Curtis C. Chen
Curtis writes mostly science fiction and fantasy. MOSTLY.
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Once a Silicon Valley software engineer, Curtis C. Chen (陳致宇) now writes fiction and runs puzzle games near Portland, Oregon. His debut novel Waypoint Kangaroo (a 2017 Locus Awards Finalist and Endeavour Award Finalist) is the first in a series of funny science fiction spy thrillers. He has written for Ninth Step Station and Machina on Serial Box.
Curtis' short stories have appeared in Playboy Magazine, Daily Science Fiction, Oregon Reads Aloud, and elsewhere. His homebrew cat feeding robot was displayed in the "Worlds Beyond Here" exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle. He is a graduate of the Clarion West and Viable Paradise writers' workshops.
You can find Curtis at Puzzled Pint on the second Tuesday of most every month. And yes, there is a puzzle hidden in each of the KANGAROO book covers! Finding the rabbit holes is left as an exercise for the reader.
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The Future is Female
Published Jun 30, 2020 · 164 words (1 minute) · 32 views
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I Can Tell You Exactly How Much Is Too Much
Published Apr 29, 2020 · 100 words (1 minute) · 68 views
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Better Late Than April
Published Mar 31, 2020 · 157 words (1 minute) · 131 views
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Pour One Out for Andrew Yang
Published Feb 27, 2020 · 180 words (1 minute) · 124 views
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Published Dec 9, 2019 · 147 words (1 minute) · 130 views
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NaNoWriMo In Progress
Published Nov 15, 2019 · 89 words (1 minute) · 125 views
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Happy Halloween!
Published Oct 16, 2019 · 180 words (1 minute) · 142 views
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It's a nice day for a light sweater. It's a nice day for a cardigan.
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