Herb Kauderer is a retired factory worker who grew up to be an associate professor of English at Hilbert College with a PhD and a lot of other degrees.
He has written film, drama, non-fiction, and short fiction, but is most noted for his poetry. His writing has won the Asimov’s Readers’ Award (2017), a third place Elgin Award (2020), the Ewaipanoma Sonnet Contest (2008), and the WorldCon Poetry Slam (1998) and been a finalist for the Analog AnLab Readers’ Awards and received honorable mention in The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror. His work has often been nominated for the Rhysling, Elgin, Dwarf Star, and Pushcart.
More about him and his writing can be found at HerbKauderer.com
Read Herb’s interview for Altered Reality Magazine
Read Herb’s work in Altered Reality Magazine
Poetry
Prose
Campaign Platform
Criminal Evolutions
Typographical Archvillain
Misdirection in Oz
Names: SF’s Influence on Name Freedom
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