He also had published a comic strip and another short story called “The Cleaning Machine” that same year. There were four different stories in the series: “Higher Centers”, “The Man with the Anteater”, “Ratman” and “Wheels within Wheels”. Paul’s first published piece was a short story series called “LaNague Series” in Analog in 1971. He has managed to juggle these two careers for all of his adult life and is still working today as a part-time physician. Paul Wilson sold his first piece of writing while he was attending Kirkwood College of Osteopathic Medicine. After attending Georgetown University and graduating in 1968, F. Wilson did not plan to be an author at first. He was also interested in watching horror and science fiction movies and is quoted as saying that when he was young he once watched the movie version of King Kong more than ten times in one week. As Wilson was growing up, he was always interested in reading both novels and comic books. Paul Wilson was born just across the Hudson River from Manhattan in Jersey City, New Jersey on May 17 in the year 1946. Never Fear - Phobias: Everyone Fears Something.Ĭhiral Mad 4: An Anthology of Collaborationsį. Mister October, Volume I: An Anthology in Memory of Rick Hautala Midnight Mass and Other Great Vampire Stories The Year's Best Fantasy 2 / Demons and Dreams The Year's Best Fantasy: Second Annual Collection - Demons and Dreams

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