Steve Stanton

For other people named Steve Stanton, see Steve Stanton (disambiguation).
Steve Stanton
Born (1956-04-05) April 5, 1956
Brampton, Ontario
Occupation Author, editor, publisher
Nationality Canada
Period Early 21st century
Genre Science fiction, fantasy
Website
www.stevestanton.ca
Steve Stanton with his wife Wendy at Englewood Beach, February 2015, Englewood, Florida, USA.

Steven David Stanton (born April 5, 1956 in Brampton, Ontario) is a Canadian author, editor, and publisher.

He founded Skysong Press in 1988 and published the Christian fanzine Dreams & Visions for twenty years, as well as the Sky Songs anthology series, 2002-2005. He served on the Board of Directors of SF Canada for seven years from 2007-2014, including three years as President of the association from 2011-2014, when he established the bilingual SF Canada Awards.[1][2][3]

Steve Stanton's science fiction stories have been published in sixteen countries and a dozen languages, and his "Psipunk[4] Trilogy", The Bloodlight Chronicles,[5] was published by ECW Press in Toronto: this trilogy consists of Reconciliation (2010), Retribution (2011), and Redemption (2012). Library Journal said this "elegantly written" science fiction series "revitalizes the cyber-fiction genre with its vivid prose and believable characters."[6][7][8]

References

  1. ↑ SF Canada's Steve Stanton, CBC Books, October 18, 2012. "",
  2. ↑ SF Canada Award Presentation, November 20, 2011. ""
  3. ↑ Board of Directors, SF Canada, ""
  4. ↑ Steve Stanton: Author Interview by Roberta Laurie, On Spec Magazine #85 vol 23 no 2, Summer 2011. ""
  5. ↑ Steve Stanton's Bloodlight Chronicles Trilogy, ECW Press. ""
  6. ↑ Jackie Cassada, SF/Fantasy Reviews October 15, 2010, Library Journal, ""
  7. ↑ Teresa L. Jacobsen, SF/Fantasy Reviews October 15, 2011, Library Journal, "",
  8. ↑ Ricky L. Brown, The Virtual Truth of the Bloodlight Chronicles, February 2, 2013, Amazing Stories, ""

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