Karina Fabian breathes fire, battles zombies with chainsaws and window cleaner, travels to the edge of the solar system to recover alien artifacts, and has been driven insane by psychic abilities. It’s what makes being an author such fun. She won the 2010 INDIE Award for best fantasy for Magic, Mensa and Mayhem (her first DragonEye, PI novel) and the Global E-Book Award for best horror for Neeta Lyffe, Zombie Exterminator. her devotional, Why God Matters: How to Recognize Him in Daily Life, written wtih Deacon Steve Lumbert, won the Christain Small Press Book award in 2010.  She’s an active member of Broad Universe and the Catholic Writers’ Guild, and teaches writing and marketing online. When not writing, she enjoys her family and swings a sword around in haidong gumbdo.

2002 EPPIE Finalist for Best Anthology
2007 EPPIE Winner for Best Science Fiction
2007 MENSA Owl Winner for Best Fiction Contribution
2010 INDIE Winner for Best Fantasy
2010 CSPA Winner for Best in Christian Living
2011 Global e-Book Winner for Best Horror

Coming September 2012: Neeta Lyffe 2: I Left My Brains in San Francisco. Romance the re-kill with everyone's favorite zombie exterminator. Catholic Writers' Online Conference: Meet with some of the leaders in the field and learn everything from plotting a story to plotting your marketing. www.conference.catholicwritersguild.org

FabianSpace
The home site of faith-filled fiction writer, Karina Fabian. Find out the latest news, read her blog, get the scoop on all her books and stories and find out where she'll be appearing.

Infinite Space, Infinite God
Come explore the worlds of Infinite Space, Infinite God--thought-provoking science fiction with a Catholic twist. Story Synopsis, author bios, reviews and press packages.

Dragon Eye, PI
The home page for Vern the dragon detective and his mage partner, Sister Grace. Contains Vern's blog, a complete list of their stories, glimpses into their universe, and the latest news on books ans stories.

Catholic Writers' Guild
Home site for the Catholic Writers Guild, a group of Catholic authors, editors, publishers and illustrators working to further their own literary success and the rebirth of Catholic arts and letters.