SPOTLIGHT ON: Sean Taylor
How did you get involved in the upcoming Imaginarium convention?
I’ve known Zim for years. And he was nice enough to extend a vacati—I mean an opportunity to attend to a hack like me.
What is your latest release and what genre is it?
My latest work is from Moonstone Books, and it’s called OF MONSTERS AND MEN. I have a short pulp story inside featuring a team-up between the pulp heroine the Golden Amazon and Quasimodo himself, the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Something unique about it.
The whole book is about team ups between pulp heroes and classic monsters. What’s not to love?
Links for people to buy it.
For more info, visit http://moonstonebooks.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=1066
Your promo links.
http://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com
http://facebook.com/seanhtaylor
http://twitter.com/seanhtaylor
Your short Bio.
Sean Taylor is an award-winning writer of stories. He grew up telling lies, and he got pretty good at it, so now he writes them into full-blown adventures for comic books, graphic novels, magazines, book anthologies and novels. He makes stuff up for money, and he writes it down for fun. He’s a lucky fellow that way.
He’s best known for his work on the best-selling Gene Simmons Dominatrix comic book series from IDW Publishing and Simmons Comics Group. He has also written comics for TV properties such as the top-rated Oxygen Network series The Bad Girls Club. His other forays into fiction include such realms as steampunk, pulp, young adult, fantasy, super heroes, sci-fi, and even samurai frogs on horseback (seriously, don’t laugh). However, his favorite contribution to the world will be as the writer/editor who invented the genre and coined the term “Hookerpunk.”
For more information (and mug shots) visit www.taylorverse.com and his writer’s blog at seanhtaylor.blogspot.com
“Imaginarium is an entire convention centered on creative writing taking place September 19-21 in Louisville KY, featuring over 140 panels and workshops organized into 12 categories. Over 130 professional guests will be featured in the programming, covering all aspects of creative writing in the worlds of books, eBooks, screenplays, comics/graphic novels, and even game design. All of it is set within a fun, convention atmosphere that includes activities like a Masquerade, gaming room, film festival, and more. Please visit www.entertheimaginarium.com for further information.”
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