Kevin Kordziel is an attorney with a passion for reading, reviewing, and writing fiction. His first novel, The Champion Maker, was independently published in 2005 under the pen name Kevin Joseph. It explores legal and ethical issues at the intersection of genetic engineering and athletics. Praised as “a genuine thriller” by the Midwest Book Review, The Champion Maker was a finalist for the 2006 Benjamin Franklin Award (Best New Voice, Fiction) and is cited extensively in Dartmouth Professor Ronald Green's non-fiction work on genetic engineering, Babies by Design. Kevin’s unpublished second novel, Perpetuity, is a sci-fi thriller about an ageless woman on the run from deadly enemies who seek to exploit regenerative nanobot technology in her unique blood.
