gavin j. grant
Xerography
Debt
(2002 - present)
present
editor/publisher:
Small
Beer Press
150 Pleasant St., #306
Easthampton, MA 01027
413.203.1636
info@smallbeerpress.com
Who
What
Where
Why
How
BookPage
2001-08
The Weekly Dig
Boston, MA
1999-2000
2002-08: Co-host:KGB Fantastic Fiction Reading Series
2003-08: Co-editor of the fantasy section of The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror
Instructor: Imagination Workshop, Cleveland State University; Strange Horizons Summer Workshop
2000-02
BookSense.com
Senior Content Coordinator
Tarrytown, NY
1994-2000
Avenue Victor
Hugo Bookshop
Boston, MA
1998
Nova
ESL Teacher
Osaka, Japan
1991
BS, University of St. Andrews, Scotland
Osaka
Boston
Los Angeles
Scotland
Web 2.0?
Work: Yes.
Home: Maybe.
Books: Yes.
library card collection (to come)
future
available for typography & book design
kickstart or run
-- publications
-- a press
-- publicity
Character
Action
Time
publications. letters to editors and politicians not included.
2000
Clarion Writer's Workshop, MSU
1993
Medical Transcription Certificate
East LA College, CA
1992
CBEST
joshua
judges
ruth
Reader
2008 Tiptree
2007 World Fantasy
2005 Fountain
Young Lion's Award
Mass Cultural Council
Gavin J. Grant is the publisher of Small Beer Press, an independent press based in Massachusetts, whose books have been awarded the Philip K. Dick, Shirley Jackson, Hugo, and Locus Awards, as well as selected as the best of the year by Time Magazine, Salon, Booklist, Village Voice, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among others. About half of Small Beer’s list is available as ebooks and five titles have been released online under the Creative Commons license.
Since 1996 he has (with Kelly Link) edited and published Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, a twice-yearly small press zine. Del Rey published The Best of LCRW. From 2003-8 Grant and Link edited the fantasy half of The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror.
Originally from Scotland, Grant moved to the USA in 1991 and has worked in bookshops in Los Angeles and Boston and for BookSense.com. He has written for the Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Hartford Courant, Strange Horizons, and Time Out New York, among others. He lives with his family in an old farmhouse in Northampton, MA.
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