Short Fiction Collected by John M. Ford (.ePUB)
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Short Fiction Collected (Jerry eBooks, 2026) by John M. Ford
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Overview: John Milo Ford was born on April 10, 1957 in East Chicago, Indiana, and raised in Whiting, Indiana. In the mid-1970s he attended Indiana University Bloomington, where he was active in the IU science fiction club and Society for Creative Anachronism; while there, he published his first short story “This, Too, We Reconcile” in the May 1976 Analog.
Ford left Indiana University Bloomington and moved to New York to work on the newly founded Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, where, starting in mid-1978, he published poetry, fiction, articles, and game reviews.
In 1990, Ford moved to Minneapolis. In addition to writing, he worked at various times as a hospital orderly, computer consultant, slush pile reader, and copy editor.
Ford suffered from complications related to diabetes since childhood and also had renal dysfunction which required dialysis and, in 2000, a kidney transplant, which improved his quality of life considerably.
John M. Ford was found dead from natural causes in his Minneapolis, Minnesota home on September 25, 2006, by his partner Elise Matthesen. He was a prominent member of the Friends of the Minneapolis Public Library, which established a John M. Ford Book Endowment after his death with the donations to be used as interest-generating capital for yearly purchase of new books.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
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