About
Jotham Austin, II, Ph.D. is a biological electron microscopy research associate professor at the University of Chicago and an author whose work blends science, identity, and the supernatural. He also serves on the board of the Chicago Writers Association directing the CWA Book of the Year, and was named to the Guild Literary Complex’s “35 Writers to Watch,” his works include the novel Will You Still Love Me, If I Become Someone Else?, the novella Tomorrow May Be Too Late, short stories Lives Matter and Summer Without Leaves, and zines that explore the science in our favorite fiction.
Jotham also co-hosts the Rabbit Hole of Research podcast, separating the science from Handwavium by exploring science through the lens of sci-fi, pop culture, horror, and fantasy.
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