James Dick

James Dick est un auteur de littératures de l’imaginaire dont l’œuvre explore le pouvoir, l’héritage et le prix de l’empire. À travers des récits d’aventure et de résistance portés par leurs personnages, il s’intéresse à ce qui est dérobé, à ce qui est bâti et à ce que signifie se réapproprier l’un comme l’autre.

Son premier roman, Seekers of the Fallen Stars, suit trois alliés improbables qui tentent de trouver leur voie dans un monde ravagé par les tempêtes, façonné par le vol et l’histoire, tandis que se lèvent des forces qu’ils ne peuvent ignorer.

James Dick is a graduate of Seneca College’s Acting for Camera and Voice program and holds a BA in Media Studies from Toronto Metropolitan University. He discovered a love of writing at an early age through story-based video games such as BioWare’s Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Akella’s Pirates of the Caribbean.

His career began in 2020 with the publication of his literary satire story, “Paper Mite Revolution”, in Blank Spaces Magazine. Two years later, he got his professional break with the sale of his hard sci-fi novelette, “EDIE”, to Analog Science Fiction and Fact, a story which was critically acclaimed in Locus Magazine by electromagnetics engineer Karen Burnham (who also pointed out a truly embarrassing technical error in the book that will cause James to blush for the rest of this life). This was quickly followed by more sales to Analog, as well as appearances in Australian magazines and anthologies published by Improbable Press and Dark Dragon Publishing.

On December 28th, 2023, James began writing Seekers of the Fallen Stars, a love letter to his time playing the Sea Dogs pirate adventure games. What he thought would be a quick passion project sprawled into a whale-sized fantasy swashbuckler, with the potential for many more stories to be written in its world. At Christmastime, James dons pointy ears and works as Santa’s Elf, but is frequently mistaken for a Vulcan. He lives in Scarborough, ON.

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