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Nationality
  
American

Period
  
2003-Present


Name
  
Geoffrey Girard

Role
  
Author

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Born
  
December 26, 1967 (age 56) Wurzburg, Germany (
1967-12-26
)

Occupation
  
Novelist, short story writer, teacher

Alma mater
  
Washington College (BA) Miami University (MA,MFA)

Genre
  
Thriller, Historical fiction, Horror, Dark Fantasy, Literary fiction

Notable works
  
Cain's Blood, Project Cain, Tales of the Jersey Devil

Education
  
Miami University, Washington College

Books
  
Project Cain, Cain's Blood: A Novel, Tales of the Jersey Devil, Tales of the Atlantic Pirates, Tales of the Eastern Indians

Geoffrey Girard explains Cain’s Blood


Geoffrey Girard is an author of thrillers, historicals, and dark speculative fiction.

Contents

In 2013, Simon & Schuster simultaneously published Girard's techno-thriller novel CAIN'S BLOOD and an accompanying companion novel for teens; PROJECT CAIN. Both books are based on Girard's novella CAIN XP11, which ran as four installments in Apex Digest in 2007. CAIN'S BLOOD and PROJECT CAIN were each shortlisted for the Bram Stoker Award and PROJECT CAIN was officially nominated for a 2013 Stoker Award for "Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel"

His previous books include Tales of the Jersey Devil (2005), thirteen original tales based on the legendary Jersey Devil monster, Tales of the Atlantic Pirates (2006), Tales of the Eastern Indians (2007) and a YA adaptation of The Iliad (2007).

His short fiction has appeared in several best-selling anthologies and magazines including the Stoker-nominated Dark Faith anthology and Writers of the Future, an award anthology founded by L. Ron Hubbard. Girard's debut collection, first communions was published by Apex Publications in 2016.

Girard graduated from Washington College with a BA in English literature and later earned an MA in creative writing from Miami University. He is currently Department Chair of English at Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati, Ohio. He presents seminars on creative writing at colleges, bookstores and writers' organizations and can also be spotted speaking at various writer/reader conventions. Girard was born in Germany, shaped in New Jersey and currently lives in Ohio.

Novels and Collections

  • Mary Rose (2017) - ISBN 978-1-945293-36-8
  • Truthers (2017) - ISBN 978-1-5124-2779-0
  • first communions (2016) - ISBN 978-1-9370-0941-0
  • Cain's Blood (2013) - ISBN 978-1-4767-0404-3
  • Project Cain (2013) – ISBN 978-1-4424-7696-7
  • Tales of the Eastern Indians (2008) – ISBN 978-0-9705-8042-9
  • Tales of the Atlantic Pirates (2006) – ISBN 978-0-9754-4195-4
  • Tales of the Jersey Devil (2005) – ISBN 978-0-9754-4192-3

    • Short Stories

    Dates by original magazine or anthology publication.

  • "Dark Harvest" (2003), Writers of the Future anthology XIX
  • "H. E. Double Hockey Stick" (2005), Damned Nation anthology
  • "Wizards' Encore" (2005), Beyond Centauri
  • "The Twelve Year Bog" (2005), The Rocking Chair Reader: Family Gatherings anthology
  • "Where the Shadow Ended" (2006), The Willows
  • "Universal Adaptor" (2006), Aoife's Kiss (Issue 21)
  • "Translatio" (2007), Gratia Placenti anthology
  • "CAIN XP11: The Voice of Your Brother's Blood" (2007), Apex Digest - Issue 9
  • "CAIN XP11: Henry Lee Lucas Memorial Highway" (2007), Apex Digest - Issue 10
  • "CAIN XP11: Sorry About the Blood" (2007), Apex Digest - Issue 11
  • "CAIN XP11: The Wicked King” (2008), Apex Digest - Issue 12
  • "What You Know" (2008), Courting Morpheus anthology
  • "Collecting James" (2009), Murky Depths - Issue 8
  • "Psychomachia" (2009), Harlan County Horrors anthology
  • "For Restful Death I Cry" (2010), Dark Futures anthology
  • "First Communions" (2010), Dark Faith anthology
  • "Unto the Lord A New Song" (2013), Mountain Dead anthology
  • "Not Fade Away" (2015), Among the Shadows anthology

    • References

    Geoffrey Girard Wikipedia
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