Ed Bryant Talks Wild Cards

[grrm]

Last August the hardcover of HIGH STAKES, the most recent Wild Cards mosaic novel, was released by Tor. We launched the book at MidAmericon II in Kansas City with a huge mass signing sponsored by Rainy Day Books. Most (though not all) of the contributors to HIGH STAKES were on hand, but so were a dozen other Wild Cards writers, even those not in

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[milkforfree]

Very affecting. This made me want to read Wild Cards, but it made me want that less than I want to read any transcript of any meeting of the Wild Cards authors. You must be real friends, and such sparkling people.

Ed Bryant

[ext_4016713]

How delightful to hear his voice again. He is very much missed. Thank you!

[ext_3218251]

Listening to the audio book of Dreamsongs. It's very good!

To stay on topic, what did Ed Bryant write outside of Wild Cards that you'd recommend?

[grrm]

He made his name with short stories, never wrote a novel. Try one of his collections.

Vagabond

[gman109]

Such a shame we'll never read about Vagabond and her two cats. What a great idea for a story, I can't get the possibilities out of my head tonight...

RE: Vagabond

[grrm]

You can read about Bagabond in a number of early WC books - Wild Cards, Jokers Wild... and Sewer Jack is there as well.

Re: Vagabond

[gman109]

Great Thanks George, I must have misunderstood him, I've put off getting into the entire WC series I've bought long enough.