Edward Winslow Bryant, Jr. - 1945
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Campbell County High School, Gillette, WY
I. Personal Biography
Born in Wyoming in 1945, Edward was a country boy since birth. He lived on a ranch most of his youth. He was depressed when he was told that his family was going to move to a city. He received his MA from the University of Wyoming in 1968 (Kinney).
II. Professional Biography
He is a short story writer but has written novels. He has won the Nebula award and several other prestigious science fiction awards. He is known for his openness in his works. He has an ability to draw the reader into the scene, and keep him addicted to the action. He is an editor/writer. He has edited and participated in many books. He has never written a novel solo (Kinney).
III. Influences
Some of his influences include: Dan Simmons, Lucy Taylor, John Stith, Connie Willis, and many others that were on the front range of Colorado (Kinney).
IV. Literary Works
He has written such works as Phoenix without Ashes: A Novel of the Starlost, Particle Theory, Wyoming Sun and even the screenplay The Synar Calculation ("Bryant, Edward [Winslow, Jr.]").
Novels
Fetish (1991)
Collections
Among the Dead (1973)
Cinnabar (1976)
The American Tricentennial (1977)
Wyoming Sun (1980)
Particle Theory (1981)
Flirting With Death (1995)
Short Fiction
Adrift on the Freeway (1970)
Sending the Very Best (1970)
In the Silent World (1970)
Among the Dead (1971)
Eyes of Onyx (1971)
Her Lover's Name Was Death (1971)
The Human Side of the Village Monster (1971)
Jade Blue (1971)
Love Song of Herself (1971)
The Lurker in the Locked Bedroom (1971)
The Road to Cinnabar (1971)
The Soft Blue Bunny Rabbit Story (1971)
Waiting in Crouched Halls (1971)
The 10:00 Report is Brought to You By... (1972)
Audition: Soon to Be a Major Production (1972)
Beyond the Sand River Range (1972)
The Hanged Man (1972)
Jody After the War (1972)
The Poet in the Hologram in the Middle of Prime Time (1972)
Their Thousandth Season (1972)
Dune's Edge (1973)
The Legend of Cougar Lou Landis (1973)
Nightmare Syndrome (1973)
Pinup (1973)
Shark (1973)
Paths (1973)
And Then He Died (1974)
Going West (1974)
No. 2 Plain Tank (1974)
Hayes and the Heterogyne (1974)
Brain Terminal (1975)
Hayes and the Heterogyne (1975)
Sharking Down (1975)
Xenofreak/Xenophobe (1975)
The Hibakusha Gallery (1977)
Particle Theory (1977)
Kicks Are For Kids (1978)
Stone (1978)
Teeth Marks (1979)
Winslow Crater (1979)
giANTS (1979)
Dark Angel (1980)
Prairie Sun (1980)
Precession (1980)
Strata (1980)
To See (1980)
We'll Have Such a Good Time, Lover (1980)
The Thermals of August (1981)
This Is the Way the World Ends, Soggily (1981)
Freezing to Death (1982)
In the Shade (1982)
Bean Bag Cats (R) (1983)
Armageddon Between Sets (1984)
Dancing Chickens (1984)
The Man of the Future (1984)
Pilots of the Twilight (1984)
The Man Who Always Wanted to Travel (1985)
Down Deep (1987) with Leanne C. Harper
Drummer's Star (1987)
Author's Notes (1988)
The Cutter (1988)
Down in the Dreamtime (1988)
The Second Coming of Buddy Holley (1988)
Skin and Blood (1988)
While She Was Out (1988)
Good Kids (1989)
Mod Dogs (1989)
A Sad Last Love at the Diner of the Damned (1989)
'Saurus Wrecks (1990)
Dying is Easy, Comedy is Hard (1990) with Dan Simmons
The Loneliest Number (1990)
Fetish (1991)
The Great Steam Bison of Cycad Center (1991)
Country Mouse (1992)
Human Remains (1993)
Aqua Sancta (1994)
Cowboys, Indians (1994)
The Fire That Scours (1994)
Big Dogs, Strange Days (1995)
Flirting With Death (1995)
Raptured Up in Blue (1995)
Calling the Lightning by Name (1995)
Ashes on Her Lips (1998)
War Stories (unpublished)
Poems
Winslow Carter (1979)
"Bryant, Edward Winslow, Jr. (USA, 1945-)"
V. Works Cited
Kinney, Don "Ed Bryant -- Colorado Bedrock" Don Kinney, 22 Nov 2000
"Bryant, Edward [Winslow, Jr.]" Baja Arizona Science Fiction Association, 22 Nov 2000
"Bryant, Edward Winslow, Jr. (USA, 1945-)" Internet Speculative Fiction DataBasehttp://www.sfsite.com/isfdb-bin/exact_author.cgi?Edward_Bryant
This essay was submitted by a student of Nathel Coca, a teacher at Campbell County High School in Gillette, Wyoming.