T. AARON CISCO
T. Aaron Cisco is a Contemporary Afrofuturism author, television producer, and contributing writer for Twin Cities Geek. His literary works include Teleportality, Dragon Variation, The Preternaturalist, Simple Not Easy, Shadow of the Valley, and Big Ass Aliens. His latest book, Black Nerd Blue Box, is an autobiographical retrospective described as the "wibbly-wobbly memoirs of a lonely Whovian," is scheduled for release in January 2020. His accolades include two Emmy Awards, and the 2018 Society of Professional Journalists Page One Award for Best Online Arts Criticism/Review. His television work includes DinnerTime (airing on AmazonPrime), Twin Cities Live (airing on KSTP-TV), and CrimeWatch (WMAQ-NBC Chicago).
The former touring musician and lifelong Trekkie is also the founder of TC Trek Trivia and Wibbly Wobbly Wednesdays, the only recurring, pub trivia in the Twin Cities dedicated solely to all things Star Trek and Doctor Who (respectively). He currently resides in Minneapolis, where he spends every Sunday evening at the movies, and most other nights working on cosplay, and trying to get caught up on episodes of Supernatural.
T. Aaron Cisco is a Contemporary Afrofuturism author, television producer, and contributing writer for Twin Cities Geek. His literary works include Teleportality, Dragon Variation, The Preternaturalist, Simple Not Easy, Shadow of the Valley, and Big Ass Aliens. His latest book, Black Nerd Blue Box, is an autobiographical retrospective described as the "wibbly-wobbly memoirs of a lonely Whovian," is scheduled for release in January 2020. His accolades include two Emmy Awards, and the 2018 Society of Professional Journalists Page One Award for Best Online Arts Criticism/Review. His television work includes DinnerTime (airing on AmazonPrime), Twin Cities Live (airing on KSTP-TV), and CrimeWatch (WMAQ-NBC Chicago).
The former touring musician and lifelong Trekkie is also the founder of TC Trek Trivia and Wibbly Wobbly Wednesdays, the only recurring, pub trivia in the Twin Cities dedicated solely to all things Star Trek and Doctor Who (respectively). He currently resides in Minneapolis, where he spends every Sunday evening at the movies, and most other nights working on cosplay, and trying to get caught up on episodes of Supernatural.
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UPCOMING APPEARANCES
October 18-19 DuluCon, Duluth, MN October 27 WordBrew 7, Minneapolis, MN November 8-10 GalaxyCon, Minneapolis, MN January 17-19 CONsole Room, Bloomington, MN PRESS
The Bark, September 18, 2019 DuluCon aims to become Duluth’s own entry into the list of cosplay, comics, and gaming conventions. It will join Twin Cities-based conventions like 2D Con and Galaxy Con Minneapolis in representing a wide range of interests and creating opportunities for readers, gamers, creators and cosplayers to meet and interact in Minnesota. Click here to read more... MN-SPJ Page One Awards, June 15, 2018 MNSPJ congratulates all the winners recognized Thursday night at the annual Page One Awards! Here’s a list of winners for excellence in online journalism. Click here to read more... Twin Cities Geek, October 15, 2016 T. Aaron Cisco in a local writer, filmmaker and geek trivia maven. His latest novella, Teleportality, was brought to my attention, and given our mutual experiences with both prose and film I thought it would be a great opportunity to do some digging into life as a multimedia indie author. Teleportality packs a lot into its thin covers, much more so than many novels three times its size. Unsurprisingly, this short interview also has much to unpack, and I think we only touched the surface of he has on his mind. I am looking forward to finding out. Click here to read more... 
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