K.G. Anderson
K.G. Anderson writes fiction as if it were fact. Maybe, somewhere, it is.
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K.G. Anderson is a late-blooming speculative fiction author who lives in Seattle with the love of her life and his 50,000 rare (and not-so-rare) books. Her career in journalism turned into a career in high tech, including work on the launch of Apple's iTunes Music Store. She currently writes branded content by day, fiction by night and weekend.
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Rowboat
Published Sep 30, 2019 · 3,945 words (15 minutes) · 75 views
Science Fiction family secrets space exploration
The lives of asteroid-dwelling pioneers are shattered when much of Earth is destroyed and they must survive unsupported in space. Maya, of the first generation born to the struggling asteroid colony, finds inspiration in her family's stories of their courageous Gramma Jen. But it turns out there's a dark side to those tales.
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My Job Is Hell
Published Aug 6, 2019 · 726 words (3 minutes) · 1 like · 86 views
A special day in the life of a lonely succubus.
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His Last Victim
Published Jun 17, 2019 · 4,697 words (18 minutes) · 156 views
Historical victorian alternate history Jack the Ripper
London, November 1888. A young police officer volunteers for a novel undercover role, one for which he is uniquely suited. Thus disguised, he witnesses Jack the Ripper’s last horrific crime — and glimpses the high-level cover-up that drew the curtain over the killer’s identity.
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Unraveling
Published Feb 7, 2019 · 2,841 words (11 minutes) · 11 likes · 562 views
Ellie’s eccentric great-aunts have lived in the rickety old lake house as long as she can remember. But today, she’s going to find out the secrets it holds. Seattle-based author K.G. Anderson’s career spans journalism, high tech, and now fiction. She served as chair of the Clarion West Writers Workshop, and her work has appeared in many publications, including the Aurora Award-winning anthology Second Contacts.
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