Bio

Kevin Haw splits his time between writing computer code and speculative fiction. While the former pays better, he has found that the latter is much more fun and is not nearly as strict when it comes to punctuation. He makes his home in Southern California . His work has appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jim Baen's Universe, Dragon, and Black Gate and has been anthologized by Fantasist Enterprises.

Bibliography

  • "Render Unto caesar"  Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 2008.
  • "Requirements for the Mythology Merit Badge"  Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 2007.
  • "The Order of the Crimson Tunic" in (anthology) Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Bad Guy, Fantasist Enterprises, 2007.
  • "Technical Exchange"  Jim Baen's Universe #2, August 2006.
  • "The Grand Tour" Black Gate #6, Fall 2003.
  • "Creature Codex: Nothing to Fear," Dragon Annual #5 (2000)
  •  "Hiders Keepers: The Ecology of the Bag of Devouring" in Dragon #271 (May 2000)
  •  "Ill Gotten Gains" in Dragon #268 (Feb 2000)
  • "(More than) 101 Uses For a Portable Hole" in Dragon #221 (Sep 1995)

Forthcoming

  • Nothing right now...

Reviews

Here are some of the kind words that I've had the privillege of receiving.

  • Elizabeth A. Allen for Tangent Online on "Requirements for the Mythology Merit Badge"
    [A] modern reinterpretation of old agrarian, pagan faiths to provocative ends. What if such religions flourished and blossomed? What if they became... well... real? It’s hard to write a story in an instruction format, but Haw pulls it off with a low-key, clever punch.
  • Marshall Payne for Tangent Online on "Technical Exchange"
    ... a nice story that combined engineering savvy with humorous office banter. The engineering made it science fiction, and the dry wit made it entertaining... a unique story and a brisk read.
  • Sherwood Smith for SFSite on "The Grand Tour"
    For a thorough-going change of pace, we next encounter newcomer Kevin N. Haw's delightful "The Grand Tour." Take a bunch of average American tourists and send them to Hell for their vacation tour and wait for the postcards. The ending made me laugh out loud. I hope to see more from Haw.

Awards & Interviews

Online Content

Here's stuff that is excerpted by publishers. Since I sold the rights, it's inappropriate for me to place the entire story online. Sorry.

Here's stuff I'm hosting myself, and thus appears in full.

Other Sites