-
Brian W. Aldiss (1925–2017), UK, anthologist, critic, and author (A)
-
David S. Garnett, (born 1947), UK, editor of the New Worlds, Orbit and Zenith anthology series (G)
-
Sam Merwin, Jr. (1910–1996), USA, editor of Fantastic Universe and Galaxy (M)
-
Steven H Silver (born 1967), American anthologist with Martin H. Greenberg; critic; editor at ISFiC Press (S)
-
John Oakes, former editor and publisher for Thunder's Mouth Press and Four Walls Eight Windows (O)
-
Bill Pronzini (born 1943), American anthologist, often with Barry Malzberg and/or Martin H. Greenberg (P)
New Random Display
Display All Items(230)
About This Tool
As a good science fiction editor, you have to be a gifted writer, you have to be diligent, you have to try, you have to be good at trying, it also requires the kind of imagination that science fiction writers Crave. Another point that is also essential, is to master writing skills, after all, standing on the shoulders of giants, can see higher and farther. The 230 best science fiction editors on the Random Tool have compiled a list of some of the best stories ever written.
Through the generator, we can also see the details of each editor, including the editor’s full name, date of birth, country and city, major position and so on. Usually, science fiction is so big and complex that many client stories can take more than one or two editors to complete. Respect for the work of the editor, respect for every book they have worked hard to put together, this is a science fiction fan of the most basic quality.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of science fiction editors.
