Judith L. Tabron

Judith Tabron works in academia, a place that lends itself to wild flights of fancy and brutal doses of reality. She has taught composition and literature classes; she has also had, at the same time, a long career in information technology. Yes, she probably could fix your computer, but no, she won't.

She has has written and published on the comparison of Nigerian, Australian, and American literature; Peter Carey; Stargate SG-1; and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Her screenplay "A Mess of Broken People" was a semifinalist in the 2004 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Nicholl Fellowship competition. And Publishers Weekly called her short story "Broken Stones" "Bradburyesque". Her latest stories appear in "This Side of an Icy Horizon", which contains both attempted humor and explosions.