Craig DeLancey is a writer and philosopher. He has published dozens of short stories in magazines like Analog, Cosmos, Shimmer, The Mississippi Review Online, and Nature Physics.
He also writes plays; many of which have received staged readings and performances in New York, Los Angeles, Sydney, and Melbourne, to name just a few.
His stories have also appeared in translation in Russia and China, and his writing has garnered numerous awards. His short story “Julie is Three” won the Anlab Readers’ Choice award in 2012. “The Man Who Betrayed Turing” was named by Cosmos magazine one of their Top 12 Science Fiction Short Stories of 2012, and his short play “My Tunguska Event” was a finalist in 2011 for the Heideman Award, given by the Actors Theatre of Louisville.
DeLancey enjoys oceans and forests, hiking and gardening, reading and talking, and imagining other worlds.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he now makes his home in upstate New York and, in addition to writing, teaches philosophy at Oswego State, part of the State University of New York (SUNY).
