Don Debrandt
Don DeBrandt writes science fiction, fantasy, horror, superheroes, cyberpunk, cyberfolk, and cyberanything else. Spider Robinson has compared DeBrandt's fiction to that of Larry Niven and John Varley; his first novel, "The Quicksilver Screen, made Locus magazine's recommended reading fist for 1992. He's also published horror fiction in "Pulphouse, and a novella in the SF magazine "Horizons. His fiction has earned him Honorable Mentions in both the "Year's Best SF and the "Year's Best Fantasy...See more
Don DeBrandt writes science fiction, fantasy, horror, superheroes, cyberpunk, cyberfolk, and cyberanything else. Spider Robinson has compared DeBrandt's fiction to that of Larry Niven and John Varley; his first novel, "The Quicksilver Screen, made Locus magazine's recommended reading fist for 1992. He's also published horror fiction in "Pulphouse, and a novella in the SF magazine "Horizons. His fiction has earned him Honorable Mentions in both the "Year's Best SF and the "Year's Best Fantasy and Horror. He was written two stage plays for high schools, "Heart of Glass and "Happy Hour at the Secret Hideout, and has worked as a freelancer for Marvel Comics on such titles as "Spiderman 2099 and "2099 Unlimited. His other comics work include several stories for the anthology comic "Freeflight. He has short stories in all three volumes of the D"eadlands gaming anthology. DeBrandt lives in Burnaby, B.C. His hobbies indude leather-tasting, naked laughing gas hot tubbing, stilting, and being thrown off roofs by irate hotel security. Despite rumors to the contrary, he does not have an evil twin. "There are no such things as evil twins. See less
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