Frank Wu's art has materialized in many magazines, including Fantastic Stories, On Spec, Talebones, Darkling Plain, Altair, E-scape and Strange Horizons. Due out later this year is a book of stories by Jay Lake, illustrated by Wu; the collection will be entitled Greetings from Lake Wu. The book will be released in a special "Box of Wonders" edition in a handmade wooden box with color prints, assorted tchotchkes and original words and art by Jay and Frank. Wu has also painted covers for books by Mark Siegel, Jennifer Barlow, Daniel Pearlman, and Jamie Rosen. Frank won the Illustrators of the Future Grand Prize and has twice been a finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Fan Artist. He also has four scientific papers on DNA replication to his credit, along with humor published in The Journal of Irreproducible Results and The Annals of Improbable Research. When not creating stuff, Frank can be found hanging out with monks, hunting for mastodon bones in New Mexico and dinosaur bones and fish fossils in
Wyoming, holding Laura Palmer's diary, riding in banana-shaped mopeds, touching art when the museum guards aren't looking, searching for a river of molten lava to drop keys into, or walking the earth, meeting people, getting into adventures, you know, like Caine in Kung Fu.
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