Michael F. Flynn

Represented by Eleanor Wood

Michael Flynn began selling science fiction in 1984, rapidly becoming a mainstay of Analog SF.  His stories have also appeared in Asimov’s, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Weird Tales.  Author of eight novels and two story collections, Flynn is best known for the four-book Firestar series and the critically praised The Wreck of The River of Stars.  Flynn holds a master’s degrees in mathematics.  (His first publication was an original theorem in general topology.)  After several years as a quality engineer, he joined STAT-A-MATRIX, Edison, NJ, as a consultant in quality management, working with clients on five continents.  He lives in Easton, PA, with his wife Margie.  He has two grown children and three grandchildren. 

AWARDS:

• Compton Crook Award, Best First Novel, IN THE COUNRTY OF THE BLIND

• Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award, "House of Dreams"

• Seiun Award (Japan), 1998, FALLEN ANGELS

• The Heinlein Award, encouraging space exploration through novel

	EIFELHEIM
	IN THE COUNTRY OF THE BLIND
	THE NANOTECH CHRONICLES
	THE FOREST OF TIME AND OTHER STORIES
with Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle	FALLEN ANGELS
Firestar series	FIRESTAR
	ROGUE STAR
	LODESTAR
	FALLING STARS
	WRECK OF THE RIVER OF STARS