Leah Bobet lives in Toronto, where she works in Canada's oldest science fiction bookstore and has just completed a degree in linguistics. Her short fiction has appeared most recently in The Mammoth Book of Extreme Fantasy (Ashley, ed.) and Clockwork Phoenix (Allen, ed.), appears regularly in Strange Horizons and On Spec, and reprinted in The Year's Best Science Fiction and Fantasy for Teens (Nielsen Hayden and Yolen, eds.) and Science Fiction: The Best of the Year 2006 (Horton, ed.). Her poetry has been nominated for the Rhysling and Pushcart Prizes, and she is the managing Editor at Ideomancer Speculative Fiction. Between all that she keeps a balcony garden, studies bellydance, noodles around with an old blue acoustic guitar, continues to not burn down her kitchen, and nurses a fascination with urban spaces and history. Anything else she's not plausibly denying can be found at www.leahbobet.com.