Draft:J Alan Erwine
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J Alan Erwine is a science fiction writer, editor and game designer. He has published at least 70 short stories so far, and has also published four novels, as well as created the Ephemeris Science Fiction Role Playing Game, the Battle for Turtle Island Role Playing Game, and the Rocks on the Other Side Role Playing Game.
His novels to date are The Opium of the People, Red Moon Rising, A Problem in Translation, Echoes from the Deep, and Goatherds and Gods (which was co-written with James B. Baker.)
Erwine has also written screenplays for The Opium of the People and A Problem in Translation.
Erwine has also published numerous science fiction collections:
Seedlings on the Solar Winds (2007)
Marionettes on the Moon (2014, republished in 2023)
Tales of Mars (2016)
Tales of the Earth and Moon (2016)
Tales of the Solar System (2016)
Tales of Dystopia (2016)
Tales of Interstellar Space (2016)
Tales of Twisted Realities (2016)
Manic Musings of a Maniacal Mind (2018)
Lowering One's Self Before Fate (re-released in 2020)
Tales of Space Exploration and Discovery (2021)
The Lies of Belial (2023)[1]
Born in 1969, Erwine first lived in Ohio before eventually finding his way to Colorado where he now lives with his wife, one of their daughters, two cats, and a turtle.[2]
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[edit]- ^ "Summary Bibliography: J Alan Erwine". www.isfdb.org. Retrieved 2024-09-23.
- ^ "J Alan Erwine's Homepage". www.jalanerwine.com. Retrieved 2024-09-23.