Liz Holliday
Liz Holliday is a British editor and writer whose work includes science fiction and crime/mystery short fiction, tie-in fiction, and role-playing game material. She is known for editing the UK magazines Odyssey and 3SF.
Life and early career
Published sources describe Holliday as having worked in several roles before and alongside her writing and editorial career, including teaching, youth work, bookselling and theatre-related work.Editing
Holliday edited Odyssey, a UK science-fiction and fantasy magazine published in the late 1990s; the magazine ceased publication after its 1997–1998 run. She later edited 3SF, a UK A4-format slick magazine published by Big Engine; it produced three issues, with a fourth completed but not printed after the publisher went into liquidation.Writing
Holliday has written short fiction published in magazines and anthologies, including Dragon and other genre venues. Her short story "And She Laughed" was adapted for television as an episode of the anthology series The Hunger, credited to Holliday for story and to Jeff Fazio for teleplay.She has also written tie-in and media-related fiction, including novelisations connected with British television.
TV novelisations and tie-in fiction
Cracker- ''Soldier Soldier''