Chi Hui is a science fiction writer whose work has appeared in Clarkesworld Issue 125. She writes speculative stories that explore the future of technology and human society. Her fiction

Jack Skillingstead is a science fiction writer whose short stories are frequently featured in Clarkesworld Magazine. He has also contributed to anthologies like Alien Contact and Mission: Tomorrow. His work focuses on speculative futures and the impact of new technology.

K. J. Parker is a pen name used by British author Tom Holt (born 1961) for seventeen years before his identity was revealed in 2015; "K.J." honors a friend who taught Holt metalworking, and "Parker" is a literal pen name. Parker's fantasy novels, including Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City and the Engineer trilogy, are known for intricate plotting and a dry, cynical narrative voice.

Neil Clarke is the editor and publisher of Clarkesworld, a magazine focused on science fiction and fantasy short stories. He has curated many editions of the publication, including Issue 71, Issue 125, and Issue 146. His work centers on finding and sharing new speculative fiction from writers around the world.

Nin Harris is a speculative fiction author whose short stories appear in several issues of Clarkesworld Magazine, including 110, 125, 139, and

Simone Heller is a science fiction and fantasy author known for her short stories, including work in Clarkesworld Issue 125. She writes speculative fiction that focuses on imaginative worlds and clear