Carol Resnick

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Carol Resnick (born Nov. 2, 1942) is a science fiction author and collaborator with her husband Mike Resnick. They have been married since 1961. Their daughter, Laura Resnick, is also a science fiction writer.

[edit] Costuming

Carol created costumes in which she and Mike appeared in five Worldcon masquerades in the 1970s, winning four out of five contests.

[edit] Writing and Editing

According to Mike Resnick's biography^[1], Carol is an uncredited collaborator on his science fiction, but is listed as a co-author on two movie scripts that they've sold, based on his novels:

Santiago (movie script)
The Widowmaker (movie script)

Carol is also co-editing, with Mike, The Resnick Library of Worldwide Adventure, a non-fiction series collecting tales of travel from various authors, for Alexander Books[1].

Tombs Travel and Trouble (Resnick's Library of Worldwide Adventure) (by Lawrence Griswold, with Mike Resnick, May 2001)
Musk Hashish and Blood (Resnick's Library of Worldwide Adventure) (by Hector France, with Mike Resnick, June 2001)
White Shadows in the South Seas (Resnick's Library of Worldwide Adventure) (by Frederick O'Brien, with Mike Resnick, October 2001)
Mystic Isles of the South Seas (Resnick's Library of Worldwide Adventure) (by Frederick O'Brien, with Mike Resnick, April 2002)
Green Hell (Resnick's Library of Worldwide Adventure) by Julian Duguid, with Mike Resnick, May 2002)