Barb Caffrey

Barb Caffrey is a writer, editor, musician and composer from Wisconsin. She holds two degrees, is an inveterate and omnivorous reader, and is the writer of the comic urban fantasy/romance AN ELFY ON THE LOOSE, its sequel A LITTLE ELFY IN BIG TROUBLE, and a wholly unrelated LGBTQ-friendly fantasy romance with spiritual overtones, CHANGING FACES. (The latter has also been called "Freaky Friday" on acid. She'll take that as compliment.) Her stories and poems have appeared (or will appear) in many places, including several Darkover anthologies (the most recent being CITADELS OF DARKOVER), HOW BEER SAVED THE WORLD, FANTASTIC SCHOOLS HOLS, and many more. She's the widow of Michael B. Caffrey (1958-2004), and has vowed that Michael's work -- his words -- will live on as long as there are people to read them. It's because of this vow that she's republished Michael's Adventures of Joey Maverick series, which currently consists of "A Dark and Stormy Night" and "On Westmount Station." (More stories will be forthcoming -- promise.) She follows politics, loves sports, watches far too much reality TV and finds the judicial reality TV show "Hot Bench" cathartic. What all this says about her is anyone's guess. Find her at Elfyverse (AKA "Barb Caffrey's Blog") for discussions of all and sundry, or visit her at Facebook . . . she promises she won't bite. (Much.)