Ted Weber

Fiction Writer

Annapolis, MD
Maryland US

Author's Bio

T. C. Weber has pursued writing since childhood, and learned filmmaking and screenwriting in college, along with physics and ecology. His first published novel was a near-future cyberpunk thriller titled Sleep State Interrupt (See Sharp Press). Two sequels, The Wrath of Leviathan and Zero-Day Rising, followed, as well as an alternate history novel, Born in Salt; a post-apocalyptic horror novella, The Survivors; a satire of local government, The Council; and an undersea action-adventure, The Others. Move Fast And Break Things, a frightening depiction of tech mania and collateral damage, is his latest work.

Mr. Weber is a member of Poets & Writers, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association, the Horror Writers Association, and the Maryland Writers Association, and has run numerous writing workshops. By day, Mr. Weber works as an ecologist, and has had a number of scientific papers and book chapters published. He lives in Annapolis, Maryland with his wife Karen and two miniature schnauzers. He enjoys traveling and has visited all seven continents. 

For book samples, short stories, and more, visit https://www.tcweber.com/ 

Publications & Prizes

Books:
The Council (Solstice Publishing, 2022)
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The Survivors (Solstice Publishing, 2022)
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Zero-Day Rising (See Sharp Press, 2020)
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The Wrath of Leviathan (See Sharp Press, 2018)
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Sleep State Interrupt (See Sharp Press, 2016)

Personal Favorites

Favorite authors: 
William Gibson, Neal Stephenson, Neil Gaiman, Ursula K. Le Guin, Carl Hiaasen, Margaret Atwood, Paolo Bacigalupi, Philip K. Dick, Chuck Palahniuk, Franz Kafka, Albert Camus, Ralph Ellison, others
What I'm reading now: 
Saving Us by Katharine Hayhoe

More Information

Gives readings: 
Yes
Travels for readings: 
No
Prefers to work with: 
Adults, Naturalists/Environmentalists
Fluent in: 
English
Born in: 
Los Angeles, CA
California
Raised in: 
Plantation, FL
Florida
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Last update: Jul 05, 2026