I just added 75 writers to my Writers circles that somebody shared. I can now see Public posts by David D. Levine, Jim C. Hines, Cat Rambo, and other fantastic authors.

DISCUSS.

I have never heard of these authors.

It is cool that you can see public posts by authors you admire.

David D. Levine
One time WOTF 1st place winner, also received a Hugo for Best Short Story in 2006 for "Tk, Tk, Tk."
Listen to it free online at Escapepod: http://escapepod.org/2006/05/18/ep054-tktktk/

Jim C. Hines
Also a WOTF 1st place winner, author of the Goblin Quest series, works frequently appear in popular SF magazines (eg. Strange Horizons).

Cat Rambo
Another SF/F writer whose work appeared in Strange Horizons, Clarkesworld, Asimov's, etc. Though personally I wouldn't call myself a big fan, but I'm sure that there are a great number of people who would.

But man! Have you heard of Jason Sanford? Just realized he's in my Circles as well. That guy's work is simply amazing. I was completely blown away by the first story of his I've read, When Thorns Are The Tips Of Trees. It's now available for free to listen to on Starship Sofa. If you like well written stories, you do not want to miss this one out. Here's a link: http://www.starshipsofa.com/20090506/aural-delights-no-83-tobias-buckell-jason-sanford/

In fact, Interzone dedicated their 231st issue to him, publishing 3 of his stories and an interview (I don't have that issue unfortunately... Damn!).

Same goes for Tim Pratt. His Impossible Dreams is a story I'll probably never forget, just for how damn well written it is. Won a Hugo for Best Short Story in 2007. Free on Escapepod: http://escapepod.org/2007/05/10/ep105-impossible-dreams/

Enjoy.