Difference between revisions of "Stephen D. Korshak"
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| − | '''Stephen Korshak''', son of [[Erle Korshak]], is a [[collector]] of [[SF]] and [[fantasy]] [[art]] and with his wife, Alma, owns the [https://www.korshakcollection.com/about The Korshak Collection] of science fiction art. This collection has toured museums throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. He is an associate member of the [[First Fandom club]], and received the [[Sam Moskowitz Archive Award]] in 2016. | + | '''Stephen Dedalus Korshak''', son of [[Irene Korshak|Irene]] and [[Erle Korshak]], attended his first [[Worldcon]], [[Philcon II]], with his parents in 1953. Based in [[Orlando]], he is a [[collector]] of [[SF]] and [[fantasy]] [[art]] and with his wife, Alma, owns the [https://www.korshakcollection.com/about The Korshak Collection] of science fiction art. This collection has toured museums throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. He is an associate member of the [[First Fandom club]], and received the [[Sam Moskowitz Archive Award]] in 2016. |
| − | With Erle, he revived the [[Shasta]] imprint (as "Shasta-Phoenix") in 2009 to publish collections of classic [[SF]] [[art]]. | + | With Erle, he revived the [[Shasta]] imprint (as "Shasta-Phoenix") in 2009 to publish collections of classic [[SF]] [[art]] and has been an art dealer since about 2000. |
He has written the following genre books: | He has written the following genre books: | ||
| − | * ''A Hannes Bok Showcase'', (1995) | + | * ''A [[Hannes Bok]] Showcase'', (1995) |
* ''A Hannes Bok Treasury'', Foreword by [[Ray Bradbury]], (1993) | * ''A Hannes Bok Treasury'', Foreword by [[Ray Bradbury]], (1993) | ||
| − | * ''The Paintings of J. Allen St. John: Grand Master of Fantasy'' (2008) with [[J. David Spurlock]]) | + | * ''The Paintings of [[J. Allen St. John]]: Grand Master of [[Fantasy]]'' (2008) with [[J. David Spurlock]]) |
| − | * ''From the Pen of Paul: The Fantastic Images of Frank R. Paul'' (2009) | + | * ''From the Pen of Paul: The Fantastic Images of [[Frank R. Paul]]'' (2009) |
| − | * ''The Alluring Art of Margaret Brundage: Queen of the Pulp Pin-Up Art'' (2013) with [[J. David Spurlock]] | + | * ''The Alluring Art of [[Margaret Brundage]]: Queen of the [[Pulp]] Pin-Up Art'' (2013) with [[J. David Spurlock]] |
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| + | In [[mundane]] life, he is a lawyer. He received his B.A. from the University of Chicago in 1974 and is a 1980 graduate of John Marshall Law School. He is also a real estate developer (Keller Williams Real Estate) who developed a Publix-anchored shopping center, townhome and condominium developments, a timeshare company and a title insurance company. He and Alma (née Smith) have four children. | ||
{{person | born=1952}} | {{person | born=1952}} | ||
Latest revision as of 13:46, 2 May 2023
(June 1, 1952 –)
Stephen Dedalus Korshak, son of Irene and Erle Korshak, attended his first Worldcon, Philcon II, with his parents in 1953. Based in Orlando, he is a collector of SF and fantasy art and with his wife, Alma, owns the The Korshak Collection of science fiction art. This collection has toured museums throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. He is an associate member of the First Fandom club, and received the Sam Moskowitz Archive Award in 2016.
With Erle, he revived the Shasta imprint (as "Shasta-Phoenix") in 2009 to publish collections of classic SF art and has been an art dealer since about 2000.
He has written the following genre books:
- A Hannes Bok Showcase, (1995)
- A Hannes Bok Treasury, Foreword by Ray Bradbury, (1993)
- The Paintings of J. Allen St. John: Grand Master of Fantasy (2008) with J. David Spurlock)
- From the Pen of Paul: The Fantastic Images of Frank R. Paul (2009)
- The Alluring Art of Margaret Brundage: Queen of the Pulp Pin-Up Art (2013) with J. David Spurlock
In mundane life, he is a lawyer. He received his B.A. from the University of Chicago in 1974 and is a 1980 graduate of John Marshall Law School. He is also a real estate developer (Keller Williams Real Estate) who developed a Publix-anchored shopping center, townhome and condominium developments, a timeshare company and a title insurance company. He and Alma (née Smith) have four children.
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