They had one son together and one son each from previous marriages. He married his second wife, pianist Elizabeth Lustig, in 1983. At the age of fourteen he wrote his first novel, Glorious October (unpublished) about the Hungarian revolution of 1956. Trotter was born in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was an acknowledged expert on the works of Jean Sibelius, the subject of his novel Winter Fire, and Leopold Stokowski, whose Trotter-penned biography has gone as yet unpublished but has made the rounds of the Leopold Stokowski Society for many years. He wrote on classical music for the Charlotte Observer, the High Point Enterprise, and the Greensboro News & Record, among others, and served as program annotator for Greensboro's prestigious Eastern Music Festival. Trotter was also a classical music expert and collector, owning one of the largest collections of vinyl and CD recordings in the Southeast. Trotter also has spent time in Filmography as an Assistant Director for Ghost Recon 2 in 2004 and as the musical consultant for one episode of Live from Lincoln Center in 1976.
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He has also written "The Desktop General" column for PC Gamer magazine since 1988.
A pair of historical novels set in North Carolina during the Civil War, Sands of Pride and Fires of Pride, were published in 20, and his most recent novel, Warrener's Beastie, was published in 2006.
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He wrote two guides for the Close Combat series of computer games in 1999. His biography of conductor Dmitri Mitropoulos was published in 1995. A horror novelette, "Siren of Swanquarter", published in Deathrealm magazine, was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award in 1994.
Winter Fire, his first novel, was published in 1993. A trilogy of books on the American Civil War in North Carolina was published in 19. It was awarded the Arts and Letters Prize of the Finlandia Foundation. A research project Trotter started while at Davidson College about the Winter War eventually became the history book A Frozen Hell, published in 1991. Lawyer Rob Newsom III invited him to write Deadly Kin, a true crime book, which was published in 1989. His first published work was "Sibelius and the Tides of Taste" for High Fidelity in 1965. Thanks BF.Trotter's work covered a variety of genres and markets. I love how the hops and the puzzles were all diversified.
“It is unfortunate that this game will not be available until the holidays because I enjoyed every minute of play. I'll be looking forward to Christmas so I can buy this one and add to my collection! Very well done.” - Joseph, Beta Tester It had all the basics.interactive HOPs, morphing objects, collections, map, tutorial with a 'special features only' option. This series is well designed, and this one did not disappoint. Art, visual style, sound, all really great.
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