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Although Lancer Kind lives in the Seattle area, he spends much of his time traveling to India, China, and Thailand. He's a 2003 graduate of the Clarion writer's workshop and a 2006 graduate of the Odyssey writer's workshop. As an active member of the science fiction community, he's spoken at NorwesCon, CascadiaCon, Foolscap, ReaderCon, and WorldCon (Denvention). When not writing, he's skateboarding, plotting how to make the world a better place, and studying Mandarin.
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SciFi Thoughts over 300 episodes and in the top 50 Science Fiction podcasts

Thanks to You—We’ve Hit 300 Episodes!

I’m deeply grateful to all the listeners—this year, SciFi Thoughts surpassed 300 episodes! Our tricentennial episode features the inspiring story of how Nigerian author Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki was raised by a library. You can listen to it here.

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