Edward Muller is a programmer who lives and works in Vancouver Washington along with his wife, Dr. Tera Rich, and three cats. He got interested in writing at age five when his Aunt Anne transcribed one of his spoken stories and showed him what his words looked like on paper. In his early teens he started experimenting with Star Trek and soon moved onto the hard stuff like Aurthur C. Clarke and Robert Heinlein. His first published work was the short story Charity's Case in the Autumn 2000 edition of Artemis Magazine. Since then he has been published in Analog, Flashing Swords, and All Possible Worlds.
In addition to his short fiction, Edward Muller is also mildly famous for having invented the Antimatter Calculator.
Check out his website at www.EdwardMuller.com