K.M. Szpara is a talented and accomplished author, known for his powerful and thought-provoking work. Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, Szpara is a trans and queer writer who has made a significant impact in the literary world with his debut novel, "Docile," which was published by Tor in 2020. This novel explores themes of privilege, consent, and the escalating debt crisis, and has been described as "really gay."
In addition to his debut novel, Szpara has also gained recognition for his Hugo and Nebula nominated novelette, "Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time." This work tells the story of a gay trans man who is bitten by a vampire, and offers a unique and compelling exploration of identity, sexuality, and the supernatural. Szpara's essays and short fiction have been published in a number of prestigious magazines, including "Strange Horizons," "Lightspeed," and "Uncanny."
Szpara is a graduate of Harvard Divinity School, where he earned a Master's in Theological Studies. Despite his background in theology, he currently works as a paralegal, bringing his unique perspective and insights to his work in the legal field. In addition to his professional accomplishments, Szpara is also a proud resident of Baltimore and shares his home with a small dog. He is an active presence on the internet, maintaining a website at kmszpara.com and engaging with fans and followers on Twitter at @KMSzpara.