tony lee, editor - pigasuspress.co.uk

EDITOR TONY LEE'S HOMEPAGE...

Publication credits:

Fiction (short stories):

Exhibit From Earth - Sierra Heaven #1 (editor, Alex Bardy)

Little Doctors - Psychotrope #2 (editor, Mark Beech)

Number's Up - Sierra Heaven #3

On The Cryoslab: Adamstein 3001 - Sierra Heaven #3

Road Life - Black Tears #1 (editor, Adam Bradley)

The Woodgod - The Unnameable #4 (editor, Paul Richardson)

Verse:

The Dragon Lady Of Chrysaor - Medusa: A Poetry Anthology (editor, Steve Sneyd)

The Teeth At The End Of The Universe - The Bloody Quill #5 (editor, Jason Rogerson)

This Won't Hurt A Bit - The Bloody Quill #6

Vampire Stew - The Bloody Quill #6

Non-fiction:

The Ghost School Trilogy (film reviews) - Pantechnicon #6 (editor, Trudi Topham)

Views From The Shambly House: Tim Lees interview - Midnight Street #5 (editor, Trevor Denyer)

The Battle Is Far From Over: Simon Clark interview - BFS 30th souvenir (editor, Sandy Auden)

Deep Space Dissected, a survey of Star Trek non-fiction books - Starburst #256 (contributing editor, David J. Howe)

The End Is Nigh: A Top Ten Apocalypse Movies - Mkultra #9 (editor, Andrej Karczewski)

Get Your Feet Wet In The Small Press - a "how-to" article in Writers' Forum vol.5 no.1 (editor, Morgan Kenney)

Over The Edge: Hong Kong Genre Cinema - The Third Alternative #21 (editor, Andy Cox)

Page Fright (essay comment) - Zene #17 (editor, Andy Cox)

Parr From The Maddening Crowd (pseudo-interview feature) - Zene #21

Ancient & Modern (essay comment) - Zene #22

Reviews (published in the following magazines):

The BBR Directory (editor, Chris Reed)

The Bloody Quill (editor, Jason Rogerson)

The Borderland (website, edited by John M. Peters)

Grim Humour (editor, Richo Grimboat)

The Fix (editor, Andy Cox)

Flickers 'n' Frames (editor, John M. Peters)

Interzone (published by T3A Press)

Midnight Marquee - USA (editor Gary J. Svehla)

The Ministry Of Whimsy (website, edited by Jeff VanderMeer)

Modern Dance (website, edited by Dave W. Hughes)

Monster! International - USA (editor, Timothy Paxton)

The Orient Express (editor, Kevin Lyons)

Rattler's Tale (editor, Anthony North)

Sci-Fright (editor, Sian Ross)

Shivers (published by Visual Imagination)

Starburst (published by Visual Imagination)

The Third Alternative (editor, Andy Cox)

Trash City (editor, Jim McLennan)

Videooze - USA (editor, Bob Sargent)

Works (editor, Dave W. Hughes)

Zene (editor, Andy Cox)

Columns:

Laser Fodder, for Interzone (published by T3A Press)

Blood Spectrum, for Black Static (editor, Andy Cox)

Websites:

Pigasus Press - launched December 1999, re-designed 2004

Movies on Dowse (general film/tv hub), editor, 2000-3 (site archived 2004)

VideoVista (monthly vhs & dvd review zine) - online April 2001

The ZONE (SF nonfiction) - online September 2001

FAX 21 (illustrated sci-fi satire and general humour) - online Spring 2003

Rotary Action (helicopters in cinema and TV) - online September 2003

Soundchecks (music reviews, interviews, profiles, listings) - online February 2005

Pigasus pressure (powered by Blogger.com) - online April 2006

Facebook | MySpace - online July 2007

Biography:

Born in Nottinghamshire, July 1961, Tony Lee became addicted to science fiction as a teenager - after reading Silver Surfer comics, and books by the likes of E.E 'Doc' Smith, A.E. van Vogt, and Arthur C. Clarke, and seeing Doctor Who, Star Trek, and classic films - The Day The Earth Stood Still and War Of The Worlds on TV. During the 1980s, Tony was afflicted with "video collectors' syndrome" and has stockpiled 1000s of movies on tape.

In 1989, he launched S.A. Publishing - for therapy, and this quickly developed into Pigasus Press - known for publishing SF poetry anthologies, and for introducing some European and American writers, previously unknown in UK, to a British readership via the pages of various genre magazines, such as Fax 21, Premonitions, and The Zone. One of his interests (besides SF, horror films, TV cop shows, Hong Kong fantasy cinema, and rock music), is a curious fascination for helicopters in the movies. Check out Tony's Rotary Action site. Favouring the lazy lifestyle of a part-time writer, Tony doesn't have any pets (especially cats with silly names), and has never been to Milton Keynes.

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