William C. Dietz
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| William C. Dietz | |
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American |
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Writer |
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William Corey Dietz, informally known as Bill Dietz, is a science fiction author, who wrote the Dark Forces trilogy, which consists of Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire, Dark Forces: Rebel Agent, and Dark Forces: Jedi Knight, based on the computer games Star Wars: Dark Forces and Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II. He was also slated to write Escape from Dagu, but the novel was cancelled.
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[edit] Biography
William C. Dietz grew up in the Seattle area, spent time with the Navy and Marine Corps as a corpsman, graduated from the University of Washington and worked as a surgical technician, college instructor, and news writer. Later he worked for US West in a number of different marketing communications and public relations related positions, before leaving to accept a job as Director of Public Relations and Marketing for international telephone company edge2net. Dietz has been a full-time writer since 2002.
Among the works from Dietz is also the novel adaptation of the highly rated computer and video game Halo: the book was titled The Flood and released in 2003.
[edit] Star Wars biliography
- Escape from Dagu (Cancelled) (2004)
[edit] Dark Forces trilogy
- Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire (1997)
- Dark Forces: Rebel Agent (1998)
- Dark Forces: Jedi Knight (1998)
