"Brian K. Lowe is a member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA), with over 50 publications to his credit. He has published 11 (soon 12) novels, including his Stolen Future trilogy: The Invisible City, The Secret City, and The Cosmic City (soon to be reissued by Water Dragon Publishing); and three books in the continuing adventures of Nemesis, a 1930s pulp hero. Recently he has added to his bibliography by posting serials on Kindle Vella, including sci-fi comedies The Adventures of Soames & Webster, duology Alien House and Wasted Space, and paranormal mystery How to Murder a Corpse.
He says: It seems I've been writing all my life, and for some reason I've always been attracted to the odd, the unusual. In junior high English, I wasn't satisfied with using the characters from our grammar books for my exercises; I had to use Tarzan and Jane. I guess the teacher was amused, at least, because she never complained. In tenth grade I wrote a ""novel"" featuring my two best friends and me as space cadets. (No comments from the peanut gallery; it got me 100 extra credit points. Come to think of it, that was the first time I got ""paid"" for a story.)
In 2008, I attended the Taos Toolbox advanced writing workshop offered by award-winning author Walter Jon Williams, featuring Kelly Link as his co-instructor and Stephen R. Donaldson as guest lecturer. It was there that I learned about the Codex Writers Group, an invaluable source of news, advice, and support that I recommend to all newly-minted SF authors. Look for me on X @brianlowewriter or my Facebook page @BrianKLoweWriter. If you like what I do, leave a comment on my blog, Graffiti on the Walls of Time. If you don't like what I do, please be sure to buy everything I publish so you can help me improve."