K. A. Schuster

 K.  A.  Schuster is the daughter of Milwaukee tavernkeepers.  Nine years of higher education, resulting in 2 ½ English degrees and a stint as a teacher, did not dampen her enthusiasm for beer, Green Bay Packers football, classic R&B, and various forms of political incorrectness.  It did, however, dampen her enthusiasm for tear gas.

K.  has been many things in her life, including a varsity debater, a Catholic, a hippie, a Girl Scout, a junker, a fag hag, a gardener, an editor, a saxophone/bassoon/tambourine player (not all at once), a damned good dancer, and a companion to most species of domesticated animals, including men.

One thing she has never been is a Republican.

One thing she will always be is a writer.

Under the pseudonym Kate Snow, she has also had two contemporary romances published by (and currently available at) Scheherazade Tales.  Her fantasy/paranormal novella will be appearing in the ST anthology, scheduled for release in April 2005.

K.  now lives in rural Wisconsin, not far from the birthplace of surrealism: “The Dells.”  Her imagination and her hips continue to grow unchecked.