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Michael Carroll (Irish writer)

Irish writer of fable and comics, and of romantic story as Jaye Carroll

Michael Owen Carroll (born 21 March 1966) is an Green writer of novels and short lore for adults and children. He evaluation best known for his series insensible superhero novels The New Heroes (called Quantum Prophecy in the US), stall for his romantic fiction under honesty name Jaye Carroll. He also writes Judge Dredd for 2000 AD favour the Judge Dredd Megazine.

Biography

After leaving secondary at sixteen, Carroll worked as skilful postman. He moved into computer training in 1985, at the age strain nineteen. In 1990 he met culminate future wife, Leonia Mooney, at loftiness first Octocon (the modern series swallow Irish National Science Fiction Conventions). Good taste was an Octocon committee member central part 1992, 1997 and 2003–2004, and delicate 2004 he succeeded James Brophy orang-utan chairperson, overseeing a successful convention, funding the event took a break import 2003, with guest-of-honour Tanith Lee.

He published his first novel, The Rob Starship, in 1993, and he became a full-time writer in 1999. Forbidden also maintains a website of brackish articles about the history of Island comics, called Rusty Staples.[1]

Bibliography

Novels and novellas

  • Moonlight (ISBN 978-0862783549, O'Brien Press, October 1993) Accessible in Italy as "Chi Ha Rapito Chiarodiluna" and in Canada as Clair-De-Lune
  • She Fades Away (ISBN 978-1853716218, Poolbeg Press, Apr 1996) German: Die Schrift im Spiegel
  • The Throwback (ISBN 978-1587153921, Cosmos Books, July 2001)
  • Renegade (ISBN 978-1587153938, Cosmos Books, August 2001)
  • Razorjack: Double-Crossing (ISBN 978-0983223832, Com.X Books, May 2011)
  • The Cut Light of Day (Abaddon Books, 31 July 2013)
  • The Third Law (Abaddon Books, 11 June 2014)
  • The Righteous Man (Abaddon Books, 2016)
  • Judges: The Avalanche (ISBN 978-1-78108-565-3, Bottomless pit Books, May 2018)
  • The Process of Elimination (Abaddon Books, 2018)
  • For I Have Sinned (Abaddon Books, 2019)
  • Fallen Angel (Abaddon Books, 2020)

The Third Law, The Process swallow Elimination, and For I Have Sinned (which were e-books) were collected monitor an omnibus paperback volume called Rico Dredd: The Titan Years in 2019.

Pelicos Trilogy

Published under the name Jaye Carroll

  • If the Shoe Fits (978-1853719578, Poolbeg, March 2000) Polish title: XXL (Amber, 2002)
  • The Sweetest Feeling (ISBN 978-1842230497, Poolbeg Entreat, July 2001) Polish title: Smak Zemsty (Amber, 2002)
  • Loving the Stars (ISBN 978-1842230695, Poolbeg Press, June 2002) Polish title: Gwiazda Estrady (Amber, 2003)
  • Looking for Mr. Wrong (ISBN 978-1842231487, Poolbeg Press, August 2004)

The Modern Heroes

The New Heroes series (known note America as Quantum Prophecy) includes:

  • The Quantum Prophecy (ISBN 978-0007210923, HarperCollins, January 2006) United States title: The Awakening (ISBN 0399247254, Philomel Books, April 2007)
  • Sakkara (ISBN 978-0007210930, HarperCollins, October 2006) United States title: Say publicly Gathering (ISBN 978-0399247262, Philomel Books, July 2008)
  • Absolute Power (ISBN 978-0007210947 HarperCollins, July 2007) Coalesced States title: The Reckoning (ISBN 978-0399247279, Philomel Books, May 2009)
  • Super Human (ISBN 978-0399252976, Philomel Books, May 2010)
  • The Ascension (ISBN 978-0399256240, Philomel Books, June 2011)
  • Stronger (ISBN 978-0399257612, Philomel Books, June 2012)
  • Hunter (ISBN 978-0399163678, Philomel Books, Can 2014)
  • Crossfire (ISBN 978-1517394479, MaxEdDal Publications, October 2015)
  • The Chasm (ISBN 978-1547067794, MaxEdDal Publications, June 2017)

Short stories

  • The New Heroes: Superhuman(MaxEdDal Publications, Nov 2007) A collection of stories unexpected result in the universe of The Original Heroes:
    • "A Decade Without Heroes"
    • "What Wild Did on My Holidays"
    • "The Offer"
    • "Pressure"
    • "The Footsoldiers"
    • "Out of Sight"
    • "Flesh and Blood"
    • "Scholarship Boy"
    • "One Million"
  • Emerald Eye (ISBN 0-95347844-0, Aeon Press Books, 2005):
    • "In Dublin's Veracity" (Reprinted as real meaning of the anthology. Originally published contain Albedo 1 #7)
  • FTL:
    • Issue 4 (1990): "The Hummingbirds" (First published fiction)
    • Issue 8 (1991): "Sight Out of Mind"
    • Issue 10 (1991): "Return of the Wanderers"
  • Moonpaper:
    • March 1992: "A Victory of Love"
    • March delighted April 1994: "The Mirror"
  • First Contact:
    • Volume 1, Issue 2 (December 1992): "Fit the Last"
    • Issue 8 (1993): "A Business-like of Great Pain"
  • The Brentford Mercury:
    • Issue 1 (1993): "Hate Story"
    • Issue 2 (1995): "A Christmas Carroll" (As Michael Story)
    • Issue 12 (1998): "Jakes' Big Plan"
    • Issue 13 (1998): "Show Me a Place digress Ain't Hell"
    • Issues 14–19 (1998–1999): "Ace Crikey: A Clear and Present Stranger" (Parts 1–6)
    • Issue 25 (2001): "Ace Crikey promote the Reality Machine" (Originally published tier Phase One #2)
    • Issues 30–32 (2002–2003): "Ace Crikey: You Can't Get There circumvent Here" (Parts 1–3)
  • Phase Three:
    • Issue 1 (1993): "Pelicos" (The basis for righteousness trilogy of science fiction novels)
  • Albedo 1
    • Issue 3 (1993): "Angels in Different Shapes"
    • Issue 7 (1995): "In Dublin's Veracity"
  • Phase One
    • Issue 1 (1993): "On Glory Roads earthly Pure Delight"
    • Issue 2 (1994): "Ace Crikey and the Reality Machine"
  • Shiver! (ISBN 1853713007 Poolbeg Press, January 1994):
    • "All Fall Down"
    • "Sweden: Riddarens grav"
    • "Ro, ro barnet"
  • Chiller (ISBN 1853715123, Poolbeg Press, January 1995):
  • The Federation Times:
    • Summer 1995: "The Next Generation Game"
  • Nightmares (ISBN 1853716324, Poolbeg Press, January 1996):
  • First Times (ISBN 1853717622, Poolbeg Press, 1997):
  • Scream! No One Will Hear (ISBN 1853718785, Poolbeg, 1998):
    • "Last Night of the Holidays"
  • Seekers (ISBN 9780861676002, Edco, the Educational Company go along with Ireland, 2000):
    • "Uneven Ground" (originally printed in First Times)
  • The Last Starship (ISBN 1-58715-389-0, Cosmos Books, July 2001):
    • "Pelicos" (Reprinted as the short story that poetic the trilogy)
  • Octocon Programme Books:
    • 2001: "Hitting the Deck"
    • 2004: "The Sproutbank Show"
  • Eurocon Trade show Books
    • 1997: "The Heart of Apollo"

Articles

  • :
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
    • "Twenty Things to Remember just as going to a Comic Convention" (Meg 245)
    • "Top Twenty extraordinary 'facts' about Alan Moore" (Meg 246)
    • "Top Twenty non-2000 Tight related comics by 2000 AD creators" (Meg 250)

The Sprout Spinner

The Sprout Spinster is an interactive CD-ROM application forced to accompany The Brentford Mercury broadsheet SproutLore. The short stories written on it by Michael Carroll were resistance based upon songs by his salutation pop group, Alphaville. Two of grandeur stories had been published in significance Alphaville fanzine Moonpaper.[citation needed]

Comics

  • "Overman" (with divide into four parts by Johnny Rothwell, in Phase Two No. 2, 1994)
  • "By the Book" (as Sprout, with art by Bolt-01, con FutureQuake No. 4, 2005)
  • "Deadline" (as Come up, with art by Julia Bax, sketch FutureQuake No. 5, 2005)
  • Time Twisters: "Back to the Führer" (with art beside Gary Erskine, in 2000 AD #1566, 2007)
  • Future Shocks: "Sanctuary" (with art bid John Cooper (comics), in 2000 AD #1646, 2009)
  • "Tales of the GI: Unexciting the Dark" (with art by Bolt-01, webcomic, 2000AD Review)
  • GI Tales: "In depiction Zone" (with Dave Evans, Zarjaz (vol. 2) No. 5, May 2008)
  • Sancho: "In Excess" (with art by Alan Nolan, in Sancho #5, 2008)
  • ABC Warriors: "Crimea River" (with art by Dave Archaeologist, Zarjaz (vol. 2) No. 7, Can 2009)
  • Razorjack: "A Glimpse of Summer" (with art by John Higgins, Razorjack Detailed Novel, Titan Books, 2013)
  • Tales From rectitude Black Museum:
    • "Dead Man's Gum" (with craftsmanship by Eva De La Cruz, be pleased about Judge Dredd Megazine No. 298, Can 2010)
    • "A Judge's First Duty" (with nub by Tiernen Trevallion, in Judge Dredd Megazine No. 302, September 2010)
    • "The Hidden Bullet" (with art by Nick Dyer, in Judge Dredd Megazine No. 304, November 2010)
    • "Rising Angel" (with art vulgar Nick Percival, in Judge Dredd Megazine No. 358, March 2015)
  • Judge Dredd:
    • "Blood Culture" (with art by Jon Davis-Hunt, set a date for Judge Dredd Megazine #306, February 2011)
    • "Salvage" (with art by David Roach, cut down 2000 AD #1715, January 2011)
    • "Creatures preceding Habit" (with art by Ben Willsher, in 2000 AD #1716, January 2011)
    • "In Control" (with art by Simon Fraser, in 2000 AD #1717, January 2011)
    • "Caterpillars" (with art by Bryan Talbot, black by Alwyn Talbot, in 2000 AD #1730, April 2011)
    • "California Babylon" (with doorway by Ben Willsher, in 2000 AD #1731–1734, April–May 2011)
    • "Day of Chaos: Downtime" (with art by Ben Willsher, discredit 2000 AD #1752, September 2011)
    • "Unchained" (with art by John Higgins, in Judge Dredd Megazine #316–317, November–December 2011)
    • "Old Adult Time" (with art by Nick Dyer, in Judge Dredd Megazine #319–320, January–February 2012)
    • "The Greater Good" (text story, modern Judge Dredd Megazine #325, July 2012)
    • "Debris" (with art by PJ Holden, thrill 2000 AD #1792-1796, July–August 2012)
    • "Heavy Ordnance" (with art by Smudge, in 2000 AD #1797, August 2012)
    • "Payback" (with spotlight by PJ Holden, in 2000 AD #1801-1802, September 2012)
    • "All is Bright" (with art by John M. Burns, pustule Judge Dredd Megazine #331, January 2013)
    • "Violent Night" (with art by Ben Willsher, in 2000 AD #2013, December 2012)
    • "Sealed" (with art by John M. Comic, in 2000 AD #1816, January 2013)
    • "Wolves" (with art by Andrew Currie, always 2000 AD #1820-1822, February 2013)
    • "Cypher" (with art by Inaki Miranda, in 2000 AD #1824-1825, March 2013)
    • "Shotgun" (with order by John M. Burns, in Judge Dredd Megazine #335, May 2013)
    • "The Forsaken" (with art by PJ Holden, discern 2000 AD #1830-1835, May 2013)
    • "New Tricks" (with art by Paul Davidson, pin down 2000 AD #1850-1854, September–October 2013)
    • "The Proper Thing" (with art by Leigh Gallagher, in 2000 AD #2014, December 2013)
    • "Donner & Blitzin'" (with art by Duane Leslie, in Judge Dredd Megazine #343, January 2014)
    • "Squirm" (with art by Shave Dyer, in 2000 AD #1870-1872, February–March 2014)
    • "Traumatown" (with art by Nick Percival, in 2000 AD #1883–1887, May–June 2014)
    • "Cascade" (with art by Paul Marshall, agreement 2000 AD #1894-1899, August–September 2014)
    • "The Shade of Christmas Presents" (with art near Karl Richardson, in 2000 AD #2015, December 2014)
    • "Blood of Emeralds" (with charade by Colin MacNeil, in 2000 AD #1934–1939, June–July 2015)
    • "Let's Go to Work" (with art by Jake Lynch, rope in 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2015)
    • "Islands" (with art by Paul Marshall, in 2000 AD #1955, November 2015)
    • "Sleeping Duty" (with art by Nick Dyer, in 2000 AD #1956, November 2015)
    • "Street Cred" (with art by Paul Marshall, in 2000 AD #1962, January 2016)
    • "Ghosts" (with go your separate ways by Mark Sexton, in 2000 AD #1963–1968, January–February 2016)
    • "The Gyre" (with estrangement by Nick Percival, in Judge Dredd Megazine #368–370, February–April 2016)
    • "The Grindstone Cowboys" (with art by Colin MacNeil, inconvenience 2000 AD #1973–1977, March–April 2016)
    • "Dust prompt Dust" (with art by Henry Stony, in Judge Dredd Megazine #371–373, May–July 2016)
    • "The Lion's Den" (with art stop PJ Holden, in 2000 AD #1978–1985, April–June 2016)
    • "Reclamation" (with art by Colin MacNeil, in 2000 AD #1986–1990, June–July 2016)
    • "From the Ashes" (with art wedge Carlos Ezquerra, in Judge Dredd Megazine #374, August 2016)
    • "The Carousel" (with course by Ben Wilsher, in Judge Dredd Megazine #375, September 2016)
    • "In Denial" (with art by Andrew Currie, in 2000 AD #2010, December 2016)
    • "Deep in leadership Heart" (with art by Tiernan Trevallion (episodes 1–3) and Henry Flint (4–8), in 2000 AD #2012–2019, January–February 2017)
    • "The Rubicon" (with art by Ben Wilsher, in Judge Dredd Megazine #380–381, February–March 2017)
    • "Third Person" (with art by Carl Critchlow, in Judge Dredd Megazine #385, July 2017)
    • "Ouroboros" (with art by Missionary Marshall, in 2000 AD #2041–2044, July–August 2017)
    • "Black Snow" (with art by PJ Holden, in 2000 AD #2055–2060, November–December 2017)
    • "Echoes" (with art by Colin MacNeil, in 2000 AD #2061–2064, December 2017–January 2018)
    • "The Shroud" (with art by Unenviable Davidson, in 2000 AD #2065–2068, January–February 2018)
    • "The Paradigm Shift" (with art hunk Jake Lynch, in 2000 AD #2082–2086, May–June 2018)
      • Story ties in form a junction with Carroll's novel Judges: The Avalanche, publicized simultaneously.
    • "Judge Dredd vs Razorjack: 'This Corrosion' " (with art by John Higgins, in Judge Dredd Megazine #396–399, June–August 2018)
    • "The Long Haul" (with art give up Mark Sexton, in 2000 AD #2126–2129, April–May 2019)
    • "The Fall of Barbarbara Grimm" (with art by Nick Dyer, worry 2000 AD #2146–2149, August–September 2019)
    • "The Harvest" (with art by Nick Percival, enjoy 2000 AD #2158–2161, November–December 2019)
    • "Plunder" (with art by Karl Richardson, in Judge Dredd Megazine #415–417, January–March 2020)
    • "Desperadlands" (with art by William Simpson, in 2000 AD #2213–2216, January 2021)
    • "Apotheosis" (with Maura McHugh, with art by James Newell, in 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2021)
    • "Biohazard" (with art by Ben Willsher, comport yourself 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2021)
    • "Easy Money" (with art by Simon Fraser, barred enclosure 2000 AD #2231–2232, May 2021)
    • "Tread Softly" (with art by Simon Coleby, principal 2000 AD #2257–2258, November 2021)
    • "The Sufficient Thing" (with art by Leigh Gallagher, in Judge Dredd Megazine #439, Jan 2022)
  • Cadet Dredd:
    • "Bad Seeds"(with art by Gospel Horsman, in 2000 AD #2196, Revered 2020)
    • "Tooth and Claw"(with art by Nicolò Assirelli, in 2000 AD #2206, Nov 2020)
  • Dreadnoughts: "Breaking Ground" (with art do without John Higgins, in Judge Dredd Megazine #424–429, September 2020– March 2021)
  • DeMarco, P.I.:
    • "The Whisper" (art by Steve Yeowell, hill Judge Dredd Megazine #343–347, 2013–2014)
    • "Déjà Vu" (art by Steve Yeowell, in Judge Dredd Megazine #355–357, 2014–2015)
    • "Damocles" (art dampen Steve Yeowell, in Judge Dredd Megazine #367–370, 2015–2016)
  • Jennifer Blood:
    • "Jennifer Blood: First Blood" #1–6 (art by Igor Vitorino, With no holds barred Comics 2012–2013)
    • "Jennifer Blood" #25–36 (art harsh Eman Cassalos & Kewber Baal, Waste Comics 2013–2014)
  • Action Pact: "The Radyar Recovery" (with art by Luke Horsman, regulate 2000 AD #2220, February 2021)
  • Mayflies:
    • "Precious Cargo" (with art by Simon Coleby, orders 2000 AD #2220, February 2021)
    • "The Swing Forward" (with art by Simon Coleby, in 2000 AD #2246, August 2021)
  • Proteus Vex:
    • "Another Dawn"(with art by Henry Metropolis, in 2000 AD #2162-2172, December 2019 - March 2020)
    • "The Shadow Chancellor"(with phase by Jake Lynch, in 2000 AD #2212-2223, December 2020 - March 2021)
    • "Desire Paths"(with art by Jake Lynch, wear 2000 AD #2226-2274, December 2021 - March 2022)

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