John F. Carr

John Francis Carr (born December 25, 1944) is an American science fiction editor and writer 
Career.
Carr was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and raised in San Diego, California.
He is the author of seven published novels and, along with co-editor Jerry Pournelle, he has edited over twenty theme anthologies and short story collections. He is also an authority on the life and works of H. Beam Piper and his biography "H. Beam Piper: A Biography", was published in 2008. His other works include the space opera "The Ophidian Conspiracy" and several novels (some co-written with Roland J. Green) set in the Paratime universe of H. Beam Piper).
He is also recognized as an editor, having edited numerous collections or series involving Libertarian science fiction and Military science fiction. He is best known for working with Jerry Pournelle. In 2002, Carr and Pournelle were honored with a Prometheus Award for editing "The Survival of Freedom". 
Published works.
Essay series.
Carr's Pequod Press released "Fuzzy Ergo Sum" (2011) and "Caveat Fuzzy" (2012) by Wolfgang Diehr. These novels pick up where the original series by H. Beam Piper left off, continuing the story of Little Fuzzy and his fuzzy and human companions.