Vincent Louis Carrella

Vincent Louis Carrella
Born	June 26, 1965 Long Island, New York
Occupation	novelist, video game developer
Nationality	United States
Alma mater	Marist College
Period	1996–present
Genre	fiction, literature
Notable works	Serpent Box
Notable awards	Literary Latte Fiction Award 2000 The Serpent Box and the Poison Jar
Website
www.serpentbox.com

Vincent Louis Carrella (born June 26, 1965) is a pioneering interactive story-teller and game developer and an American fiction novelist and short story writer. His debut novel Serpent Box, was published on February 26, 2008, based on an initial short story "The Serpent Box and the Poison Jar." The short story won the 2000 Literal Latte Fiction Award.

Awards

Carrella has won the following awards:^[1]

• the 1994 New Media Magazine Invision Silver Medal (for Iron Helix)
• the 1996 New Media Magazine Invision Award (for Bad Mojo)
• the 2000 Literal Latte Fiction Award (for "The Serpent Box and the Poison Jar")
• the 2001 Brilliant Digital Dancing Pixel Animation Contest (for the web short Caddies)
• the 2001 1st Place Prize in the World Animation Conference: Internet Animation category (for his writing on Li'l Green Men)
• the 2004 PC Adventure Game of the Year (Writer, Creator, & Producer)

Bibliography

Short Stories

• 600 Seconds (2006)
• U-Boat (2008)
• All the Roadside Crosses (2009)

Fiction

• Serpent Box (2008)

See also

• List of novelists from the United States

Notes

1. HarperCollinsPublisher's About the Author

External links

• Vincent Louis Carrella's Official Website
• Vincent Louis Carrella's HarperCollinsPublisher's Bio Page
• Vincent Louis Carrella's Giant Bomb Profile
• Vincent Louis Carrella's IMDB Profile
• Vincent Louis Carrella's MobyGames Profile
• Vincent Louis Carrella's Red Room Writer Profile