 Elric James Collvill – Elric James Colvill is a writer, historian, literary scholar, and an unabashed, lifelong geek. Graduating from ISU in December 2009 with a Master’s Degree in English, Elric has been feeling the love of the recession and is currently cobbling together a living however he can while he pursues his writing career. Presently he is re-editing his first novel, Weird Wyrd, until he feels it is acceptable enough for publication (which is difficult since he never actually feels anything is good enough, but he’ll just have to get over it). Also, he is working as the lead editor for a role-playing game system in development through one of his colleagues, to be released sometime next year if luck holds out. Elric published his Master’s thesis, Fear and Loathing in American Literature: Freedom, the American Dream, and Hunter S. Thompson and performed copy editing work for a scholarly treatment of James Fenimore Cooper’s The Autobiography of a Pocket Handkerchief (sounds bloody exciting, doesn’t it?) in cooperation with senior editor and project leader, Dr. Matthew Wynn Sivils, in 2009. Elric’s main areas of writing interest lie in science-fiction and fantasy, both humorous and dramatic.
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