Watts MartinA native Texan who, for practical purposes, never lived in Texas, Watts instead grew up around Tampa Bay, Florida, living there for the better part of three decades. Despite aspirations of being a famous novelist by 30, Watts instead drifted into comuter work, and is now working as a technical writer.Watts's stories include the Cóyotl award-winning fantasy novella "Indigo Rain" and the Cóyotl nominee novella "Going Concerns," fan favorite gothic romance "A Gift of Fire, A Gift of Blood," and a host of short stories in anthologies such as Five Fortunes, Inhuman Acts and The Furry Future (which contains "Tow," a prequel story to Kismet). Read More Read Less