Teresa Howard is a life-long fan of science fiction and fantasy. For many years Teresa was employed as a technology coordinator and computer lab instructor at a local elementary school in Birmingham, Alabama. Her passion remained writing science fiction and fantasy. In 1991 Teresa began to attend Dragon*con in Atlanta. There she participated in beginning and advanced writers workshops by Ann Crispin at Dragon*con in Atlanta. She is a member of the DC2K Writers group that formed at Dragon*con in 2000. She enjoys attending conventions and meeting and networking with others in the Science Fiction and Fantasy field.In 2005 one of her dreams came true when she was able to attend the World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow. Teresa’s published stories cover a wide range of the speculative fiction genre and include children’s stories. Her short stories have been published in magazines, anthologies, webzines, and on IPhone aps in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. She is often found at a corner table in a local bookstore working on her latest writing project. Her publication credits include the following:BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS BY TERESA HOWARD1, “Storm at Hailer” Aoife’s Kiss September 2004 2. “A Forest of One” Amazing Journeys Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy 2004 Vol. 2 Issue 5 3. “Dragons Tale” Dragons Composed Kerlax Publishing4. “Nellandra’s Keeper” Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Sword and Sorceress XXIV edited by Elizabeth Waters - Norilana books 2009.`5. “Fang Rot” Escape Clause the App for Iphone 6. “Baby in the Snow” Pantechnicon.net issue 9 March 2009.7. “Putting On The Blue” Beyond Centauri January 2010 Sam’s Dot Publishing8. “Not Human” Neo-Opsis Magazine July 2010 9. “Street” See Spot Run 2011 A Publication of Alma College10. “Dead In Me” Summer Gothic a Collection of Southern Hauntings 2012 edited by Jared Millet11. “The Long Blue Hall” Alfie Dog Inc. March 201312. “Annis First Dauther of the Stone” 4StarStories 201613. “Rachel’s Fall” Visions V: Milky Way by Lillicat Putlishers 2016http://teresahoward.webnode.com/Read more about this authorRead less about this author