Bio

Russell B. Farr is the founding editor of Ticonderoga Publications and has published almost fifty titles since 1996. His  anthology, Belong, explored the concepts of home and migration. Previous works as editor include the award-winning anthology Fantastic Wonder Stories, award-winning collections Magic Dirt: the Best of Sean Williams, and Angela Slatter’s The Girl With No Hands and other tales, and Australia’s first work-themed anthology The Workers’ Paradise. In 2013 he was the recipient of the A. Bertram Chandler Award for ‘outstanding achievement in Australian science fiction’.

As editor of Ticonderoga Publications, Russell has overseen the publication of landmark story collections by Simon Brown, Stephen Dedman, Terry Dowling, Angela Slatter, Stephen Utley, Lucy Sussex, Lisa L Hannett, Justina Robson, and Kaaron Warren.

In 2010 Russell shaved all his hair off to raise over $2000 for the Eden Monaro Cancer Support Group. You can view the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh0w_9kxRME

A side benefit of affirmations is that it does not cause any side levitra 40mg effects. Any kind of stress, depression, headache, or psychological trauma can take a toll levitra best prices in the sexual health. Conditions like poor sperm motility as well as morphology, decreased sexual desire, and low sperm count are some common conditions faced or experienced by men when they go through male fertility issues. discount buy viagra Some of the ailments might affect women with purchase female viagra small bust size. Russell lives in Greenwood,  Western Australia, with his wonderful wife Liz Grzyb, an unimpressed, sociopathic cat and an enthusiastic puppy.

FYI: “punkrocker1991” does not have anything to do with my year of birth, in 1991 I was in my late teens and full of attitude. It’s a reference to the much quoted ‘1991, the year that punk broke’, which I think I first heard said by Eddie Vedder. 1991 was a fine year, with great music, but I certainly wasn’t born then.