A. J. Austin
Source: "A. J. Austin Bibliography." Author Wars, http://localhost:9999/authorwars-go/authorwars-www/authors/a-j-austin.html".
Notes:
1996 marks A.J.'s 25th year as a professional broadcaster, a career where he has served time as a rock DJ, Program Director Music Director, copywriter, News Director and -- for the past fifteen years -- a telephone talk host. He currently hosts the afternoon show on WNNZ in Springfield MA and does news and occasional music shows on WRCH/Lite 100.5 in Hartford.
His hobbies include acting in community theater, carpentry, hiking, and Civil War reenacting (he's a private in the 27th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.)
A.J. lives in Manchester, CT with his wife Sally (who he married on a theater stage a year after acting with her) and their 13-year-old daughter, Courtney.
Titles:
Interviews
- 1989. Interview: Forrest J. Ackerman
- 1989. It Came From the Queen City: A Conversation with Mike Resnick
Novels
Reviews
- 1992. To Save the Sun
- 1993. To Save the Sun
- 1993. To Save the Sun
- 1995. To Fear the Light
- 1995. To Fear the Light
Short Fiction
- 1988. Siren
- 1989. The Promise
- 1991. Sunday Driver, Yeah
- 1991. Another Dime, Another Place
- 1991. Severing Ties
- 1991. ... But Fear Itself
- 1992. He Who Must Die
- 1992. Supply Run
- 1996. Gerry Boomers
Awards
- 1988. Siren - Analog Award, Best Short Story (Nomination)
- 1996. Gerry Boomers - Analog Award, Best Novelette (Nomination)
Genres/Themes:
- science fiction (1 book)