Agathon McGeachy

Agathon McGeachy holds a BSME and worked for 20 years as a machine designer, the last 14 years in the medical research field. He has skills as a fabricator, foundryman and machinist. As Manfred Kriegstreiber he participated in SCA tournaments and left having achieved that group's highest honors. He is an accomplished ceramic sculptor. His gargoyle sculpture, "Just Keeping an Eye on Things" was Best 3d Art in Show (non-jewelry) at Worldcon in Spokane 2015. In 2020 he sold his first short story "Call Me Max" to the NIWA Anthology "Escape" His short stories have earned Honorable Mentions three times in 2020 from Writers of the Future.