Jason Sanford
Jason Sanford is an award-winning science fiction and fantasy writer whose first novel Plague Birds was a finalist for both the Nebula Award and the Philip K. Dick Award. His fantasy novella We Who Hunt Alexanders was released in 2025 by Apex Books while his short fiction has been published in magazines such as Asimov’s Science Fiction, Interzone, and Beneath Ceaseless Skies, along with appearances in various “year’s best” anthologies and The New Voices of Science Fiction. Jason is also a journalist who reports on the science fiction and fantasy genre, for which he’s been a finalist multiple times for the Hugo Award.
Featured Book
We Who Hunt Alexanders
Amelia is a ripper, a monster who feeds on violent people who have so thoroughly forsaken love that they’ve burned away their souls. Unseen and unnoticed by most of society and living as both hunter and hunted, the only emotion rippers feel is anger. But Amelia is different from her fellow rippers and also feels happiness, sadness, fear, love and every other emotion. To her mother, Danjay, that makes Amelia the strangest of all monsters. Driven from their home by religious zealots, Amelia and Danjay must learn to survive in the city of Medea, where violent men rule and kill anyone who opposes them. Worse, Amelia has never hunted on her own, and her mother is ill and growing weaker by the day. To succeed, Amelia must learn to hunt in an increasingly dangerous city brought to the brink of war by the corrupt, rich and powerful.