Carol Wolf earned a B.A. in History at Mills College, an MFA in Drama-Playwriting at Rutgers University, and pursued a life in the theater, which resulted in about thirty productions of her plays on five continents, including the feminist musical farce, The Terrible Experiment of Jonathan Fish, and the award-winning The Thousandth Night. She wrote the scripts for the blockbuster video games Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, and Legacy of Kain: Defiance. She co-founded a micro-budget film company, Paw Print Studios, and produced and directed The Valley of Fear (a horror comedy, much more comedy than horror), and Far From the Sea, a drama. She studied broadsword fighting in the SCA, Uechi-rhu karate, and recently earned a black belt in Iaido. She has lived on both coasts, and in Europe, and presently lives in the Foothills of the Sierra Nevadas with her husband, two border collies, and a varying number of sheep.