Dan Robb @ October 14, 2007 # Comments Off
Website: http://www.peterbeagle.com/
Wit, depth, intelligence, true emotion, and a gift for language that would make a silver-tongued devil trade up — what more could any reader ask of a writer? With novels as richly different as TAMSIN, THE INNKEEPER’S SONG, and A FINE AND PRIVATE PLACE, plus screenplays for the animated J.R.R. TOLKIEN’S THE LORD OF [...]
Dan Robb @ October 14, 2007 # Comments Off
Website: http://www.donatoart.com/
Donato Giancola balances modern abstract concepts with realism in his paintings to bridge the worlds of fine and illustrative arts. He recognizes the significant cultural role played by visual art, and makes personal efforts to contribute to the expansion and appreciation of the science fiction and fantasy genre that extend beyond the commercial commissions [...]
admin @ November 27, 2007 # Comments Off
David L. Gray, creator of the BUZZ BLASTER SPACE ENTREPRENEUR series of radio plays, is back at ConDFW for an encore performance. Join Buzz and his intrepid friends as they encounter manic robots and strange aliens in a series of space adventures.
Written in the tradition of 1950’s radio space dramas, these half-hour productions [...]
Dan Robb @ December 1, 2007 # Comments Off
At age eleven Lee Killough discovered and fell in love with SF/fantasy and Mysteries. Afraid of exhausting her favorite genres’ supply in her small hometown library, she began writing her own stories…and rather than chose between the genres, she combined them as much as possible. The habit has stuck. Approximately half of her sixteen novels [...]
Dan Robb @ December 1, 2007 # Comments Off
Glenn Sixbury is an author, father, and co-owner of a software development firm. He lives in the middle of nowhere surrounded by a madding crowd comprised of wife, children, a large herd of cats, and a solitary dog. For the past couple years he’s been striving for a sense of normalcy in his life but [...]
Dan Robb @ December 2, 2007 # Comments Off
Kevin was born on the year of 1957 in south central Oklahoma in quite close proximity to the geographical center of nowhere. Shortly there after he grabbed a number two pencil and a Big Chief writing tablet and started reproducing the local wildlife. That project continues to this day though the technique and tools have [...]
Dan Robb @ December 5, 2007 # Comments Off
John’s film credits include writing, directing, producing, and animating. In 1987 he and partner, Keith Alcorn, founded DNA Productions, Inc., a full service animation company based in Dallas, Texas, that currently produces 3D animation for feature films and television. DNA has created animation for such projects as the Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius feature film [...]
Dan Robb @ December 16, 2007 # Comments Off
A native of the Dallas area (Denton), Aaron Allston fled long ago to Austin. There, from a secret lair with a 30-year mortgage, he plans someday to decide what to do with the rest of his life.
In the meantime, he writes SF&F novels, including entries in the Star Wars: Legacy of the Force [...]
admin @ December 31, 2007 # Comments Off
David Lee Anderson is a science fiction and fantasy illustrator. He’s shown paintings at more than 350 convention art shows and has been the selected Artist Guest of Honor at twenty conventions. He’s done work for TOR Books and BAEN Books, Tomorrow SF Magazine, Isaac Asimov’s SF Magazine, Mayfair Games, Bethesda Softworks, Yard Dog Press [...]
admin @ December 31, 2007 # Comments Off
Carole Nelson Douglas, the author of 50-some novels, moved to Texas to write fiction full-time after several years as an award-winning daily newspaper reporter and editor in St. Paul, Minnesota.
She’s written some bestselling high fantasy novels in two series and a pair of SF thrillers, then took a few SF/F notions along when [...]