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Iver P. Cooper has been an active contributor to Eric Flint's "1632" shared universe, with 19 short stories and 23 articles published so far in the online Grantville Gazette, and another short story in the hardcover anthology Ring of Fire II.
Iver is an intellectual property law attorney with Browdy & Neimark, Washington DC. He has received legal writing awards from the American Patent Law Association, the U.S. Trademark Association, and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, and is the sole author of Biotechnology and the Law, now in its twenty-something edition. In his spare time, such as may exist, he teaches swing and folk dancing, and participates in local photo club competitions.
Iver is married, with a son at Carnegie Mellon and a daughter writing ads for amusement parks.