Escape Artists
Escape Pod => Science Fiction Discussion => Topic started by: Varda on September 27, 2014, 08:43:23 PM
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Not really sure where to put this thread, but I suppose this is a good a place as any. Eugie Foster passed away this morning (http://www.eugiefoster.com/eugie-k-foster-update.htm) from complications related to cancer. She was 42. It's a huge loss for the SFF community, and she was particularly beloved by the podcasting world.
Her last story appeared yesterday at DSF: "When It Ends, He Catches Her" (http://dailysciencefiction.com/fantasy/fairy-tales/eugie-foster/when-it-ends-he-catches-her). It's gorgeous. Go read it.
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Very sad news. She was a great talent, and her stories (both the ones that were run by the EA podcasts and others I've read) were uniformly excellent.
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Condolences to her family and to all those who loved her stories and characters. Cancer is the worst thing in the world.
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I am gutted. She was awesome; I loved her stories.
Major condolences to her family and friends.
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The post (http://escapepod.org/2014/09/28/author-eugie-foster-passed-away-9272014/) on EscapePod.org has links to all of the podcasts she was involved with, but they're Facebook links. May I suggest that those be edited to be direct links? And if it's a forum moderator doing so, feel free to delete this post when that's done, rather than reply to it.
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The post (http://escapepod.org/2014/09/28/author-eugie-foster-passed-away-9272014/) on EscapePod.org has links to all of the podcasts she was involved with, but they're Facebook links. May I suggest that those be edited to be direct links? And if it's a forum moderator doing so, feel free to delete this post when that's done, rather than reply to it.
Got it, thanks for the heads up!
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Just awful news. As a listener, Eugie's stories were the ones I first started to recognize and cheer for when I saw her name show up in the EP/PP/PC feed.
She was great to work with. It's a terrible loss, and I'm gutted for her family and friends.
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Argh. Deeply saddened to hear.
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God damn it, that is lousy news to start the day with. And even lousier for the people close to her; my condolences to them.