Bryan Thomas Schmidt
Science fiction author and editor
Science fiction author and editor
An American science fiction author and editor, contributed to the genre through novels and anthologies. Edited works for several renowned publishers and collaborated with various authors. Wrote the popular novel 'The Saga of Davi Rhii' series, which gained a following among science fiction enthusiasts. Involved in editing anthologies such as 'Dark Faith' and 'Shattered Shields'.
Authored 'The Saga of Davi Rhii' series
Edited 'Dark Faith' anthology
Edited 'Shattered Shields' anthology
Debuted in Major League Baseball in 1978, played as a pitcher primarily for the California Angels. Career spanned a decade, concluding in 1987. Appeared in 1986 postseason, contributing to the Angels' first playoff appearance in franchise history. Known for a notable performance in relief during the league championship series.
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