Edward Bryant

Edward Bryant

生卒
1945 – 2017
国籍
美国

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Edward Winslow Bryant Jr. (August 27, 1945 – February 10, 2017) was an American science fiction and horror writer sometimes associated with the Dangerous Visions series of anthologies that bolstered The New Wave. At the time of his death, he resided in North Denver.

Life and work

Bryant was born in White Plains, New York, but raised on a cattle ranch in Wyoming. He attended school in Wheatland, Wyoming, and received his MA in English from the University of Wyoming in 1968.

During the 1950s his uncle, a rodeo star, encouraged his love of film. This perhaps ultimately led to his occasional work in screenplays and as an actor. He was in the films The Laughing Dead (1988) and Ill Met by Moonlight (1994).

His writing career began in 1968 with his attendance at the Clarion Workshop. At the beginning of his career he developed an association with Harlan Ellison, which led to collaborative efforts such as the novel Phoenix Without Ashes, based on Ellison's pilot script for The Starlost.

He won two Nebula Awards for his short stories, "Stone" (1978) and "giANTS" (1979). He was mostly known as a writer of short fiction; however, he also wrote poetry, nonfiction, reviews, criticism, and edited an e-zine. His short horror story "Dark Angel", which appeared in Kirby McCauley's anthology Dark Forces, featured modern-day witch Angela Black. She reappears as the narrator of Bryant's short novel Fetish.

When Bryant moved to Denver in 1972, he founded the Northern Colorado Writers Workshop, which continues today, and has produced a number of notable writers, including Steve Rasnic Tem, Melanie Tem, John Dunning, Wil McCarthy, Bruce Holland Rogers, Dan Simmons, and Connie Willis. Bryant was a senior editor of Wormhole Books. In addition, he facilitated a number of other writing workshops over the years for writers ranging in skill and experience from amateur to professional.

Edward Bryant served as Toastmaster for Denvention II, the 1981 Worldcon, as well as World Fantasy Convention, ArmadilloCon, TusCon, and Death Equinox. He was Master of Ceremonies at the 1994 World Horror Convention, Special Guest in 1996, and Chair in 2000.

Illness and death

In 2010, various writers & editors including Melanie Tem and Ellen Datlow set up a Crowd-funding page to help Bryant deal with financial emergencies brought on by his ongoing fight against the effects of Type 1 diabetes.

Bryant died at his home in Colorado on February 10, 2017, after a long illness. He was 71.

Works

Novels

Phoenix Without Ashes (1975, with Harlan Ellison). An adaptation of Harlan Ellison's pilot script for The Starlost

Mosaic novels

Wild Cards series

Bantam Books #1. Wild Cards (1987). Story "Down Deep" (with Leanne C. Harper)

Bantam Books #3. Jokers Wild (1987). Segments with the character "Sewer Jack"

Bantam Books #4. Aces Abroad (1988). Story "Down in the Dreamtime"

Bantam Books #5. Down and Dirty (1988). Story "The Second Coming of Buddy Holly"

Bantam Books #11. Dealer's Choice (1992). Segments with the character "Wyungare"

Short story collections

Among the Dead and Other Events Leading Up to the Apocalypse (1973). Contains 17 short stories:

"The Hanged Man" (1972)

"Shark" (1973)

"No. 2 Plain Tank Auxiliary Fill Structural Limit 17,605 lbs. Fuel-PWA Spec. 522 Revised" (1972)

"Adrift on the Freeway" (1970)

"Jody After the War" (1972)

"Teleidoscope" (1973)

"The Poet in the Hologram in the Middle of Prime Time" (1972)

"The Human Side of the Village Monster" (1971)

"Among the Dead" (1971)

"File on the Plague" (1971)

"The Soft Blue Bunny Rabbit Story" (1971)

"Tactics" (1973)

"Sending the Very Best" (1970)

"Their Thousandth Season" (1972)

"Love Song of Herself" (1971)

"Pinup" (1973)

"Dune's Edge" (1972)

Cinnabar (1976). Contains 8 short stories:

"The Road to Cinnabar" (1971)

"Jade Blue" (1971)

"Gray Matters", AKA "Their Thousandth Season" (1972)

"The Legend of Cougar Lou Landis" (1973)

"Hayes and the Heterogyne" (1974) (Novelette)

"Years Later" (1976)

"Sharking Down" (1975) (Novelette)

"Brain Terminal" (1975) (Novelette)

Wyoming Sun (1980). Contains 5 short stories:

"Prairie Sun" (1980)

"giANTS" (1979)

"Teeth Marks" (1979)

"Beyond the Sand River Range" (1972)

"Strata" (1980) (Novelette)

Particle Theory (1981). Contains 12 short stories:

"Particle Theory" (1977)

"The Thermals of August" (1981) (Novelette)

"Hayes and the Heterogyne" (1974) (Novelette)

"Teeth Marks" (1979)

"Winslow Crater" (1978) (Poem)

"Shark" (1973)

"Precession" (1980)

"Stone" (1978)

"Strata" (1980) (Novelette)

"The Hibakusha Gallery" (1977)

"giANTS" (1979)

"To See" (1980)

Neon Twilight (1990). Contains 3 short stories:

"Waiting in Crouched Halls" (1970)

"Pilots of the Twilight" (1984) (Novelette)

"Neon" (1990)

Darker Passions (1992). Contains 3 short stories:

"Doing Colfax" (1987)

"The Loneliest Number" (1990)

"Human Remains" (1992)

The Baku: Tales of the Nuclear Age (2001). Contains 3 short stories:

"The Baku" (1987) (Novelette)

"The Hibakusha Gallery" (1977)

"Jody After the War" (1972)

Trilobyte (2014). Contains 3 short stories:

"An Easter Treasure" (1987)

"Coon Dawgs" (1987)

"Drummer's Star" (1987)

Predators and Other Stories (2014). Contains 6 short stories:

"Predators" (1987)

"The Baku" (1987) (Novelette)

"Frat Rat Bash" (1987)

"Haunted" (1987)

"Buggage" (1987)

"Doing Colfax" (1987)

Short stories

Uncollected short stories

"In the Silent World" (1970)

"They Only Come in Dreams" (1970)

"Eyes of Onyx" (1971)

"Her Lover's Name Was Death" (1971)

"The Lurker in the Locked Bedroom" (1971)

"Audition: Soon to Be a Major Production" (1972)

"Beside Still Waters" (1972, with James Sutherland)

"Darling, When You Hurt Me" (1972)

"Nova Morning" (1972, with Jody Harper)

"The 10:00 Report is Brought to You By ..." (1972)

"2.46593" (1973)

"Nightmare Syndrome" (1973)

"Paths" (1973)

"And Then He Died" (1974)

"Cowboys, Indians" (1974)

"Going West" (1974)

"Xenofreak/Xenophobe" (1975)

"Kicks Are For Kids" (1978)

"Dark Angel" (1980)

"We'll Have Such a Good Time, Lover" (1980)

"This Is the Way the World Ends, Soggily" (1981)

"Freezing to Death" (1982)

Angie Black series:

In the Shade (1982)

Armageddon Between Sets (1984)

Fetish (1991) (Novelette)

"Bean Bag Cats®" (1983)

"Dancing Chickens" (1984)

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资料卡

本名
Edward Winslow Bryant Jr.
出生
1945 年 8 月 27 日
出生地
怀特普莱恩斯
逝世
2017 年 2 月 10 日
逝世地
丹佛
职业
作家、科幻作家、小说家、作者
使用语言
美国英语、英语
就读学校
怀俄明大学、威廉卡伦科比高中
领域
科学幻想、科幻文学
获奖
星云奖最佳短篇小说(1979)、星云奖最佳短篇小说(1980)

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