How do you stop him?

>>79698521
he stopped himself

soda tax

tax his food

a heart attack

>>79698521
>Let David and dan reveal his ending in a stupid way because he was too fucking slow to write it.

>release winds of winter, then die before finishing a dream of spring, ala frank herbert.
> universally hated.

This is the current timeline.

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>>79698521
Ed Bryant Talks Wild Cards

Feb. 21st, 2017 at 3:33 PM
wcposter
Last August the hardcover of HIGH STAKES, the most recent Wild Cards mosaic novel, was released by Tor. We launched the book at MidAmericon II in Kansas City with a huge mass signing sponsored by Rainy Day Books. Most (though not all) of the contributors to HIGH STAKES were on hand, but so were a dozen other Wild Cards writers, even those not in that particular volume. WC fans had a field day, collecting signatures from all the writers present.

Tor also had a video crew on hand, to tape the signing and to interview the writers about their involvement in Wild Cards, and any other projects they might be working on. They got hours of tape, and have been busily splicing and dicing and interweaving snippets of those interviews into a series of short promotional videos. Three of those videos have been released to date, and can be found on our Wild Cards website http://www.wildcardsworld.com/wild-cards-media/ Many more will be coming.

One of the writers interviewed was Edward Bryant.

After we heard about Ed's death, I contacted Tor to ask them if Ed had been one of the writers they had talked with in Kansas City. I am pleased to say he was, and we can now present his interview to you complete and uninterrupted.

All those who knew and loved him will, I hope, appreciate the opportunity to see and hear from Ed one last time... but I should warn you, there is a bittersweet quality to this tape, in light of what was coming. Sad to say, Ed never did finish that last Wild Cards story he was working on, nor any of the other tales that he hoped to write.

Sooner or later, all of us have to see The Jolson Story. Be that as it may, for one last time, I am honored to present my friend Edward Bryant:
((My thanks to Patty Garcia, Sheila, and all the good folks at Tor for making this possible)).
Current Location:Santa Fe
Current Mood: melancholy melancholy

>>79698521
Stairs leading up to a decent editor.

>>79698521
I don't want him to stop, i want him to finish the fucking book already for crying out loud.

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>>79698521
immigration violation

he is already stop we have to start him