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A longtime Korea-based writer and teacher, he brings together science fiction, film, music, and a sharp sense of curiosity. His work ranges from award-recognized short fiction to screenplays and essays, with a style that often feels both thoughtful and playful.

by Gordon Sellar
Gord Sellar describes himself as a writer, educator, homebrewer, and occasional musician. On his author site, he says his work has appeared in magazines, anthologies, and journals since 2007, and that several of his screenplays have been made into award-winning short films.
He has also noted that he was a finalist for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and his fiction has been widely published in science fiction venues and anthologies. A number of his stories are listed in the Internet Speculative Fiction Database, including work reprinted in major annual collections.
Beyond fiction, Sellar's public profile points to a wide range of interests, including jazz, history, tabletop games, and brewing. He has lived in South Korea and presents himself online as a professor as well as a writer and musician, which helps explain the broad, lively range of subjects that show up in his work.