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'''David Bischoff''' (born [[December 15]], 1951) is a prolific American science fiction writer. He currently teaches creative writing at Seton Hill University, having penned dozens of books, including many in the media-tie in field. His television writing credits include two episodes of ''Star Trek: the Next Generation'', and one of ''Dinosaucers''. | '''David Bischoff''' (born [[December 15]], [[1951]]) is a prolific American science fiction writer. He currently teaches creative writing at Seton Hill University, having penned dozens of books, including many in the media-tie in field. His television writing credits include two episodes of ''Star Trek: the Next Generation'', and one of ''Dinosaucers''. | ||
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David Bischoff (born December 15, 1951) is a prolific American science fiction writer. He currently teaches creative writing at Seton Hill University, having penned dozens of books, including many in the media-tie in field. His television writing credits include two episodes of Star Trek: the Next Generation, and one of Dinosaucers.
Short stories
- Lonesome Diesel (Transformers Legends anthology)
External links
- David Bischoff on Wikipedia.
