Foz Meadows

Foz Meadows is a highly accomplished author in the science fiction and fantasy (SFF) genre. They are an Australian native who now resides in California. Meadows is known for their work as a novelist, poet, and blogger, and has contributed to a number of respected publications, including Tor.com, Apex Magazine, The Huffington Post, and The Mary Sue. Their writing has been recognized with multiple award nominations, including for the Ditmar Awards and the Hugo Award. In addition, they have won several awards, including the Norma K. Hemming Award in the short fiction category for their novella, "Coral Bones."

Meadows is also a prominent critic in the SFF community. Their insightful essays, reviews, and other writing have been published in a variety of venues, including Strange Horizons, Apex Magazine, Goblin Fruit, and The Huffington Post. In 2017, Meadows was awarded the Ditmar Award for Best Fan Writer, and in 2019, they won the Hugo Award in the same category. These accolades are a testament to Meadows' deep knowledge and passion for the SFF genre, as well as their ability to articulate their thoughts and ideas in a way that resonates with readers.

In addition to their work as a writer and critic, Meadows is also a prominent advocate for underrepresented voices in the SFF community. As a queer author, they have been a strong voice for LGBTQ+ representation in the genre. Through their writing and their presence on social media, Meadows has been an important figure in the ongoing conversation about diversity and inclusion in SFF. Their work has helped to create a more welcoming and inclusive space for readers and writers of all backgrounds.