Brian Daley
The facts here are thin — there's no single most-cited work, no named influence or successor, and no career events beyond education and citizenship. Following the evidence-lock rule, the bio will be shorter than the target rather than invented.
Brian Daley was an American science fiction writer and novelist who worked in the English language. He was born on December 22, 1947, in Englewood, and died on February 11, 1996, in Maryland.
Daley attended Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan, which appears to have been a formative part of his early years before he pursued a career as a writer. He went on to produce work in the science fiction genre, contributing to it as both a novelist and a writer more broadly.
The Library of Congress catalogued his work under the authorized label "Daley, Brian," a marker of his recognized standing as a published author within the United States.
He died in Maryland in February 1996 at the age of forty-eight.
Quotes by Brian Daley
In the beginning, even before we had a chance to have serious talks, they began making preparations for a labor dispute.
They (AK representatives) will let us know if and when the company's response will change on that matter.
This vote demonstrates that the AEIF stands united in its determination to secure an equitable labor agreement with AK Steel. The executive committee will continue negotiating with AK Steel to achieve that result.
We understand that the Steelworkers might have one or two horses in this race. We appreciate their support, but we don't see at this time a need to join the United Steelworkers.
We're working to narrow the gap and we hope the company is serious. We're serious. We want to make a quick resolution and the quicker it's settled, the better.
