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David S. GarnettBritish author and editor.
Date of Birth: 09.03.1892
Country:  Great Britain |
Content:
- David C. Garnett: British Author and Editor
- Early Life and Education
- Debut Novel and Science Fiction Career
- "The Starseekers" (1971)
- "The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook" (1988-1990)
- David Lee ("Destiny Past")
David C. Garnett: British Author and Editor
David C. Garnett is a renowned British author and editor, known for his thrilling science fiction and space opera works.
Early Life and Education
Garnett obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. To avoid confusion with his renowned author namesake, David Garnett, he added the initial "C" to his name.
Debut Novel and Science Fiction Career
Garnett's debut novel, "Mirror in the Sky," was published in 1969. He has authored numerous other science fiction works including:
"The Starseekers" (1971)
"Time in Eclipse" (1974)"The Forgotten Dimension" (1975)
"Phantom Universe" (1975)
"Stargonauts" (1994)
"Bikini Planet" (1999)
"Space Wasters" (2001)
Short Stories and Anthologies
Garnett's short stories have graced many anthologies, such as:
"New Writings in SF 23" (1973)
"New Writings in SF 24" (1974)
"New Writings in SF 25" (1975)
"The Year's Best Horror Stories XIV" (1986)
"The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Eighth Annual Collection" (1995)
"The Best of Interzone" (1997)
His notable short stories include:
"Still Life" (1986), nominated for the Hugo Award in 1987
"The Only One" (1987), ranked 3rd in the Interzone Poll in 1989
"Brute Skill" (1995), nominated for the Sidewise Award in 1996
Editing and Anthology Contributions
Garnett's editing and anthology contributions have earned him acclaim. He compiled and edited:
"The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook" (1988-1990)
"Zenith: The Best in New British Science Fiction" (1989)"Zenith 2: The Best in New British Science Fiction" (1990)
"New Worlds" (1991-1997)
Pseudonyms and Collaborations
Garnett has written under various pseudonyms, including:
David Ferrying ("Conrad" trilogy, "The Hills Have Eyes Part Two" novelization)
David Lee ("Destiny Past")
David Auldmarine ("Red Xmas")He collaborated with Michael Moorcock on several anthologies, including "Pawn of Chaos" and "New Worlds."
