Aidan Moher is a writer and the Hugo Award-winning founder of A Dribble of Ink, with work in Kotaku, VentureBeat, EGM, Uncanny Magazine, Cast of Wonders, Barnes & Noble Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog, Tor.com, and various other places. You can find him on Twitter (@adribbleofink). He’s represented by Eric Smith of P.S. Literary Agency.
Aidan lives on beautiful Vancouver Island, BC with his wife and kids.
2020 ain’t all bad news, y’all. I’m pleased to announce that I’m now represented by agent extraordinaire Eric Smith of the P.S. Literary Agency. I’ll be joining Eric’s impressive list of clients with both fiction and non-fiction projects. Collaborating with Eric is a dream come true as I’ve long admired his work, ultra-positive personality, and… Read more »
A couple of years ago, Wizards of the Coast made a gamble by bringing on popular fantasy authors like Brandon Sanderson, Kate Elliott, and Martha Wells to pen tie-in fiction for their mega-popular trading card game Magic: The Gathering. For years before that, Magic’s fiction was handled by in-house writers and the results were dubious… Read more »
Hugo time! The nominations for the 2020 Hugo Awards were announced yesterday, and, as tradition dictates, I have some thoughts. But, they’re good thoughts! I’ve left my hot takes at home this year. (They were mainly about raisins in cookies, and, well, seemed off topic…) I gained a reputation in past years for fiery hot… Read more »
Before my wife gifted me a copy of her book Life in Code for Christmas, I’d never heard of Ellen Ullman despite her long, impressive career as a programmer, software engineer, and author. Turns out, I’ve been missing out on one our the sharpest and most insightful writers on tech, culture, and feminism. Ullman is… Read more »
As 2019 tipped into 2020, readers started compiling their lists of the best books of the decade. I thought long and hard, but the only book I had any certainty about was the decade’s best: a debut novel from Erin Morgenstern called The Night Circus. With a tenacity matched by few other books, The Night… Read more »
