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Faith L. JusticeFaith—a self-styled science geek and history junkie—has worked as a lifeguard, paralegal, systems analyst, human resources executive, college professor, freelance writer and novelist. It's not that she can't keep a job; it's that there always seems to be something new to learn. She writes in her historic landmarked home “The Suffragette House” in Brooklyn, New York where she lives with her husband, daughter and the required gaggle of cats. For fun, Faith likes to dig in the dirt—her garden and various archaeological sites. Her first historical novel, Selene of Alexandria, is now available through Booklocker.com, Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com or order through your local bookstore. Her second book, Twilight Empress: A Novel of Imperial Rome, won first place in the Historical category in the Maryland Writer’s Association contest. She’s currently working on two new novels—both set in the time of Imperial Rome and featuring strong female protagonists. Faith’s short stories and poems have appeared in such publications as Alternate Realities, The Copperfield Review and Beyond Science Fiction and Fantasy. Her story "Better the Devil" appears in the Circles in the Hair anthology and garnered honorable mentions in both The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Nineteenth Collection and the Writers of the Future Contest. Another short story “Time Again” also earned honorable mention from Writers of the Future. She’s published over fifty articles in venues such as Salon.com, Writer's Digest (cover article,) The Writer and Bygone Days. She's interviewed such award-winning authors as Anita Diamant, Ursula K. Le Guin, and James Morrow. Her most recent creative non-fiction piece “A Child Like Me” appears in A Cup of Comfort for Parents of Children with Autism. Faith is a frequent contributor to Strange Horizons, Associate Editor for Space and Time Magazine and a co-founder of a twenty-year-old writer’s workshop Circles in the Hair.
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