American author David Zindell, who was born on November 28, 1952, is well-known for his epic science fiction and fantasy works.
“The Dreamer’s Slumber,” Zindell’s debut story, appeared in Fantasy Book in 1984.
He won the Writers of the Future competition in 1985 with his novelette Shanidar, which shared background with his first book Neverness.
He wrote the sequel trilogy A Requiem for Homo Sapiens as a follow-up to Neverness.
The theme of The Ea Cycle, a Zindell fantasy trilogy, is the development of consciousness through the use of fantasy.
The story revolves around a prince named Valashu Elahad who is on the lookout for a relic known as the Lightstone in order to stop the immortal Morjin, Lord of Lies, from creating a world full of lunacy.
He published the nonfiction book Splendor in 2015, and the novel The Stupid Gods—which is narrated from the perspective of killer whales—in 2017.
David Zindell Children: Does David Zindell have kids?
Yes, He had two daughters with Melody Scott.