A 2004 winner of the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Award and multiple CIPA EVVY Award recipient, Gabriel F.W. Koch crafts worlds where time bends and shadows hold secrets.

From the time-travel science fiction of Paradox Effect and Steel Blood to the noir mysteries of the Marlowe Black series, his work spans genres while threading a common narrative of discovery and resilience.

An award-winning photographer as well, Gabriel brings a cinematic eye to every page he writes — favoring atmosphere, tension, and quiet moments of reflection over easy answers. His stories move between centuries and genres, but always return to the same question: what do we owe the people who came before us, and the ones who come after?

When he isn’t writing, Gabriel can be found behind a camera chasing natural light, or lost in research for whatever era his next book will demand.