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==Life==
==Life==
Raised in Cheboygan, Michigan Sigler's father passed his love of classic monster movies along to his son. His mother, a school teacher, encouraged his reading offering him any book he wanted <ref>{{cite web
Scott's first monster story, "Tentacles", was written at the age of eight<ref>{{cite web
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Born in Michigan, Scott didn't travel far for college having attended Olivet College (Olivet, MI) and Cleary College (Ann Arbor, MI) where he earned a BA in Journalism and a BS in Marketing. Scott has had a varied career path having worked fast food, picking fruit, shoveling horse manure, a sports reporter, director of marketing for a software company, software startup founder, marketing consultant, guitar salesman, bum in a rock band<ref>{{cite web
Sigler didn't travel far for college having attended [[Olivet College]] (Olivet, MI) and [[Cleary College]] (Ann Arbor, MI) where he earned a BA in Journalism and a BS in Marketing. Scott has had a varied career path having worked fast food, picking fruit, shoveling horse manure, a sports reporter, director of marketing for a software company, software startup founder, marketing consultant, guitar salesman, bum in a rock band<ref>{{cite web
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| accessdate = 2007-09-17 }}</ref>. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[ebook]], Time Warner was planning on publishing the novel. With the economic slump following [[September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], Time Warner did away with the imprint in 2004, Scott decided to start podcasting his novel in March, 2005 as ''the worlds first podcast only novel'' <ref>{{cite web
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| title = Earthcore Podcast Now Pay to Play
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| date = [[2006-02-21]]
| url = http://www.podcastingnews.com/archives/2006/02/earthcore_podca_1.html
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After ''EarthCore'''s success (''EarthCore'' had over 10,000 subscribers <ref>{{cite web
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| date = [[2006-02-23]]
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| accessdate = 2007-09-18 }}</ref>), Sigler released ''Ancestor'', ''Infection'', and ''The Rookie'' via podcast. Currently he is producing a weekly show while preparing for the podcast release of his next book, ''Nocturnal''.

Pushing boundaries, Sigler released an Adobe PDF version of ''Ancestor'' on Monday 19th March 2007 through Sigler's own podcast as well as others. ''Ancestor'' was released on April 1, 2007 to much internet hype and, dispite having been released two weeks earlier as a free ebook, reached #7 on [[Amazon.com]]'s best-seller list and #1 on Sci-Fi, Horror and Genre-Fiction on the day of release <ref>{{cite web
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Sigler is leveraging [[new media]] to keep in-touch with his fans, regularly talking with them using [[social networking]] sites, via email, and IM.
After '''''EarthCore''''''s success, Sigler released '''''Ancestor''''', '''''Infection''''', and '''''The Rookie''''' via podcast. Currently he is producing a weekly show while preparing for the podcast release of his next book, '''''Nocturnal'''''.


Scott Sigler was featured in a New York Times article on March 1, 2007 by Andrew Adam Newman. <ref>{{cite web
Scott Sigler was featured in a New York Times article on March 1, 2007 by Andrew Adam Newman. <ref>{{cite web
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===[[King_Kong_(1976_film)|King Kong]]===
===[[King_Kong_(1976_film)|King Kong]]===
Sigler saw King Kong (1976 version) when he was a little kid. He said it, "Scared the crap out of me. I hid behind my dad’s shoulder and begged to leave the theatre. As soon as we were out, I asked when we could see it again – that was the moment I knew I wanted to tell monster stories. I wanted to have that same impact on other people."
Sigler saw King Kong (1976 version) when he was a little kid. He said it, "Scared the crap out of me. I hid behind my dad’s shoulder and begged to leave the theatre. As soon as we were out, I asked when we could see it again – that was the moment I knew I wanted to tell monster stories. I wanted to have that same impact on other people."
==Wiritten / Podcast Material==
==Wiritten Material / Podcasts / Theatrical Works==
===Books In Print===
===Books In Print===
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Scott Sigler, Phil Masters, Dean Edgell, Dana Edgell (1991) ''Champions Presents #1'' ISBN 1558061231 Hero Games
Scott Sigler, Phil Masters, Dean Edgell, Dana Edgell (1991) ''Champions Presents #1'' ISBN 1558061231 Hero Games

Scott Sigler (1998) ''Asp Technocracy (Silent Death, the Next Millennium)'' Iron Crown Enterprises


Scott Sigler (1993) ''Shadows of the City'' ISBN 1558061819
Scott Sigler (1993) ''Shadows of the City'' ISBN 1558061819
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*'''''EarthCore''''' (2005)
*''EarthCore'' (2005)
*'''''Ancestor''''' (2006)
*''Ancestor'' (2006)
*'''''Infection''''' (2006)
*''Infection'' (2006)
*'''''The Rookie'''''(2007) , originally aired from from September 25, 2006 to April 24, 2007.
*''The Rookie''(2007) , originally aired from from September 25, 2006 to April 24, 2007.


===Short Stories===
===Theatrical Adaptations===
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In May, 2007 the novel Infection was [[optioned]] by [[Rogue Pictures]] and [[Random House]] Films <ref>{{cite web
*"''Chuckles Mulrooney, Attorney for the Damned''", a short story available on [http://www.escapepod.org/2006/06/08/ep057-chuckles-mulrooney-attorney-for-the-damned/ episode 57] of the [[Escape Pod (podcast)|Escape Pod]] podcast 2006
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*"''Hero''" a short story available on [http://www.escapepod.org/2006/01/05/ep035-hero/ episode 35] of the [[Escape Pod (podcast)|Escape Pod]] podcast 2006
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*"''Asp Technocracy (Silent Death, the Next Millennium)''", Iron Crown Enterprises, 1998
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*"''Number One With a Bullet''" from the "Monsters from Memphis" anthology, also played on Scott's "Bloodcast"
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*"''Bag Man''", a short story available on [http://pseudopod.org/2006/08/11/pseudopod-001-bag-man/ episode 1] of the [[Pseudopod]] podcast, 2006
| title = Rogue, Random book 'Infested'
*"''Splashing Contest''" Short story published in Flesh & Blood magazine, also played on "Bloodcast"
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*"''Sacred Cow''"from Scott's "Bloodcast" feed. (Adapted for a short movie by the podcast "Stranger Things"
| publisher = [[The Hollywood Reporter]]
| date = [[2007-05-31]]
| url = http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3ibdf0b7dd533b3de6307eb35ae359edd4
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| accessdate = 2007-09-18 }}</ref>. Renamed ''Infested'', the movie is currently in the planning stages.

The short story ''Sacred Cow'' was made into an online only mini-movie by StrangerThings.tv and was Stranger Things debut episode <ref>{{cite web
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| title = Episode 01: Sacred Cow
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| publisher = [[StrangerThings.tv]]
| date = [[2007-03-02]]
| url = http://www.strangerthings.tv/?p=34
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| accessdate = 2007-09-18 }}</ref>.

===Short Stories===
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*"''Seigeshire''" "[[White Wolf, Inc.|White Wolf Magazine]]" Issue 21
*"''Kumite''" (1994) "Adventurer's Club Magazine" Issue 24
*"''Number One With a Bullet''" (1997) "Monsters from Memphis" anthology (ISBN 978-1880964217) , and "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Chuckles Mulrooney, Attorney for the Damned''", (2006) Episode 57, [[Escape Pod (podcast)|Escape Pod]] podcast
*"''Hero''" (2006) Episode 35, [[Escape Pod (podcast)|Escape Pod]] podcast
*"''Bag Man''" (2006) Episode 1, [[Pseudopod (podcast)|Pseudopod]] podcast and "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Splashing Contest''" Flesh & Blood magazine, and "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Sacred Cow''" "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Great Snipe Hunt, The''" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Kissyman''" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed
*"''Iowa Typhoon''" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed


===Future Stories===
===Future Stories===
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*'''''Earthcore II: Mt. Fitzroy''''' was officially announced at the September 2006 [[Portable Media Expo]] (now renamed "The Podcast & New Media Expo") in Ontario, California. The podcast sequel to '''''Earthcore''''' follows a heavily-armed team led by the surviving Patrick O'Doyle as they head off to the other known Rocktopi site at Mt. Fitzroy, Argentina. While no official release date has been announced, the author stated it would be out approximately one year from the date of the 2006 Expo, which will now be pushed back due to Nocturnal's release.
*''Earthcore II: Mt. Fitzroy'' was officially announced at the September 2006 Portable Media Expo (now renamed "The Podcast & New Media Expo") in Ontario, California. The podcast sequel to ''Earthcore'' follows a heavily-armed team led by the surviving Patrick O'Doyle as they head off to the other known Rocktopi site at Mt. Fitzroy, Argentina. While no official release date has been announced, the author stated it would be out approximately one year from the date of the 2006 Expo, which will now be pushed back due to Nocturnal's release.


*'''''Nocturnal''''' is the next podcast novel and is said to be due for release in September of 2008.
*''Nocturnal'' is the next podcast novel and is said to be due for release in September of 2008.


*'''''Contagious''''' is the sequel to '''''Infected''''' (formerly '''''Infection''''' and '''''Infested''''') which will be followed by
*''Contagious'' is the sequel to ''Infected'' (formerly ''Infection'' and ''Infested'') which will be followed by


*'''''Pandemic''''', the third book in the Infected series.
*''Pandemic'', the third book in the Infected series.


*'''''The Starter''''' is the sequel to '''''The Rookie'''''. It will tell the story of the Ionath Krakens as a Tier One GFL team.
*''The Starter'' is the sequel to ''The Rookie''. It will tell the story of the Ionath Krakens as a Tier One GFL team.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* On episodes released the week of [[June 5th]] [[2006]], Sigler and fellow podcast novelist [[J. C. Hutchins]] announced a contest called "[http://jchutchins.net/7Son/SHARE%20THE%20PAIN.html Share The Pain]" in which listeners are to identify the six instances in which the storyline of Sigler's '''''Infection''''' podcast novel collide with that of Hutchins' '''''[[7th Son (Podiobook)|7th Son]]'''''. The contest was run by Sigler, Hutchins and [[Podcast Pickle]].
* On episodes released the week of [[June 5th]] [[2006]], Sigler and fellow podcast novelist [[J. C. Hutchins]] announced a contest called "[http://jchutchins.net/7Son/SHARE%20THE%20PAIN.html Share The Pain]" in which listeners are to identify the six instances in which the storyline of Sigler's ''Infection'' podcast novel collide with that of Hutchins' ''[[7th Son (Podiobook)|7th Son]]''. The contest was run by Sigler, Hutchins and [[Podcast Pickle]].
* Scott Sigler has made mention of another Scott Sigler, who performs as a clown and has apparently been mistaken for Scott the author. Strangely or suspiciously, the "other" Scott Sigler's clown name is Mookie, the same as Scott's dog.
* Scott Sigler has made mention of another Scott Sigler, who performs as a clown and has apparently been mistaken for Scott the author. Strangely or suspiciously, the "other" Scott Sigler's clown name is Mookie, the same as Scott's dog.
* On Monday 19th March 2007, '''''Ancestor''''' was released as a free Adobe Acrobat download to subscribers of Scott Sigler's Podcast feed, as well as to subscribers of several podcasts that belonged to the Farpoint Media network.
* On April 1st, 2007, '''''Ancestor''''' reached the 7th highest rank in book sales on [[Amazon.com]]. Additionally, it was ranked number 1 in both the Horror and Sci-Fi categories.


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 07:55, 19 September 2007


Scott Carl Sigler
OccupationAuthor
Nationality
American
GenreScience Fiction/Horror
Literary movementThe Podiobook (Podcast Novel)
Website
scottsigler.net

Scott Carl Sigler is a contemporary American author of science fiction and horror as well as an avid podcaster. Originally from Michigan he now resides in San Francisco, California with his wife and two dogs.

Life

Raised in Cheboygan, Michigan Sigler's father passed his love of classic monster movies along to his son. His mother, a school teacher, encouraged his reading offering him any book he wanted [1]. Sigler wrote his first monster story, "Tentacles", at the age of eight[2].

Sigler didn't travel far for college having attended Olivet College (Olivet, MI) and Cleary College (Ann Arbor, MI) where he earned a BA in Journalism and a BS in Marketing. Scott has had a varied career path having worked fast food, picking fruit, shoveling horse manure, a sports reporter, director of marketing for a software company, software startup founder, marketing consultant, guitar salesman, bum in a rock band[3], and currently as a social media strategist.

Use of Technology

EarthCore was originally published in 2001 by iPublish, an AOL/Time Warner imprint[4]. With the novel doing well as a promotional ebook, Time Warner was planning on publishing the novel. With the economic slump following September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Time Warner did away with the imprint in 2004, Scott decided to start podcasting his novel in March, 2005 as the worlds first podcast only novel [5] to build hype and garner an audience for his work. Sigler considered it a "no brainer" to offer the book as a free audio download. Having searched for podcast novel's" and finding none, Sigler decided to be the first [6]. A shameless self-promoter and worker of viral marketing [7], Sigler was able to get EarthCore offered as a paid download on iTunes in 2006 [8].

After EarthCore's success (EarthCore had over 10,000 subscribers [9]), Sigler released Ancestor, Infection, and The Rookie via podcast. Currently he is producing a weekly show while preparing for the podcast release of his next book, Nocturnal.

Pushing boundaries, Sigler released an Adobe PDF version of Ancestor on Monday 19th March 2007 through Sigler's own podcast as well as others. Ancestor was released on April 1, 2007 to much internet hype and, dispite having been released two weeks earlier as a free ebook, reached #7 on Amazon.com's best-seller list and #1 on Sci-Fi, Horror and Genre-Fiction on the day of release [10].

Sigler is leveraging new media to keep in-touch with his fans, regularly talking with them using social networking sites, via email, and IM.

Scott Sigler was featured in a New York Times article on March 1, 2007 by Andrew Adam Newman. [11] covering authors using podcasting innovations to garner a broader audience.

Influences

Stephen King

Sigler calls King a master craftsman, who writes from the "regular guy" strata from which he hails. "His older stuff had no pretense, no "higher message," no “I’m extremely important” attitude, just rock-solid storytelling and character development. He also would whack any character at any time, and that’s what hooked you in – when characters got into trouble, you didn’t know if they’d live, unlike 99% of the books out there that are trying to develop franchise characters."

Jack London

According to Sigler, "The Sea Wolf totally changed my views on life".

King Kong

Sigler saw King Kong (1976 version) when he was a little kid. He said it, "Scared the crap out of me. I hid behind my dad’s shoulder and begged to leave the theatre. As soon as we were out, I asked when we could see it again – that was the moment I knew I wanted to tell monster stories. I wanted to have that same impact on other people."

Wiritten Material / Podcasts / Theatrical Works

Books In Print

Scott Sigler, Phil Masters, Dean Edgell, Dana Edgell (1991) Champions Presents #1 ISBN 1558061231 Hero Games

Scott Sigler (1998) Asp Technocracy (Silent Death, the Next Millennium) Iron Crown Enterprises

Scott Sigler (1993) Shadows of the City ISBN 1558061819

Scott Sigler (1997) Silent Death House Sigurd Archdiocese ISBN 1558062955 Iron Crown Enterprises

Scott Sigler, Don Dennis (1997) Sigurd Archdiocese: Forces Book ISBN 1558062955

Scott Sigler, (2005), EarthCore, ISBN 9781896944326 Dragon Moon Press

Scott Sigler, (2007), Ancestor, ISBN 9781896944739 Dragon Moon Press

Podcast Novels

  • EarthCore (2005)
  • Ancestor (2006)
  • Infection (2006)
  • The Rookie(2007) , originally aired from from September 25, 2006 to April 24, 2007.

Theatrical Adaptations

In May, 2007 the novel Infection was optioned by Rogue Pictures and Random House Films [12]. Renamed Infested, the movie is currently in the planning stages.

The short story Sacred Cow was made into an online only mini-movie by StrangerThings.tv and was Stranger Things debut episode [13].

Short Stories

  • "Seigeshire" "White Wolf Magazine" Issue 21
  • "Kumite" (1994) "Adventurer's Club Magazine" Issue 24
  • "Number One With a Bullet" (1997) "Monsters from Memphis" anthology (ISBN 978-1880964217) , and "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Chuckles Mulrooney, Attorney for the Damned", (2006) Episode 57, Escape Pod podcast
  • "Hero" (2006) Episode 35, Escape Pod podcast
  • "Bag Man" (2006) Episode 1, Pseudopod podcast and "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Splashing Contest" Flesh & Blood magazine, and "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Sacred Cow" "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Great Snipe Hunt, The" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Kissyman" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed
  • "Iowa Typhoon" (2007) "Bloodcast" feed

Future Stories

  • Earthcore II: Mt. Fitzroy was officially announced at the September 2006 Portable Media Expo (now renamed "The Podcast & New Media Expo") in Ontario, California. The podcast sequel to Earthcore follows a heavily-armed team led by the surviving Patrick O'Doyle as they head off to the other known Rocktopi site at Mt. Fitzroy, Argentina. While no official release date has been announced, the author stated it would be out approximately one year from the date of the 2006 Expo, which will now be pushed back due to Nocturnal's release.
  • Nocturnal is the next podcast novel and is said to be due for release in September of 2008.
  • Contagious is the sequel to Infected (formerly Infection and Infested) which will be followed by
  • Pandemic, the third book in the Infected series.
  • The Starter is the sequel to The Rookie. It will tell the story of the Ionath Krakens as a Tier One GFL team.

Trivia

  • On episodes released the week of June 5th 2006, Sigler and fellow podcast novelist J. C. Hutchins announced a contest called "Share The Pain" in which listeners are to identify the six instances in which the storyline of Sigler's Infection podcast novel collide with that of Hutchins' 7th Son. The contest was run by Sigler, Hutchins and Podcast Pickle.
  • Scott Sigler has made mention of another Scott Sigler, who performs as a clown and has apparently been mistaken for Scott the author. Strangely or suspiciously, the "other" Scott Sigler's clown name is Mookie, the same as Scott's dog.

References

  1. ^ Detrich, Allan (2007-04-01). "Podcasts are a novel idea for Scott Sigler". Toledo Blade. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  2. ^ Newman, Heather (2001-12-04). "Detroit Free Press Home Computing Column". Detroit Free Press Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. Retrieved 2007-09-17. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  3. ^ "iPublish.com at Time Warner Books unveils third round of authors discovered through online writer community". Ingram Investment Ltd. 2001-11-07. Retrieved 2007-09-17. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  4. ^ Weinberg, Anna (2005-08-26). "A Novel Approach to Podcasting". The Book Standard. Retrieved 2007-09-17. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  5. ^ Angell, LC (2005-03-24). "Fiction author releases 'Podcast-only' novel". iLounge.com. Retrieved 2007-09-17. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  6. ^ Kerley, Christina (2006-08-26). "Access to Supply Powers Demand--and First Sci-Fi Podcast Novel. (Q&A with Scott Sigler)". CK's Blog. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  7. ^ "From Podcast to Paidcast". PRNewswire. 2006-03-09. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  8. ^ "Earthcore Podcast Now Pay to Play". Podcasting News. 2006-02-21. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  9. ^ Mehta, Devanshu (2006-02-23). "From Podcast to Paidcast". Apple Matters. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  10. ^ "Scott Sigler's Ancestor Skyrockets to Top 10 of Amazon Best-Seller List on First Day of Release". PodShow.com. 2007-04-02. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  11. ^ NEWMAN, ANDREW ADAM (2007-03-01). "Authors Find Their Voice, and Audience, in Podcasts". The New York Times. Retrieved 2007-09-16. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  12. ^ Borys, Kit (2007-05-31). "Rogue, Random book 'Infested'". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
  13. ^ Newton, Earl (2007-03-02). "Episode 01: Sacred Cow". StrangerThings.tv. Retrieved 2007-09-18. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)
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