Rose Fox is most notorious for her work at Publishers Weekly, where she edits the science fiction/fantasy/horror and mass market reviews sections and intermittently posts to speculative fiction publishing blog Genreville. She also serves as a health editor for About.com and the Dissociative Editor for the Annals of Improbable Research. She has written over 100 anonymous reviews for PW and somewhat fewer bylined reviews, articles, and opinion pieces for Strange Horizons, Some Fantastic, ChiZine, The Internet Review of Science Fiction, Lambda Book Report, Clamor, Bookmarks Magazine, and others she can't recall at the moment. Her short story "Redemption" appeared in Dark Furies (ed. Vincent Sneed; Die Monster Die, 2005) and "Everlasting" was included in the Gaylactic Spectrum-shortlisted Alleys and Doorways (ed. Meredith Schwartz; Torquere Press e-book, 2007; Lethe tree-book, 2009). She is the project editor for The Wonderful Future that Never

Was, a collection of predictions of the future published in Popular Mechanics with introductory text by Gregory Benford (Hearst, 2010). Her articles on cutting-edge medical science and practice have been published in numerous industry news publications and, with less tech and more snark, the online magazines Treehugger and SexIs. She rules the Lambda Award SF/F/H judging cabal with an iron fist.

Rose lives in New York with one partner, two cats, four computers, and several thousand books.