"I've been making up stories since I could talk. I get to make shit up for a living! How cool is that?"
Multi-international award-winning speculative fiction author Raven Oak (they/them) is best known for their epic fantasy Boahim Trilogy and their space opera, Class-M Exile. They have over two dozen short stories published in anthologies and collections, and they're even published on the moon! Raven spent most of their K-12 education doodling and writing 500 page monstrosities that are forever locked away in a filing cabinet.
Besides being a writer and artist, they're a geeky, disabled ENBY who enjoys getting their game on with tabletop games, indulging in cartography and art, or staring at the ocean. They live in the Seattle area with their wife, and their three kitties who enjoy lounging across the keyboard when writing deadlines approach. Their hair color changes as often as their bio does.
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Hiatus - I haven’t wanted to post this message because it’s a bit painful and raw for me, but I need to do so sooner than later. While I realize that Amaskan’s Honor just came out, and I should be doing more Read More...
Release Party Details! - Just a reminder that TODAY is the Amaskan’s Honor Release Party, coming to you from the safety of your own home via Zoom. We’re going to have games, a short reading, Q&A, prizes, and all sorts of fun so come Read More...
Happy Book Birthday! - Happy Release Day aka Happy Book Birthday to me! Amaskan’s Honor is officially out in the world and the epic trilogy is done! I can’t express how hard it was to finish this trilogy and not just because of health Read More...
A New Me (Part I) - Greetings and salu—salu—damn, I know this word. Shit. No, that’s not it. That book that is also an animated movie, the one with the pig and the spider—aha! Charlotte’s Web! Yes, that’s it. No, that’s not the word, just the Read More...
Connectivity - Lately, I can’t help but be contemplative about connectivity in a world hell-bent on not connecting… I am old enough to have been a child back when GEnie was getting started back in 1985 as an alternative to CompuServe. Basically Read More...
Where in the World? - I remember the original video game Where in the World is Carmen Sandiago? from back when I was a kid in 1985. I didn’t get to play it in school as our school only had Oregon Trail, but apparently Molli Read More...