Edd Vick
Excerpt:
Minka's gift was to see how others would die. "Consumption," she would say to herself while walking through Budapesht's Jewish Quarter. "Accident. Consumption. War. War. Heart. Consumption." Her only comfort was that her own reflection remained free of any sign of how she would meet her end.
Bio:
Edd Vick is a 2002 graduate of the Clarion Writer's Workshop and a Clarion West board member. He and his wife, novelist Amy Thomson, host a monthly workshop for genre writers, Sound on Paper. His story "Moon Does Run" was chosen for Year's Best SF 12 (edited by Cramer and Hartwell). He published alternative comic books for fifteen years, including prestigious works by Donna Barr (The Desert Peach) and Matt Howarth (Bugtown). He has been closely involved with directing the Foolscap Science Fiction Conference, chairing for two years, and currently is on its board of directors. Edd, Amy, and their daughter Katie have hosted parties for Clarion West many years.
Publications:
"Parachute Kid" and "The Compass" in Asimov's SF Magazine"Truer Love" in Northwest Passages: A Cascadian Anthology"Moon Does Run" in Electric Velocipede"Rebel the First" in Jim Baen's Universe"Eclipsing" in New Writings in the Fantastic"The Corsair and the Lady" in Talebones
Writing Description:
Edd writes what pleases Edd to write, which tends toward the fantastical end of science fiction or the science-fictional end of fantasy.
Writing Goals:
Being an immense procrastinator, I want to write every weekday.
Website:
eddvick.livejournal.com
