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In 1994, E. J. launched and edited the revived, [[pulp]]-format, [[semiprozine]] version of ''[[Galaxy]]'', then turned it into an e-zine, and sold it in 2001. He also writes [[SF]] and [[fantasy]].
 
In 1994, E. J. launched and edited the revived, [[pulp]]-format, [[semiprozine]] version of ''[[Galaxy]]'', then turned it into an e-zine, and sold it in 2001. He also writes [[SF]] and [[fantasy]].
  
[https://www.ejgold.com/ Website.]
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He was married at least three times, to Sally Ann Bloch (daughter of [[Robert Bloch]] in 1962 and to Linda R Suddleson in 1964. He was divorced from Lana (last name unavailable) in 1982.
  
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[https://www.ejgold.com/ Website]
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[https://gurdjiefflegacy.org/40articles/Full/glitters_full.htm Various writing about Gold]
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[https://modernredux.com/products/e-j-gold-stellar-composition-2 Art sample]
  
 
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Revision as of 12:27, 15 July 2021

(December 27, 1941 –)

Eugene Jeffrey "E.J." Gold, sometimes called Gene, is a California artist, author, musican, video game designer, “shamanic rabbi,” teacher and comedian. He is the son of H. L. Gold, the first editor of Galaxy Science Fiction, and Evelyn Gold.

In 1994, E. J. launched and edited the revived, pulp-format, semiprozine version of Galaxy, then turned it into an e-zine, and sold it in 2001. He also writes SF and fantasy.

He was married at least three times, to Sally Ann Bloch (daughter of Robert Bloch in 1962 and to Linda R Suddleson in 1964. He was divorced from Lana (last name unavailable) in 1982.

Website Various writing about Gold Art sample


Person 1941
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