Elizabeth Hand, a New York Times and Washington Post notable author, has written eleven novels, including Mortal Love, and four collections of short fiction. Her most recent novels are Radiant Days and Available Dark. Her thriller Generation Loss received the inaugural Shirley Jackson Award. She has also received the James Tiptree Award, the Nebula Award (twice), the World Fantasy Award (four times), and many others. Her novella, “The Maiden Flight of McCauley’s Bellerophon” was a Hugo finalist. Hand is a longtime contributor to numerous publications, including the Washington Post, Salon, L.A. Times, Fantasy & Science Fiction, and DownEast Magazine. She divides her time between the coast of Maine and North London, where she is working on the third Cass Neary thriller, Flash Burn, and a neo-gothic YA novel, Wylding Hall.