K. J. Wolf
K. J. Wolf
K. J. Wolf is a professional
editor and published author of fiction and nonfiction. He received his
BA in History and minored in English at California Polytechnic State
University in San Luis Obispo, California.
After graduate work at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque,
he settled into scholarly book publishing,
then software book publishing. In recent years, he has focused on editing
projects in biotechnology companies and financial services. He resides
in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, where he writes and edits
professionally.
Credits include:
- Planet Torn Asunder, 2006.
- “Intruder in the Belt,” Burning Sky, Issue #5, February 2000.
- “Into the Shades of Forever,” The Threshold, Volume 3, Issue 3, Winter 2000.
- “Laura M. Towne and the Freed People of South Carolina, 1862–1901,” The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Volume 98, October 1997.
- Editor of technical guidebooks for SAP Labs, Inc. (formerly sold on Amazon.com and Fatbrain.com, including various releases of: System Administration Made Easy, Authorizations Made Easy, MRP Strategies Made Easy, Preconfigured Client Guide, Data Transfer Made Easy, Product Costing Scenarios Made Easy, and Reporting Made Easy.
K. J. Wolf is a professional editor and published author of fiction and nonfiction. He received his BA in History and minored in English at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo—otherwise known as SLO town, California. After graduate work at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, he settled into scholarly book publishing, then software book publishing. In recent years, he has focused on editing projects in biotechnology companies and financial services. He resides in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, where he writes and edits professionally.
Credits include:
• Planet Torn Asunder, 2006.
• ”Intruder in the Belt, ” Burning Sky, Issue #5, February 2000.
• “Into the Shades of Forever, ” The Threshold, Volume 3, Issue 3, Winter 2000.
• “Laura M. Towne and the Freed People of South Carolina, 1862-1901,” The South Carolina Historical Magazine, Volume 98, October 1997.
• Editor of technical guidebooks for SAP Labs, Inc. (formerly sold on Amazon.com and Fatbrain.com), including various releases of: System Administration Made Easy, Authorizations Made Easy, MRP Strategies Made Easy, Preconfigured Client Guide, Data Transfer Made Easy, Product Costing Scenarios Made Easy, and Reporting Made Easy.