When not writing speculative fiction for a living—her day job is writing computer software manuals—Leigh Saunders enjoys writing “social science fiction,” stories that focus on people—or “things” that are also people—and how magic, futuristic events, or advances in technology impact their lives. A 1993 Writers of the Future finalist, Leigh returned to fiction in 2010 after a long hiatus, with her short fiction since appearing in a variety of anthologies and collections. Her novels range from heist-style space opera to epic fantasy. To learn more about Leigh and sign up for her occasional newsletter, visit her website.
Hemelein Publications works:
- “In Which Owl Reads a Story with Unintended Consequences” in The Horror at Pooh Corner
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