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name = Paul G. Tremblay
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birthdate = Birth date and age|1971|06|30
birthplace = Boston, Massachusetts, United States (current residence)
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occupation = Novelist, Short story writer, Editor
nationality = American
period = 2000—Present
genre = Horror fiction, Science fiction, Dark fantasy
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notableworks = "Compositions for the Young and Old"
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website = http://www.paulgtremblay.com/paulgtremblay/
Paul G. Tremblay (born June 30, 1971) is an award-winning and prolific American author and editor. He has sold over fifty short stories to various publications including Weird Tales, "Horror: The Year's Best 2007", and the Jeffrey Thomas edited "Punktown: Third Eye". He is the author of the short speculative fiction collection "Compositions for the Young and Old" and the hard-boiled/dark fantasy novella "City Pier: Above and Below". He served as fiction editor of Chizine and as co-editor of Fantasy Magazine, and was also the co-editor (with Sean Wallace) of the "Fantasy" and "Bandersnatch" anthologies.[cite web |url=http://www.paulgtremblay.com/paulgtremblay/info.htm |title=Biography |accessdate=2008-03-08 |format=HTML |work=The Official Website of Paul G. Tremblay ] ][cite book |title=Compositions for the Young and Old |last=Tremblay |first=Paul G. |origyear= 2004 |year=2005 |publisher=Prime Books |location= |isbn=0-8095-5069-5 |pages=245 ] His first novella, "The Harlequin & The Train", is forthcoming (Summer 2008) from Necropolitan Press and his first novel, "The Little Sleep", is forthcoming (February 2009) from Henry Holt and Company. [cite web |url=http://pgtremblay.livejournal.com/275631.html |title=The Harlequin and the Train: A Novella (coming relatively soon!) |accessdate=2008-04-19 |format=HTML |work=Are You Sure You Want to Read This??? ] ][cite web |url=http://www.paulgtremblay.com/paulgtremblay/biblio.htm |title=Bibliography |accessdate=2008-03-08 |format=HTML |work=The Official Website of Paul G. Tremblay ] ]He has a master's degree in mathematics and currently teaches AP Calculus.[ He lives in Boston, Massachusetts with his wife, two children, and dog named Rascal.] Work
This bibliography was originally compiled by Paul G. Tremblay for his website. Books
* "The Little Sleep" (Henry Holt and Company, forthcoming)
* "The Harlequin & The Train" (Necropolitan Press, forthcoming)
* "City Pier: Above and Below" (Prime Books, February 2007)
* "Compositions for the Young and Old" (Prime Books, April 2004, revised ed. July 2005)
Short stories
* "Figure 5" (co-written with M. Thomas), Weird Tales, December 2007
* [http://www.clarkesworldmagazine.com/tremblay_05_07.html "There's No Light Between Floors,"] Clarkesworld Magazine issue 8, 2007
* "The Teacher," ChiZine, January 2007
* "Rhymes with Jew," Jigsaw Nation, 2006
* "Feeding the Machine," Phantom Magazine, May 2006
* "It's Against the Law to Feed the Ducks," Fantasy Magazine, April 2006
* "Holes," Sybil's Garage, April 2006
* "Continent," Son and Foe, November 2005
* "She Wants to be Saved (City Pier IV)," Lenox Avenue, July 2005
* "The Marlborough Man Meets the End," LitHaven, July 2005
* "The Cuckoo in the Clock" (co-written with Brett Savory), deathlings.com, June 2005
* "Dole as Ribbit (City Pier II)," Lenox Avenue, May 2005
* "Meat's Story (City Pier I)," Lenox Avenue, March 2005
* "The Strange Case of Nicholas Thomas: An Excerpt from A History of the Longesian Library," Lenox Avenue, November 2004
* "All Sliding to One Side," Last Pentacle of the Sun, Fall 2004
* "Role Models," Carnival/Circus, June 2004
* "Lies and Skin" (co-written with Steve Eller), Razor Magazine, February 2004
* "The Dilky Never Landed," Punktown: Third Eye, March 2004
* "The Ballad of Blood-Man," deathlings.com, 2004
* "I Know…," Gothic.net, 2004
* "With More Than Eyes," Gothic.net, September 2003
* "Perfect," Vivisections, Summer 2003
* "So Many Things Left Out," Book of Final Flesh, April 2003
* "Perception," Fortean Bureau, February 2003
* "The Harlequin and the Train," Of Flesh and Hunger, 2003
* "The Laughing Man Meets Little Cat," ChiZine, October 2002
* "A Monster on Your Parasol," Black October Magazine, 2002
* "Cold," Gothic.net, 2002
* "When Darkness Falls," Whispers from the Shattered Forum, July 2002
* "Them Bones," Whispers from the Shattered Forum, July 2002
* "4'33," Gothic.net, May 2002
* "The Drift," Eternal Night, 2002
* "Of Email, Nuts, and Inspiration," Brainbox II: Son of Brainbox, December 2001
* "The Jar," Brainbox II: Son of Brainbox, December 2001
* "The Stairs," Electric Wine, October 2001
* "The Hole," Envelopes in Time, July 2001
* "Danny and the Demon," Envelopes in Time, July 2001
* "Hurt," The Midnighter's Club, June 2001
* "The Visit," Fables, June 2001
* "The Well," Fables, June 2001
* "The Dead Room," Twilight Showcase, March 2001
* "King Bee," The Dead Inn, March 2001
* "God of Roads," Mindkites, December 2000
References
External links
* [http://www.paulgtremblay.com/paulgtremblay/ Paul G. Tremblay's Official Web Site]
* [http://pgtremblay.livejournal.com/ Are You Sure You Want to Read This???: Paul G. Tremblay's LiveJournal Blog]
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NAME=Tremblay, Paul G.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES=Tremblay, Paul
SHORT DESCRIPTION=American author
DATE OF BIRTH=30 June, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH=Boston, Massachusetts
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