Daryl Gregory, author of the fabulous Afterparty and Harrison Squared, once said of my writing: “He can write anything, from fantasy to hard SF to satire.”

Faren Miller in her review of The Court of Lies for Locus Magazine said: “Teppo proves to be a marvelously eclectic writer, both devious and passionate, taking elements of fantasy, SF, horror, detective fiction, and other genres, and giving them the urgency of the spoken word.”

If I was to write this entry, I’d say I was: “A genre dilettante who has trouble settling down.” I think Faren and Daryl say it better.