Ryk E. Spoor
Ryk Erik Spoor (July 21, 1962 in Omaha, Nebraska) is an American technical writer, and author of science fiction and fantasy novels.[1]
His first novel, Digital Knight,[2] was published by Baen Books in 2003, with a second short novel Diamonds Are Forever[3] (with Eric Flint) published in 2004 as part of the collection Mountain Magic.[4] His third novel, Boundary,[5] a collaboration with Eric Flint, was published by Baen Books in 2006. The sequel to Boundary, Threshold,[6] was published in June 2010. There is another sequel currently contracted.
In May 2010, Baen published a new novel: Grand Central Arena[7] (ISBN 1439133557), a science-fiction adventure set in 2375. A Japanese translation was licensed by Hayakawa, and was released in two parts in July, 2011.
Spoor has recently posted parts of three works on LiveJournal: Hyperion Origin, part of the back story of Grand Central Arena;[8] Polychrome, a story set in the Land of Oz;[9] and Fall of Saints,[10] the first novel in a projected trilogy set in the literary universe of Digital Knight.[11]
Spoor posts on Usenet under the pseudonym "Sea Wasp".
[edit] References
- ^ User profile at LiveJournal
- ^ Digital Knight at Baen Ebooks
- ^ Diamonds Are Forever at Baen Free Library
- ^ Mountain Magic at Baen Ebooks
- ^ Boundary at Baen Ebooks
- ^ Threshold at Baen Ebooks
- ^ Grand Central Arena at Baen Ebooks
- ^ Hyperion Origin on LiveJournal
- ^ Polychrome on LiveJournal
- ^ Fall of Saints on LiveJournal
- ^ Fall of Saints on LiveJournal
[edit] External links
- Blog ("The Sea Wasp") at LiveJournal
- Website for Grand Central Arena and other books
- Ryk E. Spoor at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- Publisher's Page for Ryk Spoor
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