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Timothy Quinn is a writer, photographer and editor who's taught at both
New York University and the
City University of New York.
He's not, sadly, a southern lawyer, U.S. naval commander, research dermatopathologist,
Irish politician or New Jersey police captain. Those are all other Googleable Timothy
Quinns, and they will happily remit outstanding debts on his behalf.
This particular Timothy Quinn has written professionally on such diverse subjects as
technology, psychology, education, law and politics, appearing in
Z Magazine,
The Australia Financial Review,
SpaceDaily,
Prospect,
BYTE and the
New Orleans Review.
His latest book is Octopus Intelligence,
which will be released by Guernica Editions in 2009, and will be available through local and online
retailers in North America and Europe. To receive notification when Octopus Intelligence
hits bookstore shelves, please subscribe to the RSS feed
or visit the official Octopus Intelligence website.
In February 2003, Timothy Quinn joined Featurewell's
group of award-winning internationally syndicated authors. In recent years, he has served as a
Consulting Technical Editor for The Princeton Review
and a Consulting Science Editor for ECW Press.
He is the recipient of five Ontario Arts Council grants –
with funding allocated by Dundurn Press,
Books in Canada,
Tsar Publications,
Coach House Press and
Cormorant Books – and is a past invitee of
Portland State University's annual reading series.
For further information on republication rights, editorial assignments or speaking requests,
please inquire.
Current projects in development include "The Sociopath," a play about a decapitation in a Chinese restaurant, and
a nonfiction book about the narrowing of choice in an increasingly data-driven culture. For further information
on these projects, or to obtain a list of Timothy Quinn's pending story ideas, please
contact the author.
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You got to have a conversation, understand? You got to find out where the money's coming from. You got to find out who they know. A conversation is more than - You carrying? - Yeah, how much you want? - I'm talking about a dialog, Dobell.
From Body Grow Cold
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Alone , by Richard E. Byrd (ISBN 1559634634).
For more recommendations, you can visit Tim's Playlist via Twitter or RSS.
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