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Connooga is coming to town (but it doesn't see you when you're sleeping)
I will be a guest at Con Nooga on February 20 - 22, 2009 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It will be a fun time as I hang out with fun-loving comics and pop media folks like Bobby Nash, Robert Freese, Daniel Emery Taylor, David Boop, Cristina Barber, Samantha Newark, Chase Masterson, and Linda Blair. Plus many more.
For full details, guest list, and panel descriptions, check the website at http://www.connooga.com
Hope to see you there.
For full details, guest list, and panel descriptions, check the website at http://www.connooga.com
Hope to see you there.
Posted on February 16, 2009 at 6:30pm —
New interview posted online!
Hey, my interview is up on ComicsCareer.com. Go here: http://www.comicscareer.com/?p=382
Posted on January 26, 2009 at 2:24pm —
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- I speak about:
- Communication, Heroes and Legends, Hobbies and Pastimes, Media, Religion, Social Networking, Writing
- My Bio:
- Sean Taylor is a full-time writer of prose, graphic novels and comic books.
He's the writer of Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Simmons Comics Group published by IDW Publishing and has also written for Gene Simmons House of Horrors, also published by IDW. He's also currently writing the upcoming fantasy graphic novel Shan: Be My Hero for VLE Comics, the upcoming miniseries Last Chance School for Girls and Jesse James in the Mayan Underworld for Arcana Comics, and the ongoing title The Veil for Rogue Wolf Entertainment.
He's the former managing editor of Campfire (formerly Elfin) graphic novels, where he oversaw the publication of graphic novels based on classic literature, world literature and historical biographies, as well as original works. For Elfin, he has written the upcoming graphic novel adaptation of H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man and contributed to an upcoming Halloween-themed collection of stories, and he's currently writing an original sequel to The Invisible Man and The Time Machine.
In addition to all that, he's also been a staff writer, managing editor and editorial vice president for iHero Entertainment's Writer’s Digest Grand Prize Zine Award-winning Cyber Age Adventures magazine ("The very first zine award, as a matter of fact," he adds with great pride). He served as book editor and writer for the two iHero trade paperback collections A Private Little Corner of the Universe and Playing Solitaire.
He's also the former editor-in-chief of Shooting Star Comics, where he edited the critically acclaimed Children of the Grave comics series and edited and contributed to the fan favorite Shooting Star Comics Anthology, and was creator and author of the Fishnet Angel: Jane Doe comic book miniseries.
As if he weren't already overworked and exhausted, he's also written and edited for the role-playing game industry as well, having contributed to the DCU Role Playing Game published by West End Games (Gotham City Sourcebook, Titans Sourcebook, and Green Lantern Sourcebook) and having edited the Cyber Age Adventures Role Playing Game.
He's the former editor for the Baptist Men Edition of On Mission magazine and the former associate editor of On Mission magazine, and during his tenure on the magazine's staff, it won an EPA Higher Goals award (a religious publishing version of a Folio, basically). He has won several awards for his periodical work, and has contributed articles and book and music reviews to such national periodical publications as Inside the Lines, Home Life, Church Administration, CCM, CBA Marketplace (formerly Bookstore Journal), and others.
He currently lives in the Atlanta area with his extraordinarily beautiful wife (who puts up with his posing with booth babes and only rolls her eyes at him) and his kids and dogs and cats.
- What I do best:
- As the former national director for Baptist Men On Mission, I have spoken in numerous church groups about men's ministry and men's mission involvement.
As a comic book and prose writer, I have spoken at many conventions on the nature of writing for science fiction and heroes and legends, and I have also spoken and published about writing for comics and about the beast that is internet-based electronic publishing.
As a former magazine and corporate copy editor, I have spoken to many groups on internal communication, writing for the web, and common editing mistakes that give you a bad company image.
- I charge a fee of:
- $1-$500
- Some notes on how I charge for my services:
- I accept cash, checks, or PayPal.
Hot Spots in the Taylorverse
Atlanta Comic Convention
February 1, 2009
http://www.myspace.com/atlantacomicconvention
Connooga
February 20-22, 2009
http://www.connooga.com/
Momocon
March 14-15, 2009
http://www.onegaistudios.com/momo/
(Won't have a table here, but I'll be around and doing a panel or two.)
Sci-Fi Summer Con
June 12-14, 2009
http://sfscon.tripod.com/
The Official Taylorverse Website
Christian Comic Arts Society Profile
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