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Member: Keith Hartman
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Location: West Hollywood, CA
Member Since: May 01 '01
Homepage: Keith Hartman, Author
 
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Author of three books, mostly science fiction mysteries.  more
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May 02 '01 Games for the Thinking Player: A list of the best strategy games How To Choose Strategy Games
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May 02 '01 Endless Slog Through Unintelligent Monsters Might and Magic 8: Day of the Destroyer for Windows
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May 02 '01 Cute graphics, dull play Disciples: Sacred Lands (Gold Edition) for Windows
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May 02 '01 Positive Reviews Missed Some Big Problems Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business for Windows
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May 02 '01 Did the designers ever bother to playtest this thing? Call to Power II for Windows
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Keith grew up in Huntsville, Alabama, which in addition to being “Rocket City USA” also has the distinction of being one of the few cities in America ever captured by a Russian general. (One of those really odd things that happened during the Civil War.) He graduated from Princeton University, then went on to study at the London School of Economics, then started a PhD in Finance at Duke University. Sometime around his third year of the finance program, he realized that he really didn’t want to spend the rest of his life teaching MBA’s how to screw each other, and ran away to become a writer. His first book was Congregations in Conflict, an examination of nine different churches and how they dealt with the issue of homosexuality, sometimes in surprising ways -- like the Southern Baptist Church which voted to marry two gay men, the order of seventy year old celibate monks who all came out of the closet together , and the Black Catholic church which expelled its gay organization in order to be more “inclusive”. The book was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award, and Keith appeared as a guest on NPR’s Talk of the Nation in conjunction with it. His second book, The Gumshoe, the Witch, and the Virtual Corpse is one of those novels that really confuses book store owners, because they can never figure out which section of the shop to put it in. The critics have alternately described it as science fiction, mystery, social commentary, magic realism, and even a coming of age story. It won two Spectrum Awards for science fiction, was picked as one of the “Eight Best Mysteries of 1999” by The Drood Review of Mysteries, and was a double nominee for the Lambda Literary Awards in the “Men’s Mystery”and “Science Fiction / Fantasy” categories. His third book, Gumshoe Gorilla will be hitting stores in August of 2001. He is currently researching his fourth book, which will be a non-fiction work about men working in different aspects of the sex industry. And like everybody else in LA, he has a movie script that he’s shopping around. Over the years, he’s also choreographed dance pieces, written and acted in radio dramas, worked as a theater critic, and even spent a couple of years performing with the Princeton Mime Company. Keith currently lives in West Hollywood with his boyfriend Scott and his cat Urvashi, named after a Hindu Goddess whose principal duties consist of lounging around and letting the world admire her beauty. His hobbies include juggling, RPG’s, and falling down in interesting ways.


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