Our authors

Salvador Voss lives in the Pacific Northwest.

Hollis Wetherby writes humorous fiction about ordinary people, extraordinary foolishness, and the complicated business of getting along with one’s neighbors. His stories draw on the peculiar rhythms of life in the Pacific Northwest, where the weather is generally predictable and the residents are not.

E. M. Halwick writes speculative fiction exploring humanity’s future, the extraordinary possibilities of science, and the philosophical questions that accompany technological progress.

With an interest in the relationship between civilization, consciousness, and the natural universe, Halwick’s stories explore not simply what humanity might one day accomplish, but what those accomplishments could mean for the beings who inherit them.

Seven Horizons reflects a central theme of Halwick’s fiction: that the greatest challenges facing an advanced civilization may not be technological, but moral—and that wisdom, compassion, and the willingness to question our own assumptions may ultimately matter more than power.