Eddie A. van Dijk (b. 1980) was exposed to the science fictional genre at an early age thanks to his dad, who used to read to him. It was the start of a life-long fascination with stories of all sorts and the fantastical genres in particular. It should come as no surprise that he grew up to be a true geek. After taking a degree in Computer Science he made an attempt at defying fate by studying history, but he ended up working in IT after all.
For HSF Magazine he writes articles about the interaction between various media, such as movies, computer games and novels. He also writes the occasional short story and has won third prize at the Harland Awards for his story Vleeshandel.
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