The Mandroid Murders

Robin C. M. Duncan is a Scot born and living in Glasgow, Scotland. A civil engineer by profession, he has been writing for decades, but seriously only for the last ten years. Over thirty-plus years, Robin has completed six novels, and numerous short stories, novellas, and novelettes, with copious other projects in various stages of incompletion. In 2019, Robin's short story The NEU Oblivion (presently unpublished) was long-listed for the James White Award which is supported by the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA), and Interzone magazine. In addition to being a member of READ, Robin is a senior member, assistant to the moderator, and minor poohbah of the Reading Excuses critique group, hosted on Brandon Sanderson's official fansite, 17th Shard. He belongs to the Glasgow Science Fiction Writers' Circle (GSFWC), and is a member of the British Fantasy Society (BFS).

Adi Cabral is a classically trained actor, dialect coach, and intimacy director holding their MFA in theater performance from Arizona State University. Their work has been shared on stage at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities (Colorado), the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis (Missouri), New Repertory Theatre (Massachusetts), the Stella Adler Studio of Acting (New York), Mildred's Umbrella Theatre Company (Texas), The New Hazlett Theater (Pennsylvania), The Hangar Theatre Company (New York), Central Square Theatre (Massachusetts), Latino Theater Company (California), and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland, UK). Adi is a certified teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework and Knight-Thompson Speechwork. As a professor of theater, voice, and movement, their research focuses on inclusive practices for training LGBTQ+ identified actors.