Editorial Board
For general editorial inquiries, book review requests, or press releases — or if you are a speculative fiction writer, editor, artist or critic and would like to join our editorial board — please email [email protected].
Melody Friedenthal is MetaStellar's newsletter editor and copyeditor. She is a librarian and former software developer, leader of a science fiction book club, teacher of Python for Beginners and Intro to SQL, administrator of To Tell A Tale Writers' Group, and science fiction writer. She is an affiliate member of the SFWA. She has read too many books to count. Her work has been published in N3F, Bardsy, MetaStellar, and New Myths.
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Marie Ginga, MetaStellar's reprints and excerpts editor, has been writing and publishing books for five years. She writes as
Marie LeClaire in Magical Realism. She thinks there's a little bit of magic out there if you know where to look. You can find her books on
Amazon.
MetaStellar social media manager Renay Intisar Jihad writes juvenile fiction, idiosyncratic short stories, inspirational and socially conscious poetry, and feature news articles. Jihad writes for the Muslim Journal, AF-AM Point of View newspaper, Medium.com, and PoetryVibe.com. Visit her at
RenaySpace.com.
David Kariuki is a technology journalist who has a wide range of experience reporting about modern technology solutions. A graduate of Kenya's Moi University, he also writes for
Hypergrid Business, Cleanleap, and has previously worked for Resources Quarterly and Construction Review. Email him at
[email protected].
MetaStellar reviews editor Amira Loutfi is an author and web designer. She is on a mission to craft excellent fantasy fiction that is inspired by late antiquity Arabia. You can
join her monthly newsletter where she shares insider info, wips, and tons of cool stuff.
MetaStellar fiction editor Geordie Morse works primarily as a personal language coach, developing curricula and working with clients remotely. His first book,
Renna's Crossing, is out now. His various other projects are cataloged on his site
Arnamantle.
Terrence J. Smith has contributed his writing to nonprofits and both print and digital publications. He enjoys all things technology, but remembers to meditate and appreciate the outside world.
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