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Indlæser... Emshwiller: Infinity x Two: The Life & Art of Ed & Carol Emshwiller (2007)22 | 1 | 1,011,415 |
(4.7) | Ingen | Together Ed and Carol Emshwiller formed a unique creative pair, inspiring each other on good days and giving meaning to the adage "marriage and art don't mix” on bad days, and this collection brings together their imaginative work. Ed "Emsh” Emshwiller, was one of the premiere artists working in the science fiction field (winning five Hugo awards). He used his unique multifaceted vision of the future to also become an award winning avant-garde filmmaker and computer animation pioneer. His wife, Carol Emshwiller, won the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement in 2005, after more than 50 years of writing beautiful, jewel-like stories and witty novels.… (mere) |
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Oplysninger fra den engelske Almen Viden Redigér teksten, så den bliver dansk. I can't believe all the work Luis did for this book ... some of it with me. (Introduction by Carol Emshwiller) Aficionados of a certain age will recall searching, in science fiction covers of the mid-Fifties, for the block-letter chop of "Emsh" tucked among the details of cityscapes, robocars, derelict spaceships, and post-atomic wreckage, or worked into the filigree utility belts, gizmo arm-bands, gun handles, gear wheels, collars and boot tops, and in other paraphernalia of vintage science fiction. (Foreword by Alex Eisenstein) In the winter of 1950-1951 Edmund Alexander Emshwiller was twenty-six, and married for just over a year, when he appeared at the Manhattan offices of Galaxy Science Fiction with a portfolio of paintings. | |
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Emshwiller's wife, Carol, a science fiction and fantasy writer is also discussed at some length in the book. She very definitely takes second place, but the author is sensitive to her predicament of trying to pursue her own career in the face of raising children and being very supportive of her husband. Carol Emshwiller also studied art, but does not appear to have continued with it as a married adult. She turned instead to writing, often science fiction, but she also wrote more literary works. Ortiz is editing a series of volumes of her short stories. ( )