Bio: Susan Casper worked in a record store, a factory that
manufactured
pants, a supermarket chain and even the U.S. Post Office,
before she
took a job in the Pennsylvania Dept of Public Welfare, where
she worked
for 15 years. She raised a wonderful son and spent her
spare time
listening to her writer/editor husband and her writer
friends chatter
about the craft. Hopelessly out of the loop, there was only
one way to
fit in. She began to write stories, and discovered, to her
surprise,
that after working at it for a while, she could actually sell them.
Showing that sense is not necessary for a writing career, she retired
from her job and became a full time short story writer. (It helps to have another income in the family.)
When she's not busy writing she plays at the computer,
digital art
being a hobby. She and her husband, Gardner Dozois, love to
travel, and
to spend time with their two grandchildren.