M.W. Theodore (he/they) is a trans, AuDHD, and disabled author who has been telling stories for as long as they can remember. Born with a restless imagination and an insatiable curiosity, they have spent their life creating worlds, developing complex characters, and exploring the many ways love, survival, and identity intersect. Writing has always been their anchor-a space where they could craft narratives that felt true, even when set in impossible places. What started as a safe space to escape reality became a home and protest against everything that made them feel wrong or alone. They are also a parent of five neurodivergent "spawnlings", raising their children alongside a pack of fur babies in the Georgia. Their home is one of joyful chaos, loud love, and the endless negotiation of time between parenting, working, and writing. Through it all, storytelling remains their constant.M.W. writes high fantasy, paranormal, and sci-fi romance, but more than that, they write stories about finding belonging in the places you least expect it. Their work is not only shaped by their identity as a queer, trans, neurodivergent, and disabled person-it is enriched by it. They believe that love stories belong to everyone and that fiction should be a space where all readers can see themselves reflected with nuance, care, and authenticity. M.W. Theodore is committed to creating worlds where complex, imperfect, and fiercely human characters are at the heart of the story. They invite readers into narratives that are expansive, inclusive, and driven by connection-stories that ask what it means to love, to survive, and to choose your own path.