Eileen Gunn is an American science fiction writer and editor, born in 1945 in Massachusetts. She is the author of a small but distinguished body of short fiction published over the last three decades. Her story "Coming to Terms" won the Nebula Award in 2004. The same year saw the publication of her collection
Stable Strategies and Others.
Her other work in science fiction includes editing the pioneering webzine
The Infinite Matrix and producing the website
The Difference Dictionary, a concordance to
The Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling. A graduate of
Clarion, Gunn now serves as a director of
Clarion West.
Other life experiences have included working as Director of Advertising at Microsoft (reporting directly to Steve Ballmer), traveling across Siberia in 1973, and being a member of an outlaw bike club.
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Eileen Gunn is an American science fiction writer and editor, born in 1945 in Massachusetts. She is the author of a small but distinguished body of short fiction published over the last three decades. Her story "Coming to Terms" won the Nebula Award in 2004. The same year saw the publication of her collection
Stable Strategies and Others.
Her other work in science fiction includes editing the pioneering webzine
The Infinite Matrix and producing the website
The Difference Dictionary, a concordance to
The Difference Engine by William Gibson and Bruce Sterling. A graduate of
Clarion, Gunn now serves as a director of
Clarion West.
Other life experiences have included working as Director of Advertising at Microsoft (reporting directly to Steve Ballmer), traveling across Siberia in 1973, and being a member of an outlaw bike club.
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