Author: Theodore Krulik

Theodore Krulik has been a reader of science fiction all of his life. His love for SF led to active participation in SF conventions in the 1970s, where he spoke to such authors of the Golden Age of Science Fiction as Damon Knight, Fred Pohl, and John W. Campbell, Jr. As a member of the Science Fiction Research Association, Krulik published literary essays on the works of Isaac Asimov, James Gunn, and Richard Matheson for scholarly publishing companies Frederick Ungar, Inc. and Greenwood Press. After interviewing the renowned “New Wave” writer Roger Zelazny in 1982, Krulik completed a literary biography of Zelazny for Frederick Ungar Inc. in 1986 and a concordance of Zelazny”s famous ten-volume fantasy series, The Chronicles of Amber, in The Complete Amber Sourcebook, published by Zelazny”s own publisher, Avon Books, in 1996. Krulik”s short story “Half Life” was published in Shadows & Reflections: Stories from the Worlds of Roger Zelazny, a tribute anthology, edited by Warren Lapine and Trent Zelazny, and published by Positronic Publishing in 2017. A retired NYC high school English teacher, Krulik is a lifelong Queens, New York native residing in Flushing/Whitestone with his wife Roberta.