Tucker Lieberman is the author of three nonfiction books:

Painting Dragons

Bad Fire

Ten Past Noon

and a bilingual poetry collection recognized as a finalist in the 2020 Grayson Books Poetry Contest and nominated for the 2022 Elgin Award by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association:

Enkidu Is Dead and Not Dead / Enkidu está muerto y no lo está

His essay on a horror film appears in It Came From the Closet (Feminist Press, 2022). He’s contributed to three anthologies recognized by Lambda Literary: Balancing on the Mechitza (North Atlantic Books, 2011 Lambda winner), Letters For My Brothers (Wilgefortis, 2012 Lambda finalist), and Trans-Galactic Bike Ride (Microcosm, 2021 Lambda finalist). His flash fiction was recognized in the 2019 STORGY Magazine Flash Fiction Competition.

He reviews indie press books for Independent Book Review, reads nonfiction for Split/Lip Press, and manages the Twitter for the ad-hoc Lockdown Literature, a group for authors whose 2020 book launches were disrupted by pandemic quarantines.

He changed his sex when the internet was dial-up. For a decade, he worked for an investment company. He has fallen arches, heel spurs, and an imaginary left hip. He has run a half-marathon. He has walked on fire. He is past forty.

Long ago, he studied philosophy at Brown University and journalism at Boston University.

His husband is the science fiction writer Arturo Serrano, author of To Climates Unknown (2021) and contributor to the Hugo-winning blog nerds of a feather, flock together. They live in Bogotá, Colombia.