Tony Daniel (science fiction writer)

For the comic book penciller and artist, see Tony Daniel.

Tony Daniel
Born	1963 United States
Pen name	Tony Daniel
Occupation	Writer, Editor, Professor
Genre	Science fiction
Website
www.tonydaniel.com

Tony Daniel (born 1963) is an American science fiction writer and is an editor at Baen Books.

Biography

Daniel has appeared numerous times in Gardner Dozois' The Year's Best Science Fiction anthologies. He has authored eight books, numerous short stories and poems, as well as literary criticism and reviews. The novels Metaplanetary and Superluminal are part of a series, based upon the novella "Grist," while the third installment of the trilogy has yet to appear in print.

Daniel is an editor at Baen Books. He currently lives near Raleigh, North Carolina with his wife Rika and children - Cokie and Hans. He was a lecturer in science fiction as literature, screenplays, and graduate writing workshops at the University of Texas at Dallas from 2006-2011. He was also senior story editor at scifi.com's Seeing Ear Theater from 2000–2002, where he wrote, produced and directed several productions.

His short story "Life on the Moon" was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1996 and won the Asimov's magazine Readers Choice award for that year.

Bibliography

Novels

Warpath (Tor, 1993) ISBN 0-8125-1966-3
Earthling (Tor, 1997) ISBN 0-312-86661-5^[1]
Metaplanetary (Eos, 2001) ISBN 0-06-102025-7^[2]
Superluminal (Eos, 2004) ISBN 0-06-102026-5^[3]
Guardian of Night (Baen, 2012) ISBN 978-1-4516-3802-8^[4]
The Heretic (with David Drake) (Baen, 2013) ISBN 978-1-4516-3881-3^[5]
Star Trek the Original Series: Devil's Bargain (Pocket Books, 2013) ISBN 978-1-4767-0047-2^[6]
The Savior (with David Drake) (Baen, 2014) ISBN 978-1-4767-3670-9^[7]
Star Trek the Original Series: Savage Trade (Pocket Books, 2015) ISBN 978-1-4767-6550-1^[8]
The Dragon Hammer, Wulf's Saga Book 1 (Baen Books, 2016) ISBN 978-1-4767-8155-6^[9]

Short story collections

The Robot's Twilight Companion (Golden Gryphon Press, 1999) ISBN 0-9655901-5-1^[10]

Novellas

"Candle" Asimov's Science Fiction (Dell Magazines, June 1991)
"Death of Reason" Asimov's Science Fiction (Dell Magazines, Sept. 1992)
"The Robot's Twilight Companion" Asimov's Science Fiction (Dell Magazines, Aug. 1996) ISSN 1055-2146
"Grist" Asimov's Science Fiction (Dell Magazines, Dec. 1998) ISSN 1055-2146

Short fiction

"The Passage of Night Trains" (1990)
"Words" (1991)
"Candle" (1991)
"Prism Tree" (1991)
"Locust" (1991)
"Brothers" (1991)
"The Natural Hack" (1992)
"Lost in Transmission" (1992)
"Faces" (1992)
"Despair, Not Feast on Thee" (1992)
"The Careful Man Goes West" (1992)
"Death of Reason" (1992)
"Sun So Hot I Froze to Death" (1993)
"Always Falling Apart" (1993)
"Aconcagua" (1993)
"Dover Beach" (1993)
"God's Foot" (1993)
"Angel of Mercy" (1994)
"Press Return" (1995)
"Life on the Moon" (1995)
"No Love in All of Dwingeloo" (1995)
"The Joys of the Sidereal Long Distance Runner" (1996)
"A Dry, Quiet War" (1996)
"The Robot's Twilight Companion" (1996)
"The Ashes of New Orleans" (1997)
"Black Canoes" (1997)
"Radio Praha" (1998)
"Mystery Box" (1999)
"In From the Commons" (1999)
"Barry Malzberg Drives a Black Cadillac" (2001)
"The Valley of the Gardens" (2007)
"Ex Cathedra" (2008)
"CHECKSUM Checkmate" (2012)^[11]
"The Heretic" (excerpt) (2013) with David Drake
"Frog Water" (2013)^[12]
"And to All a Good Night" (2013)^[13]
"Hell Hounds" (2015)^[14]

References

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Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 75515975 LCCN: n92114011 ISNI: 0000 0001 1493 6879

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