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Keith F. Goodnight

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Born

in Dallas, TX, The United States

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Genre

Science Fiction

Influences

Edgar Rice Burroughs, JRR Tolkien, Isaac Asimov, CS Lewis, Jules Verne ...more

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June 2012

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Keith F. Goodnight is a native Texan, born and raised in Dallas, and is a distant relative of famous cowboy and rancher Charles Goodnight, inventor of the Chuck wagon. Growing up, Keith read a great many books and also did other things, probably, but apart from the books it's all a bit of a blur.
Keith went to college at Rice University in Houston, TX. There he majored in biology, staying on through grad school to eventually earn a PhD in Behavioral Ecology in a lab that studied wasps. He only got stung once while doing it. He also joined the Rice University Marching Owl Band, where he once performed a halftime show while dressed as a Christmas tree, and remains an alumni member to this day.
When not writing, Keith enjoys cooking, working on ...more

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Can you tell us a two-sentence horror story?

Keith F. Goodnight He would have taken precautions but he was sure the serum would not affect spiders. His last thought as he died was, "I was wrong."…moreHe would have taken precautions but he was sure the serum would not affect spiders. His last thought as he died was, "I was wrong."(less)

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If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Keith F. Goodnight That's a difficult question: most fictional worlds are places full of danger and dramatic conflict. They're great to read about but I wouldn't want to…moreThat's a difficult question: most fictional worlds are places full of danger and dramatic conflict. They're great to read about but I wouldn't want to live there. I'd only want to if I was sure I could pick a time other than the stories I've read, some nice quiet time in between. So, I'd love to sight-see the magnificent architecture of Minas Tirith in Middle-earth, but wouldn't want to be there while Sauron's armies are laying siege to it!
If I was actually going to throw myself into an adventure... well, there can't be any doubt: I'd travel to Gallifrey, and while there I'd steal a TARDIS. And from there...(less)

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