Judith C. Vogt

Judith C. Vogt (born 1981) trained as a bookseller after completing secondary school before turning to writing. She has written fantasy and science-fiction novels, some in collaboration with Christian Vogt, and has also worked as a translator, editor, role-playing game author, and journalist. For their joint debut novel, “Die zerbrochene Puppe,” Judith and Christian Vogt received the German Phantastik Prize for Best German-Language Novel. Vogt was also co-editor of “Roll Inclusive,” an essay collection on representation in role-playing games, and “Queer*Welten,” a queer-feminist science-fiction and fantasy magazine.