Chalker

Steven Chalker announced that Wonderland Gambit might be made into a movie, but supposedly its close resemblance to The Matrix resulted in the project being canceled. citation At the time of his death, Chalker left one unfinished novel, Chameleon.

As police commissioner, Mr Chalker served on various national law enforcement boards including as chair and deputy chair.

Kathryne Chalker, 35, lives on a road parallel to the estate.

Following on the work of Washington State University’s associate professor Linda Chalker-Scott, I have become fascinated with easier, cheaper ways of improving the soil where I garden, and have seen results that have radically changed my way of thinking.

She leaves behind her sister, Carol Chalker and nieces, nephews and cousins who all wish they had more time with her, but are so grateful for the gift of that one last October family get-together, a tradition too long neglected.

Chalker intended to become a lawyer, but financial problems caused him to become a teacher instead.

Chalker's hobbies included esoteric audio, travel, and working on science-fiction convention committees.

Chalker was also a Baltimore City Schools history teacher in Maryland for 12 years, retiring during 1978 to write full-time.

Chalker was posthumously awarded the Phoenix Award by the Southern Fandom Confederation on April 9, 2005.

Many of Chalker's works involve some physical transformation of the main characters.

Novels Chalker is best known for his Well World series of novels, but he also wrote many other novels (most, but not all, part of a series, or large novels which were split into 'series' by the publishers), and at least nine short stories.