Lucius Shepard
Lucius Shepard was an American writer. Classified as a science fiction and fantasy writer, he often leaned into other genres, such as magical realism.
Career Journey
Background
- Born in
- Lynchburg
- Awards
- 🏆 Hugo Award for Best Novella🏆 Theodore Sturgeon Award🏆 Astounding Award for Best New Writer🏆 Nebula Award for Best Novella🏆 Locus Award for Best Horror Novel
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Trending topics shown first"It was easy to see how one could think of the family as a single terrible creature stretching back through time, some genetic flaw or chemical magic binding the spirit to the blood."
"Every object, the old man had said, is but an interpretation of every other object. There is no sure knowledge, only endless process."
"We uncovered new forces, we took a step along what may be an endless path toward divinity, we redirected the entire thrust of psychoanalytic theory, and, as with all knowledge, we found that deeper an…"
"“An attic’s the afterlife of a house,” said Otille, opening the door. “Or so my mother used to say."
"Manipulate? Yes, I manipulated. And despite the ensuing events, I would do so again, for it is the function of psychiatry to encourage the living to live."
"The outcry surrounding the public disclosure of the project had taken only three months to die, this—thought Jocundra—a telling commentary upon the spongelike capacity of the American consciousness to…"
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Timeline
1943
Born
Birth2014
Died
Death
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