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Line 15: ==Brief History== ==Brief History== − '''Loren L. Coleman''', born in Longview, Washington,<ref>according to the biography section on his homepage</ref> is a science-fiction writer, known for having written many books for series such as [[BattleTech]] & [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]], ''[[w:Star Trek: The Role Playing Game|Star Trek]]'', Age of Conan, [[Crimson Skies]], [[w:Magic: The Gathering|Magic: The Gathering]], and others. A former member of the United States Navy, he has written gaming fiction and source material for such companies as [[FASA]], [[w:TSR, Inc.|TSR, Inc.]] and [[w:Wizards of the Coast|Wizards of the Coast]]. His first professional fiction novel contract was for the BattleTech novel ''[[Double Blind]]''. + '''Loren L. Coleman''', born in Longview, Washington,<ref>according to the biography section on his homepage</ref> is a science-fiction writer, known for having written many books for series such as [[BattleTech]] & [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]], [[Star Trek]], Age of Conan, [[Crimson Skies]], [[w:Magic: The Gathering|Magic: The Gathering]], and others. A former member of the United States Navy, he has written gaming fiction and source material for such companies as [[FASA]], [[w:TSR, Inc.|TSR, Inc.]] and [[w:Wizards of the Coast|Wizards of the Coast]]. His first professional fiction novel contract was for the BattleTech novel ''[[Double Blind]]''. In 2003 he was one of the principal founders of [[InMediaRes]], the parent company of BattleTech licensee [[Catalyst Game Labs]] (CGL) and also the company that owns [[BattleCorps]], a website dedicated to BattleTech fiction. Beyond several print novels published for [[Classic BattleTech]] and its [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] setting he authored numerous short stories published via BattleCorps, including the serial work ''[[Shadows of Faith]]'', the continuation of the main BattleTech storyline from where it left off in ''[[Endgame]]''. In 2003 he was one of the principal founders of [[InMediaRes]], the parent company of BattleTech licensee [[Catalyst Game Labs]] (CGL) and also the company that owns [[BattleCorps]], a website dedicated to BattleTech fiction. Beyond several print novels published for [[Classic BattleTech]] and its [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] setting he authored numerous short stories published via BattleCorps, including the serial work ''[[Shadows of Faith]]'', the continuation of the main BattleTech storyline from where it left off in ''[[Endgame]]''.
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| − | '''Loren L. Coleman''', born in Longview, Washington,<ref>according to the biography section on his homepage</ref> is a science-fiction writer, known for having written many books for series such as [[BattleTech]] & [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]], | + | '''Loren L. Coleman''', born in Longview, Washington,<ref>according to the biography section on his homepage</ref> is a science-fiction writer, known for having written many books for series such as [[BattleTech]] & [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]], [[Star Trek]], Age of Conan, [[Crimson Skies]], [[w:Magic: The Gathering|Magic: The Gathering]], and others. A former member of the United States Navy, he has written gaming fiction and source material for such companies as [[FASA]], [[w:TSR, Inc.|TSR, Inc.]] and [[w:Wizards of the Coast|Wizards of the Coast]]. His first professional fiction novel contract was for the BattleTech novel ''[[Double Blind]]''. |
In 2003 he was one of the principal founders of [[InMediaRes]], the parent company of BattleTech licensee [[Catalyst Game Labs]] (CGL) and also the company that owns [[BattleCorps]], a website dedicated to BattleTech fiction. Beyond several print novels published for [[Classic BattleTech]] and its [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] setting he authored numerous short stories published via BattleCorps, including the serial work ''[[Shadows of Faith]]'', the continuation of the main BattleTech storyline from where it left off in ''[[Endgame]]''. | In 2003 he was one of the principal founders of [[InMediaRes]], the parent company of BattleTech licensee [[Catalyst Game Labs]] (CGL) and also the company that owns [[BattleCorps]], a website dedicated to BattleTech fiction. Beyond several print novels published for [[Classic BattleTech]] and its [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] setting he authored numerous short stories published via BattleCorps, including the serial work ''[[Shadows of Faith]]'', the continuation of the main BattleTech storyline from where it left off in ''[[Endgame]]''. | ||