This Biography is about one of the best Poet John M. Ford including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of John M. Ford | |
| Real Name | John M. Ford |
| Profession | Science Fiction Writers, Poets |
| Nick Name | John Milo |
| Famous as | Novelist, Writer, Game Designer |
| Nationality | American |
| Personal life of John M. Ford | |
| Born on | 10 April 1957 |
| Birthday | 10th April |
| Died At Age | 49 |
| Sun Sign | Aries |
| Born in | East Chicago |
| Died on | 25 September 2006 |
| Place of death | Minneapolis |
| Married | No |
| Education | Indiana University |
| Awards | 2005 – Origins Award for Role-Playing Game Supplement of the Year 1998 – Minnesota Book Award for Fantasy & Science Fiction
1993 – Philip K. Dick Award 1991 – Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Supplement 1989 – World Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction 1989 – Rhysling Award for Long Poem 1985 – Origins Award for Best Roleplaying Supplement 1984 – World Fantasy Award for Best Novel |
| Personal Fact of John M. Ford | |
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John M. Ford is remembered as the drollest and the most scholarly author in America. He was a regular contributor to several online discussions and composed countless poems, particularly in blank verse. During his life, he also wrote a number of lampoons and parodies of the works of many known writers. He was also a regular at science fiction conventions and is remembered today for his good-humor, sprightly spirit and his striking aura, that attracted a number of fans. His works were mostly written in the science-fiction and fantasy category and two of his best-known works include The Last Hot Time and Growing up Weightless. Apart from these two works, he has also penned a number of reviews and has authored short-fiction works such as âScrabble with God, Street of Dreams, This, Too, We Reconcile and Walkaway Clause. Most of his novels were speckled in setting and style, but he used the Bildungsroman setting for a great number of his works. Apart from writing, he helped design a number of games including The Yellow Clearance Black Box Blues, Star Trek III and also wrote Klingon manuals and several RPG articles. |
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