Scott Randolph

Scott Randolph Onstott publishes fiction under his middle name Scott Randolph, non-fiction under his last name to distinguish between the two bodies of work.

A Berkeley-trained architect/engineer and lifelong technologist, Scott has spent his career at the intersection of creativity and structure. After authoring 28 books traditionally and teaching complex design software to architects and engineers for 25 years, he evolved his craft through what he calls "augmented craftsmanship."

His relationship with technology runs deeper than professional expertise. As chronicled in The Unlikely Cartographer, Scott has navigated five decades on artificial legs—a daily mastery of evolving technologies that forged both relentless work ethic and intuitive understanding of complex systems.

Today, Scott composes as conductor of his AI orchestra, a custom-built ecosystem he architected and guides with precision. His "Human Composer & AI Orchestra" Publisher's Mark declares a commitment: this is not AI-generated content, but human-authored art, elevated through masterful integration of next-generation tools.

He writes from a remote island in British Columbia.