Biography
Taylor grew up and lived all his life in the state of Georgia, U.S.A, and he has applied that sense of Southern 'magical realism' to his writing. He began writing creating articles for trade magazines and stringing for his local paper '' The Alpharetta Revue''.Cyber Age Adventures
In 1999, Taylor got a job as the first staff writer for the online zine '' Cyber Age Adventures''. While there, he soon became the Vice President of Editorial and oversaw the publication or two prose anthologies from the magazine's stories, A Private Little Corner of the Universe and Playing Solitaire. In 2011, he published a collection of all of his Cyber Age stories called Show Me A Hero, highly recommended by comics and prose pros from Marvel Comics editor Tom Brevoort to Black Lightning creator Tony Isabella.Shooting Star Comics
In 2001, Taylor connected with other comic book writing hopefuls and helped to form the indie publisher Shooting Star Comics. Shooting Star published a quarterly anthology comic book called The Shooting Star Comics Anthology, which debuted characters including Aym Geronimo, Yellow Jacket Man of Mystery, Bed Bug, Nick Landime, and others. Taylor's own creation that ran regularly in that anthology, Fishnet Angel, originally appeared in prose in '' Cyber Age Adventures'' magazine online. In 2007, Shooting Star Comics dissolved as a company.IDW and Gene Simmons
In 2006, Taylor signed on withOther work
Taylor has announced at his website (www.taylorverse.com) that he is officially working on an original sequel to the works of H.G. Wells called ''A Stitch in Time'', which will tie into '' The Time Machine'', '' The Invisible Man'', '' The Food of the Gods'', and '' The War of the Worlds''; with artist George Pitcher. He has also announced that he is doing gender-twisted crime comic called '' Quinn: The Reckoning'' forBibliography
His work includes: Comics ''Shooting Star Comics Anthology'' #1–6, 2002–2005, published by Shooting Star Comics ''Fishnet Angel: Jane Doe'' #1–2, 2005, published by Shooting Star Comics "Nymph," ''Gene Simmons House of Horrors'' #1, IDW Publishing, 2007 "Nymph," reprinted in ''Gene Simmons House of Horrors'' Trade Paperback, IDW Publishing, 2007 ''Gene Simmons Dominatrix'' #1–6, IDW Publishing, 2007–2008 ''Gene Simmons Dominatrix'' Trade Paperback, IDW Publishing, 2008 ''The Invisible Man'' graphic novel adaptation, Campfire Publishing, 2009 ''The Tantalizing Ti-Girl'', Mini-Komix, 2010 Short Story Collections and Anthologies ''Show Me A Hero'' Published by New Babel Books, 2011 ''Zombiesque'' Published by Daw Books, 2011, featuring his story "Posthumous" ''Classics Mutilated'' Published by IDW Publishing, 2010, featuring his story "The Fairest of Them All (A Symphony of Revenge) ''A Private Little Corner of the Universe'' Published by Cyber Age Adventures Press, 2000, features a section of his work for the Cyber Age Adventures zine ''Playing Solitaire'' Published by Cyber Age Adventures Press, 2000, stories edited and selected by Sean Taylor from the Cyber Age Adventures zine ''O' Georgia! A Collection of Georgia's Newest and Most Promising Writers'' Volume 3 Features the stories "Erosion" and "No Man Is" ''O' Georgia! A Collection of Georgia's Newest and Most Promising Writers'' Volume 2 Features the story "Cherry Hill" and the poems "Gomer" and "Old Fall" Nonfiction ''Warts and All: Comics Scripts and Tutorials'' Self-published, 2009 Currently only sold at conventions as a signed and numbered limited edition Role-Playing Games ''The Gotham City Sourcebook'' Published by West End Games/D6 Legend, 2000 Wrote the bios and histories for several of the Batman and Gotham City primary and supporting cast for this role playing game sourcebookNotes
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* * * {{DEFAULTSORT:Taylor, Sean 1968 births American comics writers American graphic novelists Living people Novelists from Georgia (U.S. state) Place of birth missing (living people) American male novelists