James Enge

James Enge lives with his wife and a philosophic dog-detective in northwest Ohio, where he teaches Latin and mythology at a medium-sized public university. His short fiction has appeared in SWORDS AND DARK MAGIC (Harper, 2010), in BLACK GATE, in the Stabby-Award-winning anthology BLACKGUARDS (Ragnarok, 2015), in TALES FROM THE MAGICIAN"S SKULL, in F&SF, and elsewhere. His first novel, BLOOD OF AMBROSE (Pyr, 2009), was nominated for the World Fantasy Award in 2010 and its French translation was shortlisted for the Prix Imaginales in 2011. You can reach him on Twitter (as @jamesenge), on Mastodon (@jamesenge@mastodon.sdf.org), or through his website (jamesenge.com).