K Bair (1975-Present) is an American author/illustrator, who, despite academic expectations of becoming a writer, was determined to take the longest possible scenic route to avoid being "predictable".

Bair dove, head first, into the turbulent waters of video game animation at the tender age of seventeen (Ringworld 2, Star Trek: Judgment Rites), but managed to survive long enough to scramble onto the slightly less volatile crust of comic book creation a few years later (Ninja High School Hawaii, Oasis Destiny). After the dust cleared from the inevitable financial implosion, Bair found some stability in costume design, and set up a nice, little shack made from discount fabric remnants and silicone caulk. (The World of Wigcraft)

After the Great Moth Invasion of 2014, Bair became a cave-bound recluse, but stopped just short of going "full-hermit" to offer training and mentorship programs, allowing other artists to learn from a life of creative folly. (Cafe Hoshi)

In 2019, Bair decided to give into the brain's internal peer pressure, and finally let it use the hands to write a proper novel. However, the brain got greedy, and wrote seven more in the span of a few months, and the spine had to intercede by displacing four discs, stopping the hands from enabling any more of the brain's nonsense... at least until it had time to recover from surgery.

The result is The Ulysses Project, an on-going world of interconnected stories, where laughter isn't always happy, darkness isn't always sad, and there is more going on under the surface than most readers will catch on the first pass. As an autistic author, Bair hopes to give audiences a glimpse into the complex workings of a "different brain", with character driven stories that are intimate, honest, and continue to evolve as the reader's perception grows.

...and there are psychic cats. For people who like cats. Or psychics.