Stephen D. Sullivan is an award-winning author, artist, and editor. Since 1980, he has worked on a wide variety of properties, including well-known licenses and original work. Some of his best know projects include Dungeons & Dragons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dragonlance, Iron Man, Legend of the Five Rings, Speed Racer, the Tolkien RPG, Disney Afternoons, Star Wars, Manos: The Hands of Fate, The Twilight Empire (Robinson's War), Uncanny Radio, Martian Knights, Tournament of Death, The Blue Kingdoms (with his friend Jean Rabe), Atomic Tales, and Frost Harrow.
Today, June 29, 2010 is Ray Harryhausen’s 90th birthday! Click here for Ray’s official site. Ray, for those few of you who don’t know, is the all-time great master of special effects (especially stop-motion animation). […]
Yeah, I should have posted about this earlier, but I’m appearing at the SE Wisconsin Festival of Books this Saturday, June 19, 2010 in Waukesha, Wisconsin. At 2pm, I’ll be moderating a panel on Comics […]
“I really loved that book. When are you going to write a sequel?” People ask me that question all the time. I hear it from fans at conventions, in email, and on Facebook and other social […]
My friend Rob King has written a really great blog about the current state of publishing and how it compares to Arthurian Camelot and the Dark Ages. I know, it sounds strange, but it works. […]
With the release of the new Iron Man movie, I thought it would be fun to do a reading from my novelization of the first film: Iron Man – The Junior Novel. Enjoy! And, hey, […]
Groovy has done something no CATHE Youth Theater Company (CYTC) production has ever done before: sold out the CATHE auditorium. The center, located at 125 E. State St., Burlington, Wisconsin, has been staging CYTC productions […]
Why Tie-In Writers Need to Play at Home, Too (Originally featured in the newsletter of the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers.) Been out to the sandbox lately? As Tie-In writers, we get to play […]
Here’s the cover for the new anthology being put together by Jean Rabe & friends to celebrate the Gen Con Writer’s Symposium. I’ll be contributing a new Crimson story, “Time War,” as well as the […]
Where does the time go? I don’t mean just rhetorically as in life, but specifically, where does the time that I intend to write blog posts go? (I know: writing stories, doing art, being a […]