Eli K.P. William is a British-Canadian novelist who has spent most of his adult life in Japan. The only member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan who writes fiction in English, he is the author of The Jubilee Cycle trilogy (Skyhorse Publishing), set in a dystopian future Tokyo. He also translates Japanese literature, including the novel A Man (Crossing) by Keiichiro Hirano. His translations, essays, and short stories have appeared in such publications as Granta, The Southern Review, Monkey, The Malahat Review, The Japan Times, Tor.com, Kyoto Journal, Writer’s Digest, Nippon.com, and (in Japanese) SF Prologue Wave and Subaru. His latest short story is The MachineGarden for anthology The Dance, and he has an essay about xenolinguistics forthcoming for Aeon. After ten years in the thick of Tokyo, he now lives in the green hills nearby with his wife and daughter. Learn more on his homepage, join his mailing list Almost Real, or follow him on the social network of your choice.